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Imprimir páginaCongratulations and Welcome to the Family!
We would like to thank you for purchasing the HiCoup Dual Hinge Waiter's Corkscrew. It is with great
pleasure that we welcome you into the HiCoup Kitchenware family.
HiCoup Kitchenware is a new company whose goal is to provide premiere, professional-inspired
kitchenware direct to consumers like you. We design and produce our own products and are always
adding more professional level kitchenware to our lineup!
We would like to congratulate you for your dual hinge waiter's corkscrew selection because you now
own one of the finest wine openers' on the market. The HiCoup Dual Hinge Waiter's Corkscrew was
built to last and has been made from high durability components that will serve you well for years to
come.
It seems elementary - buy wine, pull out cork and drink. But somewhere in the middle, things can get a
little dicey. Especially if you find yourself in a rental cabin or on a picnic without the luxury of a fancy,
state-of-the-art corkscrew.
Our Dual Hinge Waiter's Corkscrew offers the simplest and most basic way to open a bottle of wine —
and I would argue, the most elegant. It is, after all, what waiters and sommeliers use! A few firm twists, a
flick of the wrist and Pop! Out comes the cork.
The first step to using our Dual Hinge Waiter's Corkscrew is understanding its anatomy. All of its parts
are tucked into the handle just like a Swiss army knife. Unfold it and you'll see a metal arm with two
notches that attaches to the handle at the hinge. Sandwiched between this arm and the handle on a
hinge of its own is the corkscrew itself (also called the "worm"). The wine keys also has a little blade
embedded in the handle that can be used to remove the foil covering the cork.
Once you drill the corkscrew into the cork, that notched metal arm is what you use to anchor the
corkscrew and pull out the cork. It acts as a fulcrum — as you pull up on the handle, you also exert force
down on the arm, which allows you to draw the cork out of the bottle. And to think, you thought you'd
never find a real world use for high school physics!
This is definitely one of those things that's easier shown than said — and easier to do than to show. So
take a look at this guide and then give it a try for yourself!
HiCoup Kitchenware prides itself in offering professional-inspired kitchen products and we hope you are
100% satisfied. If for some reason our product did not meet your expectation, please do not hesitate to
e-mail our Customer Care department at [email protected], or visit our website at
www.hicoupkitchenware.com
make sure that we make it right for you.
Again, thank you very much for your purchase!
Sincerely,
John-Paul Dechaneo
Founder, HiCoup Kitchenware
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