Finding yourself with a canned good and no can opener might feel like an insurmountable roadblock, but you can still open it with a little creativity, patience, and care. Here's how to do it safely ...

All it takes is a metal spoon and some elbow grease. A metal spoon is a safe solution to opening a can when there’s no can opener. Using a pocket knife works in a pinch, but it leaves sharp edges on ...

Using a sturdy spoon can safely open a can by degrading the metal along the seam. A box cutter or pocket knife can puncture the lid, but extra caution is needed to avoid injury. A flat-head ...

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If you’re looking to grow your retirement savings, a 401(k) can be a game-changer—but what if your employer doesn’t offer one or what if you don’t have an employer at all? Let’s break it down and ...

From standard cutting blades and rulers to toothpicks and fish scalers, the vast array of attachments available on your standard Swiss Army Knife can be overwhelming at first but gradually becomes ...

In a survival situation, not having a can opener doesn’t mean you can’t get to the food inside. This video shows simple and practical methods to open a can using everyday tools - or even just concrete ...