Woman finally wins battle with stuck ceramic bowls. You won’t believe how!
India Today
Chi Nguyen took to Twitter to share the good news about finally winning the battle of the stacked ceramic bowls.
Do you remember the story about a woman who had stacked her ceramic bowls and the smaller one had got stuck? For the unversed, a Twitter user named Chi Nguyen turned to the internet for help after two of her ceramic bowls got stuck. She had tried every possible way to separate them but to no avail. However, in the latest development, she seems to have won the battle. And, you won’t believe how!
Chi Nguyen took to Twitter to share the good news. She shared a picture of her toddler with the separated bowls with a caption detailing how she achieved it. OMG WE DID IT! Last 20 hours: upside down, on a towel, undisturbed, gave to toddler (clear mandate that bowls must stay together), suction cup, small bowl asks to not give up on it now, banged on carpet, UNSTUCK,” she wrote.
Take a look:
OMG WE DID IT!Last 20 hours:- upside down, on a towel, undisturbed- gave to toddler (clear mandate that bowls must stay together)- suction cup- small bowl asks to not give up on it now- banged on carpetUNSTUCK!!!! pic.twitter.com/zllvidh07H
Netizens who were invested in Chi’s predicament since day one rejoiced with her. Some people were surprised to know that after all that time, a simple way like banging on the carpet worked.
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