You could use keys, spoons, and questionably even your teeth to open a bottle without an opener, but this is the easiest ...

Picture this: You're watching a nail-biting game, enjoying a beach bonfire, or chatting someone up at a party when you realize there's not a bottle opener in sight for your beer. It's ...

Whether you want to open a bottle of beer or tighten a bolt in your ... Then there's a pair of tweezers, a toothpick, a mini whistle, a bottle opener, a fire starter, a small magnifying glass ...

And if you're planning to try some new beers, note that not all beer bottles have twist-off caps, so if you find yourself with a pop-off cap, don't panic when you can't find a bottle opener.

The process usually starts with a spin of his chore wheel that will surprisingly often advise you to drink a beer. While the bottle cap is removed by a standard wall-mounted opener, the fun starts ...

The addition of a bottle opener on the bottom is the final touch to make sure that you'll never want for anything so long as you have your koozie and a beer (or soda) to fill it.