Open a can, without any hands
The cordless "No Hands" One Touch Can Opener behaves as if it's got a mind of its own.
Set the petal-shaped tool on top of a can and voila! It whirs around in a circle with the press of a button, requiring very little work and eliminating instances of "operator error." Creator Daka Designs says the battery-operated, hands-free device leaves a smooth edge on the lid and the top of can.
The patented technology, created by Daka with carpal tunnel and arthritis sufferers in mind, slices through tin with no hand pressure.
The tool, which sells for about $20, stops automatically when finished and is equipped with an easy-open device that grasps the lid for immediate and safe discarding. It works on cans of all sizes and is small enough to store in a drawer.
The sleek design has no sharp corners or edges, making it ideal for use by even the smallest kitchen helpers.
