Tool for removing lids with pull tabs

Abstract

A tool for removing can lids having pull tabs is disclosed. The tool having an elongated member with a first end bent into a triangular-shaped handle and a second end bent into a U-shaped actuating member. Said actuating member having angles configured to receive a conventional pull tab container rim. A longitudinal portion of the tool having depressions and raised teeth configured to receive a pull tab ring therein. An object of the invention is to allow a user to easily open a can having a pull tab. Users first insert the device under the pull tab ring and pry it up. They remove and rotate the tool and reinsert it back into said pull tab ring and engage the actuating member onto the rim and also engage the teeth on said ring. They then pull up on the handle and obtain enough leverage to easily pry off the lid.

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