Description
This guitar bottle opener is a flat metal guitar that sits on the fridge door and lifts a cap whenever you need it. It is cut in the outline of a guitar from headstock to body, with a slim neck, two tuning pegs marked on the head and a rounded body with a curved horn at the top. Fine lines pick out the frets and strings along the neck, and a ringed sound hole sits in the middle of the body, so it reads as a guitar at a glance. The front is a silver-toned metal with a soft brushed look and the back is black. It is 14cm long, 4.9cm wide and just 0.3cm thick.
Its magnetic back holds it to a steel fridge door, so the opener stays where the cold drinks are rather than going missing in a drawer. We like it in the kitchen, but it works just as well on a drinks fridge in the garage, a utility room or a summer house, wherever bottles are kept chilled. The cap catches in the opening cut through the body of the guitar, and the long neck gives you a comfortable length to hold as you lift. Being so thin, it lies flat against the door and does not get in the way when you reach for the milk.
It is made from metal and plastic, a slim, flat piece with no moving parts to wear out or work loose. To keep it looking its best, wipe it with a damp cloth after use and dry it thoroughly before it goes back on the fridge. It brings a playful musical note to the kitchen and makes a cheerful little present too, easy to wrap and sure to raise a smile when the first bottle is opened.
Specification
| Brand |
Rex London |
| Material |
Metal & plastic |
| Length |
14cm |
| Width |
4.9cm |
| Height |
0.3cm |
| Weight |
0.055KG |
Frequently Asked
How big is the guitar bottle opener?
It is 14cm long, 4.9cm wide and 0.3cm thick, small enough to sit neatly on a fridge door and still comfortable to hold.
Does it stick to the fridge?
Yes, its back is magnetic, so it holds on a steel fridge door and stays to hand whenever you reach for a cold drink.
What is it made from?
It is made from metal and plastic, with a silver-toned metal front marked with frets, strings and a sound hole, and a black back.
How do I open a bottle with it?
Hook the opening in the body of the guitar under the edge of the cap, then lift using the neck as a handle and the cap comes away.
How should I clean it?
Wipe it with a damp cloth and dry it thoroughly afterwards, which is good practice for any metal kitchen tool kept by the fridge.
Would it make a good present?
It makes a cheerful little present, flat and easy to wrap, and it is useful every day as well as fun to look at on the fridge.