Child-safe pinch-and-twist, push-twist break fasteners 

Hello everyone, and attention! Today's video is only suitable for households without children.
Many household bottles have child-safe push-twist caps. Childproof lids can sometimes be difficult to open, even for adults, and not just if they have arthritis in their hands.
The squeeze-and-twist lids consist of two lids that are loosely connected to each other. The outer part is only for child protection and guarantees that a child cannot open the bottle. The inner lid is the actual closure that is responsible for the tightness. Both parts have teeth that interlock when pressure is applied from above, and by turning them the entire squeeze-and-twist lid can be opened. In order to prevent the overcap from rattling on the screw cap, the overcap is made of flexible plastic, and projections are arranged on the inside of the overcap or on the outside of the screw cap, which create a preload between the caps.
This is how you can easily unlock these lids:
Get a pair of nail clippers from your manicure kit. Grab a jaw between the two caps and cut the top part several times to remove it. The inner lid still seals the bottle tightly. So you have the bottle open in no time.
If you use the same product multiple times, you can transfer the unlocked cap to the new bottle and continue to use it.
Thank you for your attention and see you next time.
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