Pry it up slightly and get an actual finger under it before pulling. Put your thumb in the centre of the lid for leverage.
What are your fingers made of, mashed potato?
Tin can pull tabs: Do you shred your fingers to open them or do you use a spoon like a sensible person?
2 years ago by maniacalmanicmania to c/ama
How did you know about my mashed potato fingers?
I don't have a problem with ring pulls on cans. I have problems with those shitty plastic ones found on Asian sauce bottles.
I must have weird anatomy or something because I have never found these even slightly difficult to open. Surely the real problem is wet/oily hands trying to grip smooth metal twist caps welded onto smooth glass jars.
I use my fingers like a normal person. The only problem I have with these is the occasional time when the tab shears off completely as you flip it up and you're left contemplating whether to stab something into the groove or dig out the can opener...
100% sherd fingers and bend nails backwards
I feel sick.
Get that funny white crease back where flesh meets nail, mmm yer boi that's what I'm about
I have a harder time dealing with pictures in my head then I do with gross stuff irl or things in movies.
Yer that's rough buddy, I'm in the aphantasia bracket so no issues for me, gross it up lol
It's got a pull tab, made for human fingers. How do you even use a spoon for this?? Do you jam the spoon in? I feel like I'm cack-handed enough to impale myself with the spoon if it requires jamming honestly 😂
I bought a couple of the same cans to test this out with later. Saw the same advice in the other thread.
Pocket knife under the edge and bend it up just a tiny bit so I can get my finger under the edge without bending a nail trying to pull it up.
If I don't have my knife on me for some reason any length of thin metal will really work. I have used keys, spoons, scissors, meat thermometers, a single loop from a whisk and probably more I'm forgetting.
Pull tab cans can be a real bitch sometimes lol.
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Well thankfully my fingers aren't made of paper mache.
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