I cannot count how many hours of my childhood were lost to either being told to put it back and grab another, or wait and open it as slowly as possible. 9 y/o me inside just began to cry.
very interesting. I've seen all these different methods. I actually only first heard about this from Better Call Saul with Howard's scene (you may or may not know), but he basically was saying to spin the can. I don't recall if he was going clockwise or counter-clockwise, but ever since watching it, I have always spun my can clockwise...and it works! Obviously, I'm not saying you are wrong, and I'm not saying this guy is wrong...and even people swear by tapping on the top of the can... I would really love to see like a science video of some sort breaking this all down so we can finally have some definite answers lol.
When the can is spun, it produces a centrifugal force in the rotating reference frame of the can. If you've ever been on a spinning platform (think those push merry-go-rounds like Jesse was on in "Blood Money"), this is the force you feel that seems to push you outward. The contents of the can experience the same force, which (just like gravity) is stronger the more massive something is. So denser stuff (like liquid) is pushed harder towards the outside and displaces less dense stuff (like gas bubbles) away from the sides towards the middle. Once they're off the wall they should just rise up and join together. Whether the spinning is clockwise or counterclockwise doesn't matter at all. I think the side/bottom-tapping would probably be a bit more effective because you'd have to spin it quite fast to exert the same force as a small tap, but I haven't done any experiments to confirm that because my usual solution is to simply get another can of soda or wait a reasonable amount of time, and this all seems like more work than I feel like doing when I already have a simpler solution. Of course, it might teach me something interesting about fluids or symmetry breaking if it didn't go as I expect. I don't know all that much about either topic, so it might be worth doing some experimenting.
He was kinda explaining it though. The CarbonDioxide separate out from the liquid in the can when shook and will cling to the sides of the can since they have nowhere else to go. The pressure from being pushed to the outside of the liquid is also basically squeezing the liquid inward but the liquid has nowhere to go. Thats why when you open the can the liquid that is being squeezed finally has somewhere to go and goes out. Similar to when you squeeze a juice box and it all comes out. By doing something to the sides of the can to separate the CarbonDioxide bubbles from the sides of the can and to get them to mix back up you prevent the squeezing of the liquid inside.
there is literally no way that i just dropped a soda can from my freezer thats been in there for 30 mins or more, it fall out slam on the floor, bump and roll so long, then open it slowly and get blessed with no spill after this vid. This is golden info
Great example unlike other's videos. Best test is to open it quickly, which is done in this video, unlike others who opened their cans very slowly. Opening it slow allows the pressure to calmly release, unlike quickly opening it which release all pressure at once.
The carbonation gas separates from the drink and clings to the edge of the shaken can. *Tapping the side of the can* dislodges those bubbles thus returning them back to the drink and stabilizing the contents within the can.
very interesting. I've seen all these different methods. I actually only first heard about this from Better Call Saul with Howard's scene (you may or may not know), but he basically was saying to spin the can. I don't recall if he was going clockwise or counter-clockwise, but ever since watching it, I have always spun my can clockwise...and it works! Obviously, I'm not saying you are wrong, and I'm not saying this guy is wrong...and even people swear by tapping on the top of the can... I would really love to see like a science video of some sort breaking this all down so we can finally have some definite answers lol.
@@tonyc.8667 Not sure if you can call it an opinion we are talking about science here. Thats a TV show man lol spinning the can wont actually do anything. Its a damn comedy show, kinda.
@suomynona yet, here's a video saying similar. And wow, dude, look at this...they are using science! Just because it's a show, and its not even a comedy, doesn't mean that there can't be some fact or truth to it. If someone in a "comedy" show says the sky is blue, it's still blue.
Or spin the can 3 times while it is on the counter , explain that bro conservation of momentum? When you spin it the bubbles still move once they stop? I really have no clue.. thanks tiktok
Just looked it up and the bubbles attach to the side, so if you flick the can sides, or I guess rub them hard enough to move it a little, the bubbles will move from the sides to the top so it doesnt explode when opened
Then, technically your soda has less carbonation and will go flat sooner. Id rather wait for the CO2 to reabsorb/redissolve or get another can and have my soda fully carbonated.
I'm here because of Howard
Ayyyy me too
lmaoo me too
Howard Hamlin and Charles McGill
Me too =)
I'm here because I've just dropped my can on the floor... and Howard Hamlin & Charles McGill!
Chuck McGill sends his regards.
That's why I'm here lol
except he rotated his can
@@human.earthling Does the Rotating work too?
@@Iserlohn.Republican.Government Nope. The show owes me one coca cola can and one t-shirt.
@@rajatjain1284 Lets meet up and demand it back from Vince Gilligan
I cannot count how many hours of my childhood were lost to either being told to put it back and grab another, or wait and open it as slowly as possible. 9 y/o me inside just began to cry.
xDD its real
Howard is that you ?
Lol just watching the episode
RIP Howard Salamanca
@@Rockindaxmike me too!!!!
very interesting. I've seen all these different methods. I actually only first heard about this from Better Call Saul with Howard's scene (you may or may not know), but he basically was saying to spin the can. I don't recall if he was going clockwise or counter-clockwise, but ever since watching it, I have always spun my can clockwise...and it works!
Obviously, I'm not saying you are wrong, and I'm not saying this guy is wrong...and even people swear by tapping on the top of the can...
I would really love to see like a science video of some sort breaking this all down so we can finally have some definite answers lol.
When the can is spun, it produces a centrifugal force in the rotating reference frame of the can. If you've ever been on a spinning platform (think those push merry-go-rounds like Jesse was on in "Blood Money"), this is the force you feel that seems to push you outward.
The contents of the can experience the same force, which (just like gravity) is stronger the more massive something is. So denser stuff (like liquid) is pushed harder towards the outside and displaces less dense stuff (like gas bubbles) away from the sides towards the middle. Once they're off the wall they should just rise up and join together. Whether the spinning is clockwise or counterclockwise doesn't matter at all.
I think the side/bottom-tapping would probably be a bit more effective because you'd have to spin it quite fast to exert the same force as a small tap, but I haven't done any experiments to confirm that because my usual solution is to simply get another can of soda or wait a reasonable amount of time, and this all seems like more work than I feel like doing when I already have a simpler solution. Of course, it might teach me something interesting about fluids or symmetry breaking if it didn't go as I expect. I don't know all that much about either topic, so it might be worth doing some experimenting.
i searched this up because of that scene to see if it was true lmfao
He was kinda explaining it though. The CarbonDioxide separate out from the liquid in the can when shook and will cling to the sides of the can since they have nowhere else to go. The pressure from being pushed to the outside of the liquid is also basically squeezing the liquid inward but the liquid has nowhere to go. Thats why when you open the can the liquid that is being squeezed finally has somewhere to go and goes out. Similar to when you squeeze a juice box and it all comes out. By doing something to the sides of the can to separate the CarbonDioxide bubbles from the sides of the can and to get them to mix back up you prevent the squeezing of the liquid inside.
haha dropped my sprite on the floor even got a dent with it, this worked haha. thanks!
there is literally no way that i just dropped a soda can from my freezer thats been in there for 30 mins or more, it fall out slam on the floor, bump and roll so long, then open it slowly and get blessed with no spill after this vid. This is golden info
Great example unlike other's videos. Best test is to open it quickly, which is done in this video, unlike others who opened their cans very slowly. Opening it slow allows the pressure to calmly release, unlike quickly opening it which release all pressure at once.
Steve Spangler, I just got beer all over my blanket on my couch. Maybe it doesn’t apply to beer lololol
Worked with my beer 😂
Sonic kid's magic can opening trick brought me here. Well done Sonic Kid. Well done.
It works!! You saved my bang energy!
He didnt save it man he ruined its called bang its supposed to bang but now it's called bang F cuz u ruined 😒 😤
Bang is such an evil company
Wow everyone is here because of Chuck McGil and Howard ! 🍫
I'm here to learn about coke
The carbonation gas separates from the drink and clings to the edge of the shaken can. *Tapping the side of the can* dislodges those bubbles thus returning them back to the drink and stabilizing the contents within the can.
This video should have more likes and more views
didn't work, got soda everywhere
Works perfectly!
I'm here because of that little kid proving his parents wrong while wearing sonic the hedge hog pjs 😂
this worked! Thanks man
Howard.
I've been tapping the top of cans my whole life and it works
Me too!
instructions unclear now I have beer spilled all over my bed😢
It worked, even with a bottle of mexican coke! Super carbonized! Thank you for the advice!
steve spangler youre awesome you saved my last beer
I just droped a beercan, i rotate counter clockwise and didnt exploded on my face. Works for me every time. Try it
very interesting. I've seen all these different methods. I actually only first heard about this from Better Call Saul with Howard's scene (you may or may not know), but he basically was saying to spin the can. I don't recall if he was going clockwise or counter-clockwise, but ever since watching it, I have always spun my can clockwise...and it works!
Obviously, I'm not saying you are wrong, and I'm not saying this guy is wrong...and even people swear by tapping on the top of the can...
I would really love to see like a science video of some sort breaking this all down so we can finally have some definite answers lol.
@@tonyc.8667 You are joking, right? lol
@@suomynonawhat would i be joking about? Did I offend you by having an opinion? 😆 🤣
@@tonyc.8667 Not sure if you can call it an opinion we are talking about science here. Thats a TV show man lol spinning the can wont actually do anything. Its a damn comedy show, kinda.
@suomynona yet, here's a video saying similar. And wow, dude, look at this...they are using science!
Just because it's a show, and its not even a comedy, doesn't mean that there can't be some fact or truth to it.
If someone in a "comedy" show says the sky is blue, it's still blue.
it looks like kim and jimmy´s kitchen
Does this work with beer
This is the real question
lol i am here because i dropped my can of soda on my way home from the supermarket
This guy needs an award
wow thats actually crazy I was shaking my can like crazy did this and it opened up as if i never actually shook it
thank you Mr. McGill!
Life saver
sitting here with beer dripping from my elbows....
wow it works, nice
Or spin the can 3 times while it is on the counter , explain that bro conservation of momentum? When you spin it the bubbles still move once they stop? I really have no clue.. thanks tiktok
Nah tapping is way better
This is gypsy magic. Be careful of this wizard.
I hate magic! But my sodas must remain not burst... Forgive me this time great stranger, I shall wage with god on this one.
Didn't work with Arizona Green Tea
OMG I LOVE ARIZONA GREEN TEA OMG
Cross your fingers, opens and boom.
Just looked it up and the bubbles attach to the side, so if you flick the can sides, or I guess rub them hard enough to move it a little, the bubbles will move from the sides to the top so it doesnt explode when opened
Howard in 20 more years.
We now know where Howard wil be in 20 more years, tho :'(
@@salhudz8637 twisting more cans :D
yo, spoilers doods.
@@tonyc.8667 right sorry
@@tonyc.8667 Lmao 🫂
Hah! Ya found my comment 😂
It pissed me off so i crushed it then smashed it then threw it at the wall
You grabbed a different can. Keep the can in the view of the camera
i always tap the top of the can with a coin and it works.
Works with plastic bottles nicely
didnt work :(
THAT'S DEMON MAGIC!!!😮
REALLY it depends on the amount of natural oil is on your fingers! Fastest way the bring the bubbling down….jsyk.
Same as with your upper lip….
Mine just exploded…4/10
You completly invalidated the test by tapping the top first.
me and my bubly thank u
It didn’t work. Also, I need to go change.
Here because of Better Call Saul 😂
Cool
Then, technically your soda has less carbonation and will go flat sooner. Id rather wait for the CO2 to reabsorb/redissolve or get another can and have my soda fully carbonated.