To remove a stuck ring without cutting it off, a string or a piece of floss works best. I like to use waxed floss as I think it helps grip the finger and the ring.

2016年6月29日 · Simply try this easy trick. All you have to do is grab a roll of dental floss and follow the steps below to give the ring enough wiggle room to slide right off its finger.

Video tutorial on how to remove a ring that is badly stuck on a swollen or arthritic finger, with dental floss or thread when its jammed and starting to cut off circulation. Don't get out...

2025年2月7日 · Did you try on a ring that seemed big enough going on but won't readily come off? Don't panic—there are some simple things you can do to remove it safely. Put one end of a piece of dental floss under the ring. Then, tightly wrap the …

Elevate the hand overhead for 5-10 minutes with ice around the ring and finger. Use dental floss or a thread to compress the swollen finger as shown: Slip the thread or floss under the stuck ring with the bulk of it toward the fingertip.

2013年7月9日 · In this Urbanhow2do video I will show you how to remove a ring band that is stuck on your finger, using dental floss and a safety pin.

2024年7月18日 · According to this surprising hack, all you need to remove a ring from a swollen finger is a little dental floss. I put this TikTok theory to the test.

Removing a stuck ring can be achieved through various methods, including lubrication, cold water, and even dental floss.

2017年2月14日 · 1 Pass an end of fine string or dental floss under the ring. With the other end, begin tightly wrapping the string around the finger. Ensure that the string is wrapped evenly and smoothly past the lower knuckle. 2 With the end that was passed under the ring, begin unwrapping the string in the same direction. The ring should move over the string ...

2017年10月6日 · The key is to reduce the swelling so that the ring slides off easily. Cut off a piece of waxed dental floss, about 2 feet. Slide a few inches of floss under the ring with the short end facing toward your hand, and the long end stretching toward the swollen joint.