The surprising trick to repairing a broken Rich - even Ryan Reynolds was amazed

Do you throw in jackets and coats too once their zipper breaks? The next trick will help you fix a broken Richch in no effort - and all you need is a fork

The surprising trick to repairing a broken Rich - even Ryan Reynolds was amazed

The next trick is the kind of thing that makes you wonder "How did I not know this before?" - And definitely, if only we had known this before, we would have saved so many jackets and coats that we got rid of in vain only because their zipper was broken (because who has the power to go fix). The trick ahead will teach you how to fix a broken Richch effortlessly and in seconds with just one item - a fork.

The demo video that was shared on Twitter and went viral has received many accolades. In the section, an anonymous user appears to place a fork and put the faucet in his two central teeth. Then he moves to thread both rows of lugs on both sides of the faucet, pulling - and here you have a closed zipper. You should watch the video to understand more about how to do it.

The video garnered over six million views and hundreds of thousands of likes, with even Reynolds himself tweeting and writing: "I've been waiting for this my whole life."

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This is how it works

And even Ryan Reynolds is impressed

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The simple citizen also expressed excitement: "Now you tell me I shouldn't throw my favorite coat on?" One article and another added: "I've been able to use this trick for the last thirty years." A third person wrote: "If I had known before, some of my favorite jackets would not have been thrown in the trash." Some were quick to point out that the zipper could still open from the bottom so it is worth sewing the lower lugs to ensure it stays inside.

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By the way, at least according to Wikipedia, zippers that have trouble opening and closing can be handled by rubbing them with soap, wax or graphite.