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#Don't open the can far enough for a bee to get in

Don't open the can far enough for a bee to get in

I have a freind who drinks from soda cans by only opening them a little bit. I find it quite weird, but having tried it it doesn't really make a lot of difference.

When you "pull the tab" or ringpull, just do it a little so the soda can come out, but the bees cannot get in.

You can open them to various degrees, here is a picture of a half opened can to show what I mean enter image description here

As an example of the mechanics:

Pull the tab gently until the gas escapes, and you have a hairline opening either side of the tab. At that point, you can tilt the can up and suck, and you'll get a reasonable amount out. I've done this frequently when I'm worried about the can falling over and spilling.

Quote from user StevenLowes originally in comments below.

#Don't open the can far enough for a bee to get in

I have a freind who drinks from soda cans by only opening them a little bit. I find it quite weird, but having tried it it doesn't really make a lot of difference.

When you "pull the tab" or ringpull, just do it a little so the soda can come out, but the bees cannot get in.

You can open them to various degrees, here is a picture of a half opened can to show what I mean enter image description here

As an example of the mechanics:

Pull the tab gently until the gas escapes, and you have a hairline opening either side of the tab. At that point, you can tilt the can up and suck, and you'll get a reasonable amount out. I've done this frequently when I'm worried about the can falling over and spilling.

Quote from user StevenLowes originally in comments below.

Don't open the can far enough for a bee to get in

I have a freind who drinks from soda cans by only opening them a little bit. I find it quite weird, but having tried it it doesn't really make a lot of difference.

When you "pull the tab" or ringpull, just do it a little so the soda can come out, but the bees cannot get in.

You can open them to various degrees, here is a picture of a half opened can to show what I mean enter image description here

As an example of the mechanics:

Pull the tab gently until the gas escapes, and you have a hairline opening either side of the tab. At that point, you can tilt the can up and suck, and you'll get a reasonable amount out. I've done this frequently when I'm worried about the can falling over and spilling.

Quote from user StevenLowes originally in comments below.

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#Don't open the can far enough for a bee to get in

I have a freind who drinks from soda cans by only opening them a little bit. I find it quite weird, but having tried it it doesn't really make a lot of difference.

When you "pull the tab" or ringpull, just do it a little so the soda can come out, but the bees cannot get in.

You can open them to various degrees, here is a picture of a half opened can to show what I mean enter image description here

As an example of the mechanics:

Pull the tab gently until the gas escapes, and you have a hairline opening either side of the tab. At that point, you can tilt the can up and suck, and you'll get a reasonable amount out. I've done this frequently when I'm worried about the can falling over and spilling.

Quote from user StevenLowes originally in comments below.

#Don't open the can far enough for a bee to get in

I have a freind who drinks from soda cans by only opening them a little bit. I find it quite weird, but having tried it it doesn't really make a lot of difference.

When you "pull the tab" or ringpull, just do it a little so the soda can come out, but the bees cannot get in.

You can open them to various degrees, here is a picture of a half opened can to show what I mean enter image description here

#Don't open the can far enough for a bee to get in

I have a freind who drinks from soda cans by only opening them a little bit. I find it quite weird, but having tried it it doesn't really make a lot of difference.

When you "pull the tab" or ringpull, just do it a little so the soda can come out, but the bees cannot get in.

You can open them to various degrees, here is a picture of a half opened can to show what I mean enter image description here

As an example of the mechanics:

Pull the tab gently until the gas escapes, and you have a hairline opening either side of the tab. At that point, you can tilt the can up and suck, and you'll get a reasonable amount out. I've done this frequently when I'm worried about the can falling over and spilling.

Quote from user StevenLowes originally in comments below.

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GPPK
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#Don't open the can far enough for a bee to get in

I have a freind who drinks from soda cans by only opening them a little bit. I find it quite weird, but having tried it it doesn't really make a lot of difference.

When you "pull the tab" or ringpull, just do it a little so the soda can come out, but the bees cannot get in.

You can open them to various degrees, here is a picture of a half opened can to show what I mean enter image description here