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How to take off a tight jade bangle | Using a plastic bag

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A demonstration shows how to safely remove a tight jade bangle or bracelet using a plastic bag and dish soap.

In this video, I will show you how to take off a tight jade bangle with a plastic bag and some dish soap. You can also use the same method to put on a tight bangle as well. Enjoy!

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What people say. Recommended by emergency medicine clinicians as a non-destructive method to remove tight stone bracelets from fractured limbs.

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u/gottawatchquietonesClinician communityin r/emergencymedicine • Recommends

Removing jade / stone bracelets Had a patient last night with a distal radius fracture and a tight jade/stone bracelet. Nothing I had would cut through this. I was planning to try and crack it, and one of the maintenance people got me a hammer and chisel, but then I saw this trick. The quality of the video is admittedly poor, but it gives you the idea. After a little propofol, we were able to get the bracelet off whole using the plastic bag. It took two of us pulling quite hard to get it, and this would have been absolutely impossible due to pain had she been awake. Also, because of how hard we had to pull, I think trying to use a lubricant would have been less successful, since gripping…
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