Always There Bottle Opener

Posted February 21st, 2007 by Aditi Simlai Tiwari

The Suck UK team needs to be congratulated for this cool, new bar accessory. A fridge magnet that doubles up as a bottle opener, the SuckUK Bottle Opener!

Often when the need for a drink arises, most of us rummage through cutlery drawers or stands, look through kitchen counters in the desperate attempt to find the elusive, all important tool—the bottle opener. Ok, ok so you are the super organized type, who knows where everything exactly is…but this is for the “normal” mortals…

The SuckUK Bottle Opener comes as a blessing from the heavens for the mortals. It is a sturdy, great looking and efficient accessory that no fridge worth its salt should do without. It works excellently with all kinds of bottles and microbrews, and the magnet is super strong so the opener stays on, on the fridge when you yank off the cap.

The SuckUK Bottle Opener is made of polished stainless steel, and comes in four colors — red, white, chrome, black. It is relatively easy on the pocket too at $27. So go ahead and get one, and kiss your bottle opening problems goodbye.

Aditi Simlai Tiwari
Lifestyle Writer
AmericanInventorSpot.com

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Comments

Another "useless" and "untimely" product?

Submitted on April 8th, 2007 by Anonymous (not verified)

Aren't almost all (if not all) bottles and cans made these days "twist off" or pull-off? I think a lot of retailers saw this coming since they put electric can openers on clearance. Sure, someone--someday--just MIGHT need a can opener, but the can opener's usefulness has clearly passed. What was that word....oh, viola--no, no, "voila".