No more struggling! Four steps to easily open stubborn glass jars!

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 Glass cans are popular among consumers for their good sealing and preservation effects, but sometimes, facing tightly sealed glass jars, we may feel at a loss. Below, we will introduce several ways to easily open glass cans, so that you no longer have to worry about not being able to open the cans.

Method 1: Hot water immersion method

Prepare tools: a kettle of hot water, a large bowl or sink, a dishcloth or towel.

Operation steps:
Put the can upside down in a large bowl or sink.
Pour hot water slowly, making sure that the hot water completely covers the lid of the can.
Let the can soak in hot water for 1-2 minutes.
Wrap the can with a dishcloth or towel, gently rotate it and try to open it.

Method 2: Rubber band method

Prepare tools: several rubber bands, dishcloths or towels.

Operation steps:
Wrap a few rubber bands around the lid of the can to increase friction.
Wrap the can with a dishcloth or towel to increase the stability of the grip.
Turn the can lid counterclockwise until it opens.

Method 3: Spoon lid prying method

Prepare tools: a spoon (preferably with a thinner edge), dishcloth or towel.

Operation steps:
Insert the edge of the spoon into the gap of the can lid.
Gently pry the spoon to loosen the lid slightly.
Wrap the can with a dishcloth or towel, rotate it counterclockwise and try to open it.

Method 4: Knocking method

Prepare tools: a solid object (such as a kitchen hammer, knife back, etc.), a dishcloth or towel.

Operation steps:
Wrap the can with a dishcloth or towel to prevent slipping when knocking.
Gently knock on the bottom of the can to expand the gas inside the can.
Try to rotate counterclockwise and open the can.

The above four methods are proven in practice and can be used according to personal preference and actual situation. Of course, during the operation, please pay attention to safety and avoid scalding with hot water or cutting with knives.