Six easy ways to open red wine corks

When a family gets together, red wine and delicious food are indispensable, but unexpected things can always happen at any time, so how can you find a bottle opener at this time? It's a pity that no matter how good the wine is, we can't taste it. Today I will introduce to you seven ways to easily open red wine. The easiest way to remove the wine cork is to use a key. Insert the key diagonally into the cork, turn the key, and the cork will slowly come out.

Method 1: Towel bottle opening method

1. Prepare a towel. Tear off the plastic cap from the wine bottle. Fold the towels into squares and place them on the wall. Make the wine bottle form a 90-degree angle with the wall.

2. Hold the towel in your right hand and the red wine bottle in your left hand, and rhythmically hit the towel part of the wall.

3. You can stop when the cork of the wine bottle is more than half out. Hold the exposed part of the plug with your hand and twist it left and right to unscrew it. Okay, the cork of the wine bottle has been removed intact.

Method 2: Leather shoe bottle opening

1. Similar to the towel method, replace the cushioning material with shoes and place the bottom of the red wine bottle vertically into the heel of the leather shoe.

2. Hold the wine bottle and the cushion horizontally, find a wall (if outdoors, it may be a tree) and hit it rhythmically with appropriate force. If there is no such surface, you can also hold the wine bottle upside down between your knees and find something to hit the bottom of the bottle.

3. After several knocks, the cork will be pushed out of the bottle under the force of the wine. When enough of the cork comes out, we can take it out with our hands, and the cork taken out in this way is intact! Note: Be sure to use appropriate force when knocking. Before the cork is about to come out, stop hammering and pull out the cork with your hands.

Method 3: Opening the bottle with a paper clip

1. Take two paper clips and a pen. Partially straighten the paper clip, keeping the bends at both ends intact.

2. Insert two paper clips into the bottle through the gap between the cork and the bottle mouth until one end of the paper clip is lower than the cork.

3. Rotate the paper clip to hook the cork.

4. Wrap the other end of the paper clip tightly, insert the pen into the wrapped part, pull up, and slowly pull out the cork.

Method 4: Pliers + Screws

1. Take out a screw and a pair of pliers.

2. Nail part of the screw into the cork and leave the other part outside.

3. Use pliers to tighten the screw and pull it out together with the cork.

Method 5: Nail bottle opener

1. Prepare the tools first, some nails, and a hammer (the kind that can pull out nails). Drive the nails into the cork one by one, forming a row.

2. Then use a hammer to pull out the nail. When the nail comes out, you will find that the cork comes out too.

Method 6: Opening the bottle with shoelaces

1. Find shoelaces or other sturdy rope.

2. Tie a knot at one end of the strap.

3. Use a sturdy steel needle to bring the strap into the bottom of the cork.

4. Take out the steel needle and pull the belt outwards with force, pulling the cork out together.