Simply place the corkscrew right on top and press the “down” button. Now, as we’re doing this, the worm is entering into the cork and it’s pulling it out of the bottle. You’re able to see what’s going on through the action window (and ours has the blue light, so it’s really easy to see). The cork is out!
How to use a Cordless Electric Wine Bottle Opener
FAQ
How do you use a self pull corkscrew?
How do you use a one-lever corkscrew?
Most one-lever corkscrews only require two steps: one forward motion where the worm is inserted into the cork and another that pulls the cork from the bottle. The advantage of using a one-lever corkscrew is the amount of control they provide as the handle firmly holds the neck of the bottle while the corkscrew is in use.
How do you use a winged corkscrew?
These winged corkscrews are also referred to as “corkscrews with arms”. Simply position the opener over the bottle. Twist the handle to insert the auger into the cork and raise the opener’s wings. Using both hands, push the wings down. To remove the cork from the spiral, squeeze the sides against the cork and turn the handle counter-clockwise.
How do corkscrews work?
Wing, or winged, corkscrews have two levers on opposite sides, which raise with each twist of the worm into the cork and then are pushed down to remove the cork. They are a popular choice for synthetic cork removal due to their ease of use. Additionally, they can be used on corks of all sizes for further versatility.
How do you open a corkscrew?
Open the corkscrew, if necessary. The simplest corkscrews are “t” shaped, just a spiral metal “worm” with a handle attached at the top. Travel corkscrews, however have two parts: a worm with a plastic handle, capped by a sheath that narrows at one end. The sheath will pull away or unscrew to reveal the worm.