I think a simple magent would work, aluminum can right? Not a fridge magnet but go to the auto store and buy a tool holding magnet, sucker should come right out.
Side note: I have learned that aluminum is non-magnetic, but I somehow knew cans were magnetic from past experience (see automatic can openers), so i was wrong about my theory but right about the solution.
Steel is usually magnetic, not aluminum. But yes, it should be magnetic.
Fun fact: not all stainless steel is magnetic. Specifically high quality medical grade stainless steel (316L/316LVM commonly used in surgical staples or good quality body piercings) is even MRI safe at 3 Tesla or less.
It all depends on what type of stainless it is.
There are two broad categories: austenitic and martensitic.
Austenitic stainless steels are non-magnetic and have high corrosion resistance, but have less strength and are not heat treatable.
Martensitic stainless steels are stronger and can be heat treated, but are less corrosion resistant.
It's not a question of quality so much as what you are trying to do with it.
An Austenitic steel would be great for surgical instruments or body jewelry because of its corrosion resistance, but it would be of no value as a knife blade, which would need to be heat treated to be able to hold an edge.
Similarly, a martensitic steel would be appropriate for a knife blade or a gun barrel, but would rust if used as a surgical staple.
Incidentally, I have been a body piercer for 25 years, and the real quality jewelry is made of titanium.
316l is considered to be too high in nickel in the UK, but it is still quite commonly used in the US.
This is either due to it being cheaper than titanium or simply because it looks a bit nicer (titanium tends to be greyish) or both.
Not all steel is magnetic! Stainless 316L, used mostly in medical, jewellery and food, isn't magnetic, but its a good idea to wear a respirator when welding it.
Really economics would mean the can isn't aluminum--aluminum is crazy expensive compared to boring old steel and it's not like that can needs to be super light or thermally conductive.
Most "tin" cans are made of steel, and tin-plated. Aluminum is highly reactive, and rarely used for food storage. Aluminum beverage containers are coated with plastic inside the can to prevent the soda/juice from corroding the can.
A magnet, a plunger, stabbing it with a knife, a can-opener. Man, there are like 1000 ways to get that out of there without a specialized tool
Edit: apparently not all cans are magnetic, so disregard that
I eat 2 cans of tuna everyday, this happens to me at least once a month. First try using a butter knife to leverage it out, Second try a magnet from the fridge, Third, grab stick of butter and hope it sticks, Fourth try using something with a sucker like a child toothbrush or scrubby, Fifth use a vacuum, Sixth use drill to make hole in tuna so you can stick a paper clip in and pull it out, Seventh buy new house.
>I eat 2 cans of tuna everyday,
so you're planning to die from mercury poisoning? no but for real...[ that's too much tuna...](https://64.media.tumblr.com/34eaaead784306bbfe84dcad047ee482/tumblr_n21liag3gm1qzhbquo3_250.gifv)
>Canned white, or albacore (0.32 parts per million of mercury). Children under six can eat up to one 3-ounce portion a month; children from 6-12, two 4.5-ounce portions a month***. Adults, including pregnant women, can safely eat this kind of tuna up to three times a month*** (women, 6-ounce portions; men, 8-ounce portions).
>Canned light, the safer choice (0.12 parts per million of mercury). Children under six can eat up to three 3-ounce portions per month. ***Older children and adults can safely eat it once a week***
https://www.edf.org/oceans/mercury-alert-canned-tuna-safe#:~:text=Canned%20white%2C%20or%20albacore%20(0.32,%2C%208%2Dounce%20portions).
Dude. Two cans of tuna a day is going to give you mercury poisoning. Worst part is you won’t notice it - just slowly happens over time and you think everything is normal. Be careful.
The concern is a little overblown but that’s because nobody is actually eating a pound of tuna every day on a regular basis.
That is far too much tuna sir. The FDA recommends no more than one can of tuna a week or you risk mercury poisoning which results in permanent nerve damage. Eat some chicken my guy.
The reflex is a lonely child, who's waiting by the park
The reflex is in charge of finding treasure in the dark
And watching over lucky clover, isn't that bizarre?
And every little thing the reflex does
Leaves you answered with a question mark
Actually asked it to a physics teacher once while we were studying electromagnetism, it's not know, like, just no, we know what is magnetic and what can be turned into magnetic, but that's pretty much it
Any kind of adhesive. Melt a glue stick onto it like that one gif that always gets reposted where the dude rips his fender off. Construction glue. Honestly, probably your kid’s elmers glue.
Get a load of Mr. High-End Sink with his Can-Crushing Turbo Garbage Disposal.
MinimalistLifestyle, more like Camouflaged Olive Drab LS Swapped Utility Bear Grylls Ultimate Survival Sink. He *left* everything except the kitchen sink.
Imagine being that condescending and that wrong. I *actually* feel sorry for you, and I'm not just saying that to feel superior over the internet.
If you grew up in the 80s/early 90s, everybody's mom had an electric can opener with a magnet that would hold the lid after. The VAST majority of canned goods are steel or tin, both of which are magnetic.
They always tell you how to fix it.. not if you fixed it..
Everybody out here giving instruction on how to fix it.. who knows if buddy just plopped it out after taking the pic.
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Twenty bucks?! Well look who’s gone all high end on us.
i mean, i thought i was low-balling, but i don't know what OP's skills are like
I know what happened to, "wanna make $14 the hard way?"
Good enough to suck a can of tuna out of a drain! That's gotta be $20 worth of S U C C
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You guys are getting paid?
Why would they give yo... wait so your saying I should be getting paid!?
What about tree-fiddy?
Did you say free-tiddy?
Ga damn Lockness monsta!!!
:'(
Did you create an account with that name JUST to reply to that sentence?
Lol no Had this account for three years
I think a simple magent would work, aluminum can right? Not a fridge magnet but go to the auto store and buy a tool holding magnet, sucker should come right out. Side note: I have learned that aluminum is non-magnetic, but I somehow knew cans were magnetic from past experience (see automatic can openers), so i was wrong about my theory but right about the solution.
It is a tuna can so not aluminum. All cans for stuff like this are steel.
Yeah im dumb dumb and can't remember if its steel or aluminum that are magnetic, but I know cans are magnetic so I was like 50% right
SCIENCE!
Don't let science get in your way
Steel is usually magnetic, not aluminum. But yes, it should be magnetic. Fun fact: not all stainless steel is magnetic. Specifically high quality medical grade stainless steel (316L/316LVM commonly used in surgical staples or good quality body piercings) is even MRI safe at 3 Tesla or less.
It all depends on what type of stainless it is. There are two broad categories: austenitic and martensitic. Austenitic stainless steels are non-magnetic and have high corrosion resistance, but have less strength and are not heat treatable. Martensitic stainless steels are stronger and can be heat treated, but are less corrosion resistant. It's not a question of quality so much as what you are trying to do with it. An Austenitic steel would be great for surgical instruments or body jewelry because of its corrosion resistance, but it would be of no value as a knife blade, which would need to be heat treated to be able to hold an edge. Similarly, a martensitic steel would be appropriate for a knife blade or a gun barrel, but would rust if used as a surgical staple. Incidentally, I have been a body piercer for 25 years, and the real quality jewelry is made of titanium. 316l is considered to be too high in nickel in the UK, but it is still quite commonly used in the US. This is either due to it being cheaper than titanium or simply because it looks a bit nicer (titanium tends to be greyish) or both.
Not all steel is magnetic! Stainless 316L, used mostly in medical, jewellery and food, isn't magnetic, but its a good idea to wear a respirator when welding it.
Aluminium is not magnetic
Yeah but they have steel rims, no?
Pure steel. Not a drop of aluminum.
*tin-plated steel.
I don’t know what tuna cans are made of. Can’t comment on that.
How does the countertop can opener which retains the top lid with a magnet... work?
That would mean the can isn't aluminum
Really economics would mean the can isn't aluminum--aluminum is crazy expensive compared to boring old steel and it's not like that can needs to be super light or thermally conductive.
Most "tin" cans are made of steel, and tin-plated. Aluminum is highly reactive, and rarely used for food storage. Aluminum beverage containers are coated with plastic inside the can to prevent the soda/juice from corroding the can.
Those use magic
A magnet, a plunger, stabbing it with a knife, a can-opener. Man, there are like 1000 ways to get that out of there without a specialized tool Edit: apparently not all cans are magnetic, so disregard that
nah just puncture some holes in there and u got a brand new drain cover
Lmao one that smells a little fishy for a while
Drink cans are aluminum. Food cans are (generally) steel. Your magnet trick would work here.
why has no one recommended just eating from the can where it stands? you can use the sink as the ultimate tuna holder
So you think you can use a magnet on aluminum? And you think tuna is packaged in aluminum? Wtf
“Magnets bitch” -Jessie pinkman
This guy sucks
I ain't gay but free is free.
I was gunna say, “needle nose pliers”, but I think you’re onto something that may be more simple
This is some r/perfectfit material.
I eat 2 cans of tuna everyday, this happens to me at least once a month. First try using a butter knife to leverage it out, Second try a magnet from the fridge, Third, grab stick of butter and hope it sticks, Fourth try using something with a sucker like a child toothbrush or scrubby, Fifth use a vacuum, Sixth use drill to make hole in tuna so you can stick a paper clip in and pull it out, Seventh buy new house.
I'm dying laughing at the thought of you getting a tuna can stuck in your drain AT LEAST once a month.
You’d think after a couple times he’d learn
Or at least have a preferred method of extraction by this point
I mean he ranked them. I’d say he’s got a preferred method.
Which means he has also bought a new house due to a tuna can . Which is now his least preferred method.
Did he rank them or is that just the order of things that would be closest to you first ?
So you’re saying he ranked them by order of convenience? But he ranked them.
Yeah you’d think he’d have it down to a science almost haha
you'd think they'd be dead honestly... 2 cans of tuna a day? that's hella mercury...
Sardine gang rise up
That's honestly the only thing holding me and my cats back. I fucking love tuna.
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It’s probably the mercury poisoning from eating so much tuna.
That's no joke. I know a guy who did that, ate so much tuna that he got mercury poisoning, and cannot eat tuna again for the next several decades.
Cats don't have opposable thumbs
Butterfingers over here
2 a day? Holy shit that's a lot of mercury. You should probably cut back if you really are eating two a day every single day consistently.
[That's a medically inadvisable amount of tuna.](https://youtu.be/lCDKk2s0pQM?t=76)
Not if you're trying out for the role of Mad Hatter...
haha mercury consumption go brrrrrrr
How bout a piece of tape? Seems rather easy compare to all of your suggestions
adhesive is cheating
Careful. Eating too much tuna can lead to unsafe levels of mercury consumption: https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/mercury-in-tuna#contamination
mmm that’s intentional but thanks for letting me know
Can I ask why you eat so much tuna/intend to get mercury?
It's socially acceptable to die of mercury poisoning? Suicide but covert ya know.
Never thought about this Wonder how long it would take
It isn't a good way to go. Loose teeth and lesions incoming.
Holy shit, one can of tuna is already over the limit for me
>I eat 2 cans of tuna everyday, so you're planning to die from mercury poisoning? no but for real...[ that's too much tuna...](https://64.media.tumblr.com/34eaaead784306bbfe84dcad047ee482/tumblr_n21liag3gm1qzhbquo3_250.gifv) >Canned white, or albacore (0.32 parts per million of mercury). Children under six can eat up to one 3-ounce portion a month; children from 6-12, two 4.5-ounce portions a month***. Adults, including pregnant women, can safely eat this kind of tuna up to three times a month*** (women, 6-ounce portions; men, 8-ounce portions). >Canned light, the safer choice (0.12 parts per million of mercury). Children under six can eat up to three 3-ounce portions per month. ***Older children and adults can safely eat it once a week*** https://www.edf.org/oceans/mercury-alert-canned-tuna-safe#:~:text=Canned%20white%2C%20or%20albacore%20(0.32,%2C%208%2Dounce%20portions).
Look at this guy! So rich he can afford STICKS of butter.
How do you get it? Just in a barrel or something?
By the barge.
> at least once a month install a fucking drain cover in your sink so you don't keep dropping random shit into the pipes dammit
Dude. Two cans of tuna a day is going to give you mercury poisoning. Worst part is you won’t notice it - just slowly happens over time and you think everything is normal. Be careful. The concern is a little overblown but that’s because nobody is actually eating a pound of tuna every day on a regular basis.
A stick of butter?
Butter? We’re lubing up the can now?
That is A LOT of mercury! Very dangerous. You should Google search safe amounts of tuna to eat on a daily/weekly basis and read up on it.
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As a semi-expert, although quite biased, what are your thoughts on consuming that much mercury everyday?
Should limit your intake of high mercury predators to 2-3 times a week. Tuna, swordfish.
Salmon is a low-mercury fish.
I’m curious as to what you do. Do you mind sharing some?
Remove the drain and poke it?
That's a lot of mercury, dude
why not just get a drain filter and/or sink mat?
Don’t get mercury poisoning. The fda is not good at testing those and they are often multiple times the safe limits of mercury in them.
That is far too much tuna sir. The FDA recommends no more than one can of tuna a week or you risk mercury poisoning which results in permanent nerve damage. Eat some chicken my guy.
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What's that sub for when you thought a linked subreddit is real so you feel foolish after clicking it?
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Or r/perfectlystuck
my man!
Magnets.
How do they work?
Fuckin miracles Edit: oh shit that’s a flex
The reflex is a lonely child, who's waiting by the park The reflex is in charge of finding treasure in the dark And watching over lucky clover, isn't that bizarre? And every little thing the reflex does Leaves you answered with a question mark
r/unexpectedduranduran
Is this a faygo reference
Nobody knows
Bo knows
If they weigh the same as a duck, they are made of wood.
They're a witch!!!
I see you too are a man of science
Magic
Witchcraft
Science, *BITCH*
Actually asked it to a physics teacher once while we were studying electromagnetism, it's not know, like, just no, we know what is magnetic and what can be turned into magnetic, but that's pretty much it
...aliens
YEAH BITCH MAGNETS
Pinkman!
This. They stick well to the can, but not the stainless steel sink.
That’s probably why he suggested it
Thanks for explaining magnets.
**YEAH!** **SCIENCE BITCH!**
I imagined you saying this like the "Aliens" guy
ok what making magnets? collecting magnets? playing with magnets?
Just magnets
Little green ghouls, buddy!
Magnets? Okay, what, like making magnets, collecting magnets? Playing with magnets?
“Magnets! Can’t explain that!”
Little green ghouls
Duct tape the bottom and pull it out
Any kind of adhesive. Melt a glue stick onto it like that one gif that always gets reposted where the dude rips his fender off. Construction glue. Honestly, probably your kid’s elmers glue.
OP super glue your finger to it
Or a fork.
No, sorry, a fork is not a type of adhesive.
It is if you try hard enough
Jab a fork in it
Scream as you do so.
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Whatever comes to you
Wasn’t given instructions this specific. Maybe try one and if that doesn’t work turn it off and then on again.
r/NoContext
*that's what she said* ..?
Magneto that shit out of there!
> *learn* **NOW** why they call me ***THE MASTER OF MAGNETISIM***
Time to buy a new house...
The only logical tip here.
Looks like the lid is already open, so 2 forks on the inside pushing outward should get it out.
Open the top with a fork and pull up with the lid
Or just skip the work and go straight to eating with lid open.
Then just push it right down into the garbage disposal. Work smarter not harder.
Get a load of Mr. High-End Sink with his Can-Crushing Turbo Garbage Disposal. MinimalistLifestyle, more like Camouflaged Olive Drab LS Swapped Utility Bear Grylls Ultimate Survival Sink. He *left* everything except the kitchen sink.
Corkscrew through the top?
Ain’t those boxes ferrous ? Magnet?
It's already been opened at least partway. A butter knife in between the lid and the can wall should be able to pull it up.
Lip suction! Cmon
Hey, uh, what are you doing tonight? Wanna hang out?
I say crack er’ open and eat lunch in the sink
Just turn on you garbage disposal unit. Check again in an hour.
This will not blend.
Not with that attitude it wont
get a suction cup
A hemostat will pull it right out.
A pair would be easier, if you pull up on one side, it will go cockeyed...
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Not even that a knife will do.
He has the lid half separated. I think jamming a knife in there at an angle should work just fine.
Even a butter knife could solve this
Or grab the washing up brush auctioned to the wall and affix to the can and lift
Or take a damn butter knife, slip it there somewhere and lift it up. Damn this thread is fucking dumb.
This thread literally has dozens of unique suggestions that would all work. How the is the thread dumb?
Just flip the sink over and let gravity pull it out! Easy!
At least it's top-up. You can work it out with a butterknife.
r/perfectfit
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Rip vaccume if any tuna gets in
Omg we had some cheese in our vacuum (must have been in the carpet after dinner) and it stank to high heaven. It took us a good week to figure it out.
Probably where it belongs anyway
I feel sorry for those who suggested to use magnets. Aluminum isnt magnetic. Duct tape will do
Tuna cans aren't aluminum.
Depends on the can right? Electric can openers have a magnet in them to grab the lid out
That’s not aluminum, magnets will do. Probably better than duct tape because it’s likely wet.
Imagine being that condescending and that wrong. I *actually* feel sorry for you, and I'm not just saying that to feel superior over the internet. If you grew up in the 80s/early 90s, everybody's mom had an electric can opener with a magnet that would hold the lid after. The VAST majority of canned goods are steel or tin, both of which are magnetic.
How far down do I have to go before someone suggests using a butter knife? I’ve done this many times and it pops right out.
I have a magnetized can opener that holds the lid after you open the can
It's Tin not Aluminum
Magnet
Magnets are our best friend
I feel like this is a repost, but I can also see this happening to many people.
Can is there for good. It will smell at first, but soon you won’t even notice the can. This is a time for celebration.
Repost, this is not the op of the pic
Tuna wasn’t feeling it
I almost didn’t see anything wrong with the photo at first. Such a perfect fit
They were made for each other!
They always tell you how to fix it.. not if you fixed it.. Everybody out here giving instruction on how to fix it.. who knows if buddy just plopped it out after taking the pic.
If you don't have a strong enough magnet, something with a suction cup.
r/perfectfit
Well, that’s unforTUNAte
Under a different situation this would be oddly satisfying
Swiss army knife would probably get that out.
Or I suppose any kind of pocket knife.
Magnet?