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How to Take off a Tight Ring

Added: 2008-10-31 11:58:35

How to take off a tight ring? This article tries to give suggestions and useful tips on how to remove a stuck ring from your swollen finger.

It is somehow quite frequent that we have problems with taking off a ring from a finger. It is usually caused by its swelling, getting or fat or buying to small size of a ring. Luckily, there are several tips on how to take off a ring from a swollen finger.

1. Phase 1 - spread soap on the swollen finger and put it under water.

2. Phase 2 - wrap a swollen finger in food wrap and spread it with some fat. Then, try to remove the ring over the foil.

3. Phase 3 - wrap the finger with a plastic foil and leave it for 30 minutes, then put a compress of ice and remove the foil. This should help removing the ring.

4. Phase 4 - wrap a finger around with a rope and put the ending of the rope below the ring. Start unwrapping the rope from the side of the ring slowly, the ring should move from the finger.