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ring removal
I "borrowed" one of my daughters rings a few days ago and now I can't get it off.
I'd rather not cut it and I've tried soap and water, cold water and I've just got a swollen finger for my trouble. HELP!!!! Any ideas? |
dish soap, no water
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find a pickpocketing gippo.
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Soak it in cider:D
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Buy the daughter a new one and thank her for your new ring.
Try some handcleaner like Go-Jo |
or find a yakuza...
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I am Rick V's wife.
Try using an ice pack to reduce the swelling, and a lubricant of your choice. Beth V |
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For some reason it didn't go so I'll try again.
This is Beth and no you get no more pics! :)http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1150580183.jpg |
Keep your hand in the upright position (like you're waving) for a while to let the blood drain, along with the ice and dish soap.
Good luck. |
Makita grinder or a really stout set of bolt cutters.
rjp |
Soak the hand in water with Epsom Salts which will get the swelling down, along with ice. You might also take an Anti-inflammatory drug to reduce the swelling in the knuckle.
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If it is stuck at the knuckle- try the above and good luck.
If it is stuck due to the swelling take a long thin piece of string or thread- monofilament works as well. Double it up and slowly wrap it- pretty tight- from the finger tip down- tight enough to compress the finger. As you get down to the ring, pass the two ends under the ring. Then try wiggling it off. I have heard of this working. Good luck. If all else fails most rings can be repaired after being cut with a ring cutter. Gary |
hacksaw
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Thanks guys, I got it off.
And for those who suggested Hacksaws and boltcutters - I had no intention of cutting my finger off to get the ring off;) |
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