Lakeland Rechargeable Wine Opener
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Lakeland Rechargeable Wine Opener
Product number: 63304
The perfect gift for wine buffs who love a gadget, our sleek Rechargeable Wine Opener opens 40 bottles on a single charge – ideal if they like to entertain.
This smart matte black opener has a water drop design button that’s comfortable and easy to use – simply press the down button to remove the cork from your bottle in seconds, and then press the up button to remove the cork from the opener. With indicator lights that go blue when pulling the cork out from the bottle, and then red when removing the cork from the opener, there’s even a tinted window at the bottom so you can see the progress of the cork.
Its compact size means it’s easy to hold and portable to carry so you can open bottles wherever you are, and the four battery power indicator lights show how much charge is left in the lithium battery, with one light flashing when it needs charging. Charging in just 2.5 hours, it comes with a micro USB charging cable, and includes a handy foil cutter that clips onto the bottom of the opener for storage.
4.8cm Dia. x 18cm H. Charger flex 100cm. 10W.
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Standard 3 - 5 working days |
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Express Next day if ordered before 7pm Monday to Saturday. In 2 days if ordered outside these times and bank holidays* |
Standard delivery cost + £6.95 |
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| Returns | FREE returns! More information available here |
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This opener is fabulous. Easy to use, effortlessly helping with removing the seal and efficiently removing the cork. No stress for my arthritic hands! Looks neat and is easy to store. So impressed that I’ve purchased one for some friends.
A very frustrating product. It works fine with modern corks but often when extracting older cork corks they tend to disintegrate with pieces jamming the mechanism and those bits are fiendishly difficult to remove from the mechanism. There is no apparent means of dismantling to remove those bits of cork which make it useless, sadly.
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