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Cleaning a Can Opener Blade |
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To clean a can opener, whether it be an electric or a hand crank one, place a folded piece of paper towel around the edge that cuts the top of the can off and proceed to have the edge go through the process that you use to cut. You will find that the end result is a nice clean edge. (and no broken fingernails to worry about). Happy cleaning.
By Joesgirl
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RE: Cleaning a Can Opener Blade
I would spray some "scrubbing bubbles" type foam cleaner on it & scrub it with a old toothbrush.
RE: Cleaning a Can Opener Blade
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Post By peaches (Guest Post)
(12/23/2004)
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I use an old toothbrush to clean the blades and roller on my can opener.it works wonders and I don't have to worry about getting cut.
Clean Your Can Opener
Use a chenille "pipe cleaner" type stem to remove the dirt that collects on the wheel of the can opener.
By Syd
RE: Cleaning a Can Opener Blade
I take the top off the can opener[electric,the part that cuts the can] and place it in my silverware basket in the dishwasher,when I'm doing a load of dishes.it cleans it perfectly.or if I open something ugly like tomato sauce,where it spurts all over,then I use my fingernail brush or an old toothbrush to clean it .
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