Prepare two steel paper clips: Straighten one side of each clip, leaving one end curved.
Insert the clips: Insert the curved ends into the sides of the cork, one on each side, and twist to engage the cork.
Use chopsticks or pliers: With the clips firmly engaged, use chopsticks or pliers to remove the cork.
Method 3: Screws and pliers
This method is very similar to using a traditional corkscrew:
Insert a long screw into the cork: Make sure the screw goes deep into the cork.
Use pliers: Using pliers, grasp the screw and pull upward. This method works like a makeshift corkscrew, and it’s very effective.
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