IP Library Granted Patent US 10,575,574
Granted Patent B1
US 10,575,574 · App. 15/868,468 · Granted Mar 3, 2020

Bottle opening glove

Inventors: Adam Toledo (Plymouth, MA); Jessica Toledo (Plymouth, MA)
A41D19/0024B67B7/04B67B7/16A41D2300/32
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 10,575,574
App. No.
15/868,468
Granted
Mar 3, 2020
Kind
B1
Abstract

The bottle-opening glove is a multipurpose tool. The bottle-opening glove is adapted for use with a container. Wherein the container is configured to contain a foodstuff or a beverage. The bottle-opening glove comprises a glove and a plurality of tools. The glove attaches the bottle-opening glove to the hand of a wearer. Each of the plurality of tools attaches to the glove. Each of the plurality of tools is a device that opens the container.

Claims (104)

1. A hand tool comprising:

wherein the hand tool comprises a glove and a plurality of tools;

wherein the glove attaches the hand tool to a hand of a wearer;

wherein each of the plurality of tools attach to the glove;

wherein the hand tool is configured for use with a container;

wherein each of the plurality of tools is a device that opens the container;

wherein the container is configured to contain a foodstuff or a beverage;

wherein the container is selected from the group consisting of a can, a jar, and a bottle;

wherein the glove is a garment;

wherein the glove comprises a trank and a plurality of finger stalls;

wherein the plurality of finger stalls are attached to the trank;

wherein the plurality of finger stalls comprises a first finger stall, a second finger stall, a third finger stall, a fourth finger stall, and a fifth finger stall;

wherein the trank is further defined with a front side and a rear side;

wherein each of the plurality of finger stalls is further defined with a distal end;

wherein the plurality of tools comprises a can opener, a corkscrew, a bottle opener, and a jar opener;

wherein the bottle opener, the corkscrew and the jar opener are attached to the trank;

wherein the can opener is attached to a finger stall selected from the plurality of finger stalls;

wherein the can opener attaches to the front side of the distal end of the second finger stall;

wherein the jar opener attaches to the purlicue at the front side of the trank using an adhesive;

wherein the bottle opener attaches to the front side of the trank of the glove;

wherein the hand tool further comprises a plurality of covers;

wherein each of the plurality of covers attaches to the glove;

wherein each of the plurality of covers encloses a tool selected from the plurality of tools;

wherein each of the plurality of covers corresponds to a tool selected from the plurality of tools in a one to one fashion;

wherein the plurality of covers comprises a first cover;

wherein the first cover covers the bottle opener;

wherein the first cover comprises a first flap, a first hook and loop fastener, and a first seam;

wherein the first flap is a textile;

wherein the first flap is cut in a rectangular shape;

wherein the first hook and loop fastener is a hook and loop fastening device;

wherein the first hook and loop fastener comprises a first hook/loop surface and a second hook/loop surface;

wherein the first seam is selected from the group consisting of a sewn seam and an adhesive based seam.

2. The hand tool according to claim 1 wherein each of the plurality of tools attaches to the glove such that any tool selected from the plurality of tools can be operated while the glove is worn.

3. The hand tool according to claim 2

wherein the bottle opener is a church key;

wherein the bottle opener is configured for use with a bottle;

wherein the bottle opener opens the bottle.

4. The hand tool according to claim 2

wherein the corkscrew is a helical structure;

wherein the corkscrew is configured for use with a bottle;

wherein the corkscrew removes a cork from the bottle; wherein the corkscrew further comprises a primary hinge.

5. The hand tool according to claim 4

wherein the bottle opener is a blade;

wherein the bottle opener opens the pull tab of a can.

6. The hand tool according to claim 5

wherein the jar opener is a non-skid material;

wherein the jar opener removes a screw top lid from a jar.

7. The hand tool according to claim 6

wherein the hand tool further comprises a plurality of conductive surfaces;

wherein the plurality of conductive surfaces is a sheeting that conducts electrical current;

wherein each of the plurality of conductive surfaces attaches to the glove.

8. The hand tool according to claim 7

wherein the plurality of conductive surfaces comprises a first conductive surface, a second conductive surface, a third conductive surface, a fourth conductive surface, and a fifth conductive surface;

wherein the first conductive surface attaches to the front side of the distal end of the first finger stall using an adhesive;

wherein the second conductive surface attaches to a third flap of the third cover such that the second conductive surface is on the surface of the third flap that is distal from the bottle opener;

wherein the second conductive surface attaches using an adhesive;

wherein the third conductive surface attaches to the front side of the distal end of the third finger stall using an adhesive;

wherein the fourth conductive surface attaches to the front side of the distal end of the fourth finger stall using an adhesive;

wherein the fifth conductive surface attaches to the front side of the distal end of the fifth finger stall using an adhesive.

9. The hand tool according to claim 1

wherein the plurality of covers further comprises a second cover;

wherein the second cover covers the corkscrew;

wherein the second cover comprises a second flap, a second hook and loop fastener, and a second seam;

wherein the second flap is a textile;

wherein the second flap is cut in a rectangular shape;

wherein the second hook and loop fastener is a hook and loop fastening device;

wherein the second hook and loop fastener comprises a third hook/loop surface and a fourth hook/loop surface;

wherein the second seam is selected from the group consisting of a sewn seam and an adhesive based seam.

10. The hand tool according to claim 9

wherein the plurality of covers further comprises a third cover;

wherein the third cover covers the can opener;

wherein the third cover comprises a third flap, a third hook and loop fastener, and a third seam;

wherein the third flap is a textile;

wherein the third flap is cut in a rectangular shape;

wherein the third hook and loop fastener is a hook and loop fastening device;

wherein the third hook and loop fastener comprises a fifth hook/loop surface and a sixth hook/loop surface;

wherein the third seam is selected from the group consisting of a sewn seam and an adhesive based seam.

11. The hand tool according to claim 10

wherein the first seam attaches the first flap of the first cover to the front side of the trank such that the first cover overlays on to the bottle opener;

wherein the second seam attaches the second flap of the second cover to the rear side of the trank such that the second cover overlays on to the corkscrew;

wherein the third seam attaches the third flap of the third cover to the front side of the distal end of the second finger stall such that the third cover overlays on to the can opener;

wherein the first hook and loop fastener secures the first flap to the front side of the trank;

wherein the second hook and loop fastener secures the second flap to the rear side of the trank;

wherein the third hook and loop fastener secures the third flap to the front side of the distal end of the second finger stall;

wherein the first hook/loop surface attaches to the first flap;

wherein the second hook/loop surface attaches to the front side of the trank such that the first hook/loop surface can be attached to the second hook/loop surface;

wherein the third hook/loop surface attaches to the second flap;

wherein the fourth hook/loop surface attaches to the rear side of the trank such that the third hook/loop surface can be attached to the fourth hook/loop surface;

wherein the fifth hook/loop surface attaches to the third flap;

wherein the sixth hook/loop surface attaches to the front side of the distal end of the second finger stall such that the fifth hook/loop surface can be attached to the sixth hook/loop surface.

12. The hand tool according to claim 11

wherein the hand tool further comprises a plurality of conductive surfaces;

wherein each of the plurality of conductive surfaces is configured to work with a capacitive touch screen;

wherein each of the plurality of conductive surfaces attaches to the glove.

13. The hand tool according to claim 12

wherein the plurality of conductive surfaces is a sheeting that conducts electrical current.

14. The hand tool according to claim 13

wherein the plurality of conductive surfaces comprises a first conductive surface, a second conductive surface, a third conductive surface, a fourth conductive surface, and a fifth conductive surface;

wherein the first conductive surface attaches to the front side of the distal end of the first finger stall using an adhesive;

wherein the second conductive surface attaches to the third flap of the third cover such that the second conductive surface is on the surface of the third flap that is distal from the bottle opener;

wherein the second conductive surface attaches using an adhesive;

wherein the third conductive surface attaches to the front side of the distal end of the third finger stall using an adhesive;

wherein the fourth conductive surface attaches to the front side of the distal end of the fourth finger stall using an adhesive;

wherein the fifth conductive surface attaches to the front side of the distal end of the fifth finger stall using an adhesive.

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