Have you taken off a ring in a while?Did you try on a ring that wouldn't come off?Don't rush to cut it off either.There are a few things you can do to remove it.
Step 1: Put your thumb under the stuck ring and gently place your index finger on it.
Slowly pull the ring out while twisting it back and forth.
Step 2: You don't want to pull and tug too much.
It could make it more difficult to remove the ring.
Step 3: It's a good idea to use something slippery.
There are a lot of "skin-safe" household items that can be used to get the ring off in one piece.Windex is an ammonia-based cleaner.Don't choose your lubricant if the skin is broken.Try any of these and use a generous amount as far as the knuckle.If you want to use butter, be sure to read the bottle first, it's the best choice if the skin is broken.It may be a little sticky, but it works to get the ring off.
Step 4: Get some of the lubricant underneath the ring.
If you want to spray or rub more lubricant on, turn the ring around a few times.Pull the ring off the finger, working it back and forth, as needed.
Step 5: The arm should be raised.
If you can't remove the ring, try elevating the arm above shoulder level.
Step 6: The hand should be dipped in the water.
Do you know that your rings fit better on cool days?Place the hand in water and leave it there for a few minutes.It doesn't have to be painful to leave your hand in the water.
Step 7: The ring has dental floss under it.
To get the floss under the ring, use a needle.
Step 8: The dental floss should be wrapped around your finger.
It's not so tight that you cause pain or turn the finger blue.If it's too tight, let it go.
Step 9: The dental floss is at the bottom of the finger.
The ring on your finger will move up and down as you remove the dental floss.If the ring is only partially off, repeat the steps from the current position.
Step 10: Take care of any injuries in the area where the ring was.
Don't put the ring back on until the swelling has gone down.