One of those will last a lifetime... Swing-a-Way makes a similar one... our local Ace Hardware carries them and they are lower priced.
my grandparents were farmers.
my parents were truck farmers.
my self, i'm a gardener.
my children will eat out of tin cans.
so, a good quality can opener is timely.
an 18.50 dollar can opener might be too rich?
No, $18.50 is not too rich... but possibly being able to purchase one that's just as good locally and not need to have it shipped would be a plus for most people I think but you may disagree. Good for you.
$18.50 for a manual tin can opener seems a little rich to me. but of course i could be wrong.
when i buy lot's of the tin can type food now, i look for the pop top opener.
sphagetti, pork & beans, various other recipes with tomato sauce.
vienna sausage, different sardine recipes, and so forth.
most of our manual openers are about 5.00 a pop.
they wear out, get dull, etc. and into the trash.
a lifetime opener for less than $20.00?
ok, i can go with that. with a gaurantee?
