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The pictures here show the Kitchen Aid Can Opener.  Note beautiful  jagged edge it creates.   Notice the picture of the warning that advises you  not to wash the blade. If the blade digs into the food and you continue to leave it on the wheel how long will it take for you  become infected with bacteria on the blade. Kitchen aid did send me a new can opener that works significantly better. If you have one of these can openers  send me some pictures or a YouTube video.I will put it on the web www.MyDud.com   Please see the article below

Do Not Immerse in water. Don't you just  love that phrase on how to clean your can opener.

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Clean kitchen gadgets minimize problems with bacteria

HOUSTON--(Dec. 15, 1998)--Your can opener could be a magnet for potentially dangerous bacteria.

"Bacteria need a foothold to grow on," said Dr. Russell Broaddus, a pathologist at Baylor College of Medicine and Ben Taub General Hospital in Houston. "The juices left on the blade after opening a can of fruit, cat food, or other canned good provide fertile ground for bacteria."

If the can opener is not cleaned after each use, bacteria like staphylococcus and streptococcus can multiply on the blade and contaminate the next can that is opened. Staphylococcus can cause food poisoning, skin infections, and pneumonia, while streptococcus often causes a sore throat or other upper-respiratory infections.

"Healthy adults might be able to fend off these bacteria, but babies and older adults with chronic disease have a greater risk of becoming ill," Broaddus said. People with suppressed immune systems are also more likely to get sick if exposed to the bacteria. And, at this time of year, the influenza virus can make people more vulnerable to bacterial because it lowers the body's resistance.

Broaddus recommends detaching the electric-can-opener blade and scrubbing it with a cloth in hot water for at least two minutes. Manual can openers can be cleaned the same way.

Kitchen knives and cutting boards can also become havens for bacteria. Cutting raw chicken or beef and then using the same knife to cut vegetables without washing it first could spread salmonella or E. coli bacteria, both of which can cause severe gastrointestinal distress.

The knife and cutting board should be scrubbed under hot water for a couple of minutes, Broaddus said. "Just rinsing the knife with cold water for a few seconds or wiping it off with a paper towel will not necessarily remove the bacteria. You need the combination of hot water, scrubbing action and time."

Countertops near the cutting board should be cleaned with soapy hot water in case juices from the raw meat drained off the board or splattered. Those juices need to be cleaned from refrigerator shelves as well.

"If you set meat out to thaw and then put it in the refrigerator, the juice from the meat package can drip onto the shelf," Broaddus said. Although cold temperatures will retard the growth of bacteria, they can still multiply. Wiping the shelf with a rag soaked in hot water should get rid of any potentially harmful bacteria.

Tiny drops of food on countertops, tables, floors and doorknobs can become smorgasbords for bacteria also, so they need to be cleaned promptly. Be on the lookout for kids' "chocolate fingerprints" on countertops and for food residue on the keypad for microwave ovens, Broaddus said.

Rags and sponges used to clean up food juices need to be rinsed out well with steaming hot water and soap for several minutes to ensure they don't become sources of cross-contamination.

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Angry Customers Use Web to Shame Firms

Washington Post Staff Writer
Wednesday, July 5, 2006; Page D01

Disgruntled customers used to have little recourse against poor service and broken promises.

But as angry clients increasingly turn to the Internet to settle scores, companies, independent retailers and everyday wrongdoers are learning that consumers can have the last word -- and often the last laugh. The Web has turned into a place where shame and humiliation are sometimes the strongest weapons in fighting scams and unfairness.

AOL got burned last week, for example, when an exasperated customer recorded and broadcast online a service representative's emphatic reluctance to cancel his service. Comcast Corp. fired a technician after a videotape surfaced purporting to show him asleep on a customer's couch. The clip became popular on Web sites such as amateur video site YouTube. People are also using the Internet to retaliate against common thieves and discourtesies. A popular blog on Friday posted voice mails from a man demanding that his date pay him back for half the dinner check after the romance fizzled. In June, a New York man posted pictures online of a girl who allegedly refused to return his friend's T-Mobile Sidekick that had been taken from a taxicab. The Web site became popular among other victims of cellphone theft, and it led to the girl's arrest. And there also was the South Korean woman who was humiliated last year when she didn't clean up the mess her dog left in the subway after a fellow train rider posted a photo of the incident on a popular Web site.

"There's no question that publicly shaming someone, whether it is a politician or a company, is the best way not only to get their attention but to change their behavior," said Jeff Chester, executive director for the District-based consumer-advocacy group Center for Digital Democracy. "People are going to be very sensitive to it."

Online disgrace creates so much buzz on blogs and in the media that companies are beginning to realize the devastating public relations effects brought on by these grass-roots expos?s, said Gemma Puglisi, assistant professor of communications at American University.

"This has been a wake-up call for these companies," she said. "The day where you send a little letter to the CEO is over. In the age of technology, you have to be even more careful of how you treat your customers because you don't know where they're going to go. Now everything's out in the open."

The Internet has long been a forum for rants about unsatisfactory service and faulty products. Just about every major retailer has a consumer-created counter-site that lists complaints, and dozens of all-purpose sites allow people to share their opinions on everything from apartment complexes to car dealers.

"I think the inherent nature of the Internet brings out the inner complainer in us," said Joe Ridout, a spokesman for Consumer Action, an advocacy group in San Francisco. "To get back at people who are out to steal or swindle, shaming may be a reasonable response."

There are so many anti-company sites that some customer service representatives are fighting back by starting their own sites to complain about annoying customers.

Such sites are also useful in showing a company's true character, Ridout said.

"Anything that produces more information, anything that penetrates this slickly manicured image, is useful information," he said.

The rise of user-generated commercials gives angry consumers yet another opportunity to get their message on the Internet. In March, Chevrolet added a feature on its Web site that allowed visitors to piece together images and text to create an ad for its Tahoe sport-utility vehicle. But anti-SUV activists used the site to make a negative commercial condemning the vehicle for harming the environment.

Such watchdog-type content has "become invaluable as a way of checking on firms, as well as countering them," Chester said.

But even as these public-shaming campaigns continue to crop up, the well-oiled marketing machines of the targeted companies will overcome the negative publicity in the long run, he said.

"As the Internet becomes more ad-supported, it's questionable if consumers and users will have any real clout," he said. "Will a Fortune 500 company hear the sound of one angry blogger in the digital forest?"

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