On Oct 14, 6:50 am, "frederick ploegman" >
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> Yup - that's the one. Thanks........
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> Frederick
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> "Quixote" > wrote in message
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> > If it involves a plastic shopping bag, it has made the rounds here before.
> > Not saying that someone else might not benefit from it... Regardless,
> > type "remove cork from bottle" into Google and same said video using
> > plastic bag is already available many places.
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> > Quixote
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> > "frederick ploegman" > wrote in message
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> >> Charles E
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> >> I have a very nice video on how to remove a cork from a bottle
> >> but have no where to post it so the folks in this group can view it.
> >> If you would like to post it on your site so they can see it, please
> >> send me your email address. TIA
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You can do this with a cloth napkin ( which is more convenient at
dinner parties, anyway). Instead, all you do is push half the napkin
in the bottle so that it opens up a bit . When you tip the bottle sdo
the cork comes back toward the neck, you need to get the cork to lay
flat on the napkin. As you pull the napkin out, it wraps around the
cork.- the rest is the same as the bag.