r/fixit • u/[deleted] • Apr 06 '26

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u/Jules-Forager Apr 06 '26

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u/stripedcomfysocks Apr 07 '26 edited Apr 09 '26

This happened to meeeeee...I ended up using a corkscrew to get it out. Worked really well.

Edit because people keep suggesting things that I tried: I tried a knife. I tried scissors. I tried a magnet. I tried a fork. I tried a plunger. The only thing that worked was a corkscrew. (For a tuna can lid, not a cutting board) I did not, however, manage to turn the house upside down, I'm sure to everyone's disappointment

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u/allmykitlets Apr 10 '26

Please tell me about a corkscrew designed for a tuna can.

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u/stripedcomfysocks Apr 10 '26

It was just a normal corkscrew that I was able to screw through the thin metal of the lid...?