When it es to performance, the product demonstration left no doubts about the abilities of the new Wrenwane Kitchen Knife Sharpener. Thanks to the product's use of two tungsten carbide and ceramic rods, the pany claims it is able to transform the dullest of blades into the perfect cutting and pairing tool. "When we sat down to design the concept of this product, we decided the best approach would be to use the highest quality materials with the best sharpening properties available," a product designer on the Wrenwane team explained. "Too often in the past we've heard from potential customers that the knife sharpeners they've bought haven't delivered and been unable to restore the sharpness of a well-used blade. When we heard that we knew there was a gap in the market for an easy to use and effective knife sharper and hence the Wrenwane Kitchen Knife Sharpener was born," he continued.
Although the ability of this product to sharpen a knife is its main selling point, the designers were keen to highlight its secondary features that aim to help it stand out from the other products of this type that are available. "In addition to the pact design and quality ponents, we wanted to make sure this tool had everything needed to make it easy and safe to use. To further these goals we added non-slip feet, and an indented finger area to enable a more secure grip, as well as a v-shaped based to allow it to be held in place by the corner of a table or work surface in order to provide even more support and stability," a product representative espoused.
While all the above might indicate that this product will be expensive when launched, the Wrenwane pany have a reputation for making high quality, yet inexpensive kitchen utensils and gadgets, making the chances that this knife sharpener will be another affordable tool from this kitchen gadget brand. There's something to be said for the movement that eschews smartphones and 24/7 Web access and longs for the simpler life at home. And then there's the security of knowing that the burgers on your grill aren't burning while you're inside getting the rest of dinner ready.No matter what side of the fiber-optic cable you stand on, there was plenty to get excited about at the recent International Home and Housewares Assocation show at McCormick Place in Chicago.