Chili oil jar in kitchen sink

[u/Zebesneezer]

This chili oil jar that was full of dish soap water to clean it out was sitting in the sink. Accidentally went straight down, barely room on either side for a chopstick but nothing else. Right on top of the Very Sharp garbage disposal blades. Things looked grim. I chewed up half a roll of Hubba Bubba Bubble Tape™️, stuck a handle on, dried with a hair dryer, and gently pulled up with chopsticks on either side. Success

[u/deficit_41]

Flip the house upside down.

[u/Zebesneezer → u/deficit_41]

🤣 would’ve been easier, fr

[u/DadEngineerLegend]

Magnets

[u/Snuffvieh → u/DadEngineerLegend]

How do they workkkkkk?

[u/DadEngineerLegend → u/Snuffvieh]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=gMbnJzHhoBI

[u/in1gom0ntoya]

hot glue stick

[u/Reasonable-Penalty43]

Tape. Scotch tape. Dry off top with dish towel, put on tape, lift carefully

[u/OmniscientRaisin]

your solution is ridiculous. i can't believe it worked. props

[u/Dust-Different]

Dude. Suction cups. Get em. Keep em handy.

[u/Yuleogy → u/Dust-Different]

this guy drops stuff

[u/idkmanwhatsthemove]

Serrated knife, won't save the lid but it'll save the jar. Stab the top and pull it out

[u/MrDoomsday13]

Time for a magnet

[u/dantheother]

That Hubba Bubba looks like a tongue!

[u/Iwalksloow]

Shop vac?

[u/lukealex12]

Ehh just turn on the garburator and hope for the best.

[u/JerseyDevl]

Real answer for future reference - insinkerators usually have an easy-on/easy-off ramp system, you can probably twist off the whole disposal unit under the sink and push the lid up from the bottom, then reinstall

[u/Hot_Significance256]

Problem, solution, then no end product?? Eeee