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Nope--give her a new one free when she hosts a show!
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Deb Jennings
There isn't a blade to sharpen. Ours unseals the can, doesn't cut it. The wheel maybe worn. I would suggest that she has had 10 good years with hers and maybe it is just time for a new one. LOL. I mean 10 yrs!
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It is recommended to sharpen your old can opener at least every 6 months to maintain its sharpness and effectiveness.
Yes, you can sharpen your old can opener yourself using a simple sharpening stone or a handheld knife sharpener. Just make sure to follow the instructions carefully.
No, it is not safe to use a rusty can opener. Rust can contaminate your food and cause health hazards. It is important to replace your can opener if it starts to rust.
If you notice that your can opener is struggling to open cans or is leaving jagged edges, it is a sign that it needs to be sharpened.
The best way to sharpen your old can opener is to use a sharpening stone or a handheld knife sharpener. Make sure to follow the instructions carefully and test the sharpness on a can before using it on food.