Rice, as a frequent guest at our table, is one of the indispensable staple foods in every family. When we usually go to buy rice, we usually see two kinds of rice, loose and bagged, and many times, we will choose to buy bagged rice, which is more convenient to take, and also avoids exposure to the air and drops some dust, saliva, bacteria and the like. However, the bagged rice is sealed by the sealing line, every time the rice bag is a headache, watching others unpack the rice bag seems to be very simple, a pull is good, to their own, may sometimes happen to be able to untie and pull the sealing line off, but more often how can not be untied, and finally can only be cut with scissors, time-consuming and laborious. In fact, there is a formula for opening rice bags, as long as you remember this formula, you can quickly disassemble the sealing line every time, so follow me to see what the formula is!
This mantra for unpacking rice bags is very simple, with only eight words: "One line towards me, from right to left".
We pay attention to the sealing line of the rice bag will find that both ends of the sealing line are a section of thread that is redundant, as long as we find the right direction, and untie the thread, we can pull the remaining sealing line to the end, if the direction is reversed, how can not be opened. When looking for directions, we can use the formula. Let's start with the first sentence of the mantra: "One line towards me". Friends who often open the sealing line will find that the two sides of the sealing line are different, and the line on one side is a single line, that is, it is in a "-state".
The sealing line on the other side is a double line, that is, it is in a state of "= = = =". The single line of the mantra is directed towards me, that is to say, the side of the line of the seal is facing ourselves.
Next, let's talk about the second sentence of the mantra: "from right to left", when we face the single line of the rice bag sealing line to ourselves, we find the right side of the sealing line, "from right to left" means to start from the right. After finding the right side of the sealing line, we will untie the excess thread a little, and solve it to the position of the bag mouth, if there are too many excess threads, we can also cut off a little directly with scissors.
After dismantling to the position of the bag mouth, we get two threads, and then grab one thread with one hand, and then pull it to both sides with a little force, so that the sealing thread is quickly disassembled, simple and practical!
In addition, we can also use this eight-character mantra for opening rice bags in reverse, that is: "double lines towards me, from left to right". We first find the double line side of the sealing line, that is, the side of the sealing line in the state of "= = = " facing ourselves, and then find the left side of the sealing line, and similarly untie the excess thread of the left sealing line to the position of the bag mouth.
Then, then grab the two threads and pull them hard, so that the rice bag is also easily untied, the method is very simple, it can be untied in more than ten seconds, and the sealing line that is removed is still complete.
This mantra for unpacking rice bags: "One line towards me, from right to left." Or, "double lines facing me, left to right", is not only easy to do, but also very practical. On the basis of not destroying the rice bag, the rice bag can be quickly opened. This sealing thread is cotton thread, and we should not throw it away, we can collect it and use it in many cases. For example, after each scooping of rice, we can use this sealing line to tie the bag tightly to avoid dust falling inside; When we wrap zongzi during the Dragon Boat Festival, we can also use this cotton thread to ** zongzi; Or when steaming crabs, you can also use this rope to tie the crab's feet. The next time you need to open the rice bag, you can also use this mantra to never worry about not being able to open the rice bag again. If today's article is helpful to you, then click a follow, a like, and thank you for your support.