How does the pop lid work? Is there a photo to show container with lid open?
1964577
Push down on the center of the lid and it pops up so that you can sprinkle your cheese. Works great! My kids especially like this item.
1964578
The lid is rubber or silicone and you push on the center and the entire rim pops up to reveal holes around the inner lid top. It work very well one-handed.
1596784
No, the only way the lids stay open is to step on the foot pedal. I thought that could be a nuisance but it's hands free and I don't actually find a problem with it. It's a great garbage can.
955615
This is how to close it: (same answer as that posted by Steven Hazel on a similar previous question... oh, and I just noticed: also the same as Michael Nicosia on this same question)In order to open the tin, you take off the white plastic ring (and discard), and push down on the center of the lid. This makes the lid "pop" loose so you can take it off. In order to close it, take the lid and "pop" it back out to its original shape (by pushing on the underside of the cap), then put the lid back on the tin and it should snap on easily by pushing down. (In order to open it next time, you will need to push down on the center of the lid again). This is how to close it: (same answer as that posted by Steven Hazel on a similar previous question... oh, and I just noticed: also the same as Michael Nicosia on this same question)In order to open the tin, you take off the white plastic ring (and discard), and push down on the center of the lid. This makes the lid "pop" loose so you can take it off. In order to close it, take the lid and "pop" it back out to its original shape (by pushing on the underside of the cap), then put the lid back on the tin and it should snap on easily by pushing down. (In order to open... » Read More This is how to close it: (same answer as that posted by Steven Hazel on a similar previous question... oh, and I just noticed: also the same as Michael Nicosia on this same question)In order to open the tin, you take off the white plastic ring (and discard), and push down on the center of the lid. This makes the lid "pop" loose so you can take it off. In order to close it, take the lid and "pop" it back out to its original shape (by pushing on the underside of the cap), then put the lid back on the tin and it should snap on easily by pushing down. (In order to open it next time, you will need to push down on the center of the lid again). « Show Less
416238
On the backside are two small holes, and a "tool" is delivered with the unit. It is a slip of plastic, with two pins to fit in the holes.You just have to twist the lid to open it, the trick is to get hold on that thing.
996062
There's nothing that holds the lid open. So when you lift it up you need to use your hand to keep the lid open otherwise it will close.
2009592
Lid snaps on, but pops open easily. Not sure it is air tight enough for long term freshness
202594
Not exactly a hinge, but there are some "hooks" that act as a hinge, which work ok if the lid is opened carefully.
1028866
its been a while since i had this but i believe it should just twist/pull/pop right off. i dont remember the lid being an issue for me.
1287937
There is a button in the slot where the usb adapter is. Press it and the top portion of the lid opens up.
1590386
Not sure I understand your question. The case doesn't open the way it is in the picture. It need to be sitting on a side (flat), and then you open the lid, which does stay open.
455232
Hi Megan,I never thought to try it on a pop bottle. It actually looks very much like a bottle opener though. Don't have any on hand to try it. But it has become my favorite kitchen tool for opening those difficult vacuum packed jars like sauerkraut, gravy, pasta sauce, etc. It's a snap! Everyone that sees it wants one. I'm starting a trend around here. Now my other sister-in-law wants one!
1592131
It is very easy to open and close the lid. You do have to make sure that when you close it, you push it all the way down or it won't latch completely and will pop open. But, it doesn't just pop open by itself.
455237
If the pop lid is the same size as a beer lid it would. But as an opener I didn't buy it really to open my beer lids. It has 2 prongs in the back and you can break the "seal" of just about any jar that is sealed so tightly. I do have other types of openers but none that worked as well as this device for jars. Yet the lid screws back on again and is useable. Opening jars seems to be its main purpose; however, the circular part is a new addition. I had one 15 years ago I bought at the beach that did not even have the "bottle" opener part.
681998
The container is not easy to open. There are four tabs around the top that you need to get the cover around in order to access the pods. They catch very easily, so when you open one and go to the next, sometimes the first one closes again. It's slightly frustrating, but I understand the reasoning behind it. That being said, if I handed the container to a toddler, there is no guarantee they wouldn't eventually get it open. I would recommend keeping them on a high shelf.
840452
This is a plastic container with metal caps. It only opens at the top. You pour the seed into the center hole that connects the two chambers.
766665
There is a button on top of the handle that pops open the lid. The unit is well designed.
703529
You just set it on top of the jar and it works hands off. However I have had it slip when the jar is wide then narrows quickly at the lid. Overall, it does an amazing job of opening really stuck lids.