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The 1980s were marked by inventions that focused on practicality rather than sophisticated technological advances. This pourer, as simple as it is effective, embodies this spirit. While today most oils are packaged in ergonomic bottles, these tools were indispensable for opening metal cans.
In garages, this object was a must-have, always ready to use to manage the heavy cans of automobile oil.
Nostalgia at work
Objects from the past have a unique power to stir memories. For those who lived through that era, rediscovering a can opener spout often evokes memories of specific moments: tinkering with a parent on a car, doing repairs on a weekend, or managing household chores with family.
In forums and online discussions, this tool has resurfaced, arousing curiosity as much as nostalgia. "I remember my father using it all the time!" or "It reminds me of my Sundays in the garage!" show how much these relics of everyday life still leave their mark on people's minds.
A relic for collectors
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