How many phones can you unscrew yourself, piece by piece?
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To use the macro lens, you need to unscrew the fisheye.
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It can unscrew bottles, open bags and, err, play with toys.
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It's important that they don't unscrew Poland from the European Union.
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I'd rather have the fisheye unscrew to unveil the super-wide lens.
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I&aposm scrambling trying to figure out how to unscrew this now!
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Items you have to unscrew and pour out are a straight-up nuisance.
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After they finished one, they would unscrew it and pop in another one.
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To use, quickly unscrew the bottle's cap and replace with a Coravin screw cap.
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You have to unscrew the end cap, dig out the filter, and then dump.
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Smith continued struggling to unscrew the ring, inserting fingers from both hands into her mouth.
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That way, you don't have to unscrew everything in case you did make a mistake.
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Unscrew the existing outlet cover, pop on the SnapPower, tighten the screw, and you're done.
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Olazábal could not unscrew the cap from a bottle of water or raise a glass.
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Usually most trimmers require a screwdriver; you have to unscrew the blade to sharpen it.
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This video from AdamDIY shows you how to unscrew the pipe to clean out your drain.
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And its manipulation superpowers are legendary—cram it into a jar and it'll unscrew its way out.
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"The bottle was plastic, and broke as my husband tried to unscrew the lid," Linda Humphries told Mashable.
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"Unscrew the head, pry out the little plastic piece with flathead screwdriver like a fire hose," Leal explained.
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Then he did a flood lamp, which you can just literally unscrew your flood lamp and screw it in.
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Under that plate you'll find an M.2 SSD, which, it seems, you can unscrew and take out yourself.
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It was so divine, I was very tempted to unscrew the whole thing and put it in my suitcase.
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As long as your phone's Bluetooth is turned on, the cap and app pair the moment you unscrew the cap.
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Installation looks pretty simple: just unscrew your old outlet cover, plug in the Rabbit, screw it in, and you're done.
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But would they, if they understood the concept of medicine, and could somehow unscrew those childproof caps with their paws?
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It also has a "proof tag" that you need to break when you unscrew the cap for the first time.
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Because I can unscrew the handles of the Joseph Joseph rolling pin, cleaning off sticky dough isn&apost a problem.
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It uses Arca-type plates, so with my current system, I essentially never have to unscrew the plate from my camera.
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A pill is quick and simple: Unscrew the cap, pop it in, and wait for the comfort to wash over you.
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There were a few clues and entries of the variant variety, the ones where I have to slightly unscrew my head.
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Prepping Narcan takes four steps: unscrew the vial, put it in the syringe, screw on the nasal mister, squeeze out the medicine.
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Herding a family into the kitchen and then heading upstairs to ransack the closets and unscrew all the beds nut by bolt.
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In the challenge, the celebrities unscrewed a bottle cap halfway and then attempted to completely unscrew the cap with a roundhouse kick.
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Motors are swappable via an Allen key that is stored in the front truck, and batteries are easy to unscrew and remove.
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Someone had figured out how to unscrew the tops of the paint tubes and had squeezed the contents all over the canvas.
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To use the vaporizer, you unscrew the mouthpiece and pour some water in until it's roughly 2372 percent full, then reattach the mouthpiece.
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By contracting only some fibers, an octopus can work its arms into a tiny recess or, famously, unscrew the lid from a jar.
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And if they're playing Michael Buble in the store, we think you're allowed to just unscrew the cap when you're standing at the counter.
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The family still uses the tap water for washing their hands -- they get tired of having to unscrew a bottle for just about everything.
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Some laptops still have batteries that come out with a simple latch, while others make you unscrew the entire backplate to access the battery.
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Instead of humanlike hands, it's equipped with pair of robotic pincers; they're nimble enough to pick up clothes but not enough to unscrew a jar.
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When you press down with the plunger, the coffee grounds are forced into the removable bottom so you can unscrew it and clean with ease.
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There's a plastic window that covers the S1's circuit board, but you can unscrew the window and hook up more components if you want.
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I'm also not a fan of having to unscrew tiny screws and then finding some sort of small, sharp object to pop out the battery.
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He tells the cameraman, "This could be Tom Cruise's head," and then does a spinning kick to fully unscrew the cap and send it flying.
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When you unscrew the chic gold-plated top, the soft pink pigment inside the pot is luminous, but not in an obvious flecks-of-glitter way.
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In one arc of the video an octopus tries for some time to unscrew the jar it's locked in and when it finally does, it's free.
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The six-second video showed female employees on their knees, attempting to use their mouths to unscrew the caps off bottles gripped between male coworkers' thighs.
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You can also unscrew the mic off the stand and attach it to a one-fourth-inch thread you find on most tripods or mic stands.
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In Frankfurt, bomb disposal experts will use a special system to try and unscrew the fuses attached to the HC 4,000 bomb from a safe distance.
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Check it out: All you have to do to install it is unscrew your old outlet cover, plug in the Rabbit, screw it in, and voila!
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At last I unscrew the temporal nodes of the KloudsKape and peel it off the sides of my head, to settle it one way or the other.
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Occasionally, you may want to unscrew the top of the mesh plunger and separate the parts so you can clean every nook and cranny in the lid.
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It's relatively easy to unscrew the pieces and take apart, and there's a hole in both ends of the removable soft sleeve to run water through it.
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Just unscrew the top from the base, remove the silicone nipple, and hand-wash it, or toss all the pieces on the top rack of the dishwasher.
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The main idea of the challenge is to unscrew a bottle cap off of the top of a bottle with a roundhouse kick, without knocking the bottle over.
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Western governments and voters may not be able to stop Russia from hacking politicians' servers, spreading disinformation or assigning intelligence officers to unscrew the lids on urine samples.
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She practices Muay Thai, but that apparently didn't make any difference; she injured her palms after hours of trying and failing to unscrew the lid of her dessert.
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Admiring the votives' golden aura, I confessed that I'm obsessed with lighting and have been known to unscrew bulbs in restaurant booths or flip off lights at parties.
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For the first few shows, Damon and Powell had to go outside and unscrew a piece of plywood that covered the doorway so guests could get into the building.
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No tearing or ripping apart of the pouches required: to open, all we had to do was simply unscrew the small plastic spout and then pour out the kernels.
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It turned out to be pretty simple: unscrew the ten minuscule screws that hold the base of the laptop on, pop your fingers behind the back plate, and pull.
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As soon as the helicopter splashed down, Mr. Vance reached back and tried to unscrew a carabiner that attached the front-seat passenger to the aircraft, the report said.
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You fuck the tube, come in the tube, then (ideally promptly) unscrew the whole apparatus and rinse it out with water (soap could degrade the material) and dry it.
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Simply unscrew the knobs at each end, slip on the disc with the measurement you need (1/16", 1/6", 1/4", or 3/8"), and reattach the knobs.
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In Dr. Lee's video, you can see her unscrew the upper jewel part of the piercing before getting to the anchor, which, in this patient's case, is on the cheekbone.
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If you feel the need to upgrade RAM, the SSDs or make your own risky adjustments, you can unscrew a single panel with a Philips screwdriver and get to work.
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Kate Bonniwell, an Acomack County Social Services worker, testified that it took more than 20 minutes to unscrew one of the lids, which required an electric screwdriver to do so.
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First, you'd need a wrench, screwdriver, and a rag; I'd also recommend having a little bowl ready to catch the small amounts of water released from the hoses you'd unscrew.
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I managed to accidentally unscrew the golden stem on the left Triple Driver earphone, and even though I screwed it back in without a problem, I don't think that was by design.
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Fortunately, the included coin batteries combined with the power-sipping Zigbee wireless protocol should last for several months — if not a year or more — before I have to unscrew the devices again.
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To do so, turn off the machine, set up a clean workspace, and unscrew the screws at the bottom of your laptop with your Torx T5 screwdriver and a Phillips-head screwdriver.
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Unscrew the gasket to the pivot rod to dislodge the sink stopper, pull the stopper out from the top of your sink, then use a coat hanger to pull up the hair.
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Now, to answer the other great coconut-oil conundrum, which is whether it's physically possible to keep it from turning your kitchen counter into a slippery mess every time you unscrew the jar...
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The bottle-cap challenge involves a trick in which you unscrew a bottle cap with nothing but your own foot, performing a 360-degree spin and kick to open the bottle hands-free.
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Once exposed to air, water, and changes in temperature, it starts to break down and lose its potency, rendering that jar of fancy brightening night cream effectively useless the second you unscrew the top.
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The propellers also attach with a new screwless locking mechanism that works a lot like the top of a medicine bottle: It screws on easy, and then to release it, push down and unscrew.
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Last year, video surfaced of a Tencent staff event that included a game in which female employees on their hands and knees had to unscrew bottle caps held between the legs of male counterparts.
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Thanks to Facebook's unique server design, technicians, like this one working in Prineville, don't have to spend time finding the right tools to unscrew multiple components every time they need to replace a failed component.
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Switching out the pulls, handles, or knobs of your drawers is one of the easiest home upgrades in the book — you simply have to unscrew the old ones and replace them — and the impact is immediate.
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The company is targeting millennials, who not only uncork (or unscrew) half of the bottles of wine that are consumed in this country, but they're also beyond comfortable with clicking those online "Add to Cart" buttons.
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The project, Gebert emphasizes, would be almost impossible without the recruitment of volunteers who take the time to put on a pair of gloves, unscrew their showerheads, and swab around to see just what's living in there.
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The bot can pick up a sealed container filled with juice, unscrew the top, pick up a cup with its other hand, pour the juice, and carefully place both the cup and container back on the table.
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To physically set up the speakers, you'll place them on speaker stands or next to your TV. If you're using bare speaker wires, you'll then unscrew the binding posts, insert the wires, and screw them back on.
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The screws on the bottom of the Surface laptop now come all the way through the chassis; as soon as you unscrew them, you can remove the top of the keyboard chassis and access the hard drive.
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This robot can mimic the actions of a human companion to pick up a block (like the below demo) or a business card, unscrew the lid of a jar of peanuts, or even grab money out of a wallet.
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He also used it as a portable museum to introduce his works to the public: all he had to do was unscrew the bolts to free the pages, which he would then frame individually and exhibit on a wall.
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In the meantime, the only workaround the company came up with to skirt the ban was a step-by-step set of instructions on how to unscrew and detach the entire electronic module (including the integrated battery) from its suitcases.
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When Grasso puts a crab into a jar, and drops it into a tank with an octopus, he's giving the octopus a task that evolution didn't prepare it for, since there aren't jars in the natural world for them to unscrew.
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Lucky for the woman, a man standing nearby acted quickly to hit the emergency shut off ... and moments later LAX cops were on the scene to unscrew the grate's teeth and free the pup -- with all 4 paws still in tact!
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The EU's top official, Donald Tusk, a former Polish prime minister, joked on Wednesday about the removal by Polish authorities of a plaque bearing his name, saying it was more important they did not "unscrew" Poland from the European Union.
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It's tiny, though a bit too big for a pocket given the antenna (which can unscrew off of the top.) There's a bar with indicator lights that are green when it doesn't spot anything, but turn to red when it finds a signal.
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Dim those lights (or unscrew a few light bulbs, should your lights not have a dimmer), scoop your clothes off the floor and unleash these expert-approved tips and tricks to set up a casual yet indulgent and inexpensive date night at home.
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Time: 250 hour Cost: $260-$200 Most apartments come with ceiling mount light fixtures that can be easily replaced without rewiring anything at all: simply pick out your new fixture, unscrew the old one, and replace it with your new, better fixture.
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I keep an empty mini bottle of vintage I.W. Harper on my bar—not because it's worth $9.99 according to eBay, but because once in a while I like to unscrew the top and take a whiff of old leatherbound book wrapped in butterscotch.
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Again, this will vary based on your components, but for me the process was to unscrew the two halves of the case, screw the PCB to the bottom of the case, and then reassemble the case with the circuit board and acrylic installed within.
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"I'm the guy who will dim lights or unscrew bulbs at your party if the lighting is not flattering, or plug in a playlist from my phone if the music is not creating the best mood," the former Fashion Police co-host tells PEOPLE.
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And a few times a year, especially if you live in a place with a water tank on the roof, take this low-tech maintenance step: "Unscrew your little mesh filter on your faucet, because it is most likely filled with rust," said Heffernan.
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At first it wouldn't budge, but he kept at it till the seal gave and he was able to unscrew it and put his mouth to the warm gurgling flow there, and that made him feel better and pushed the vagueness into another corner of his mind.
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In order to swap the cartridges, one would have to unscrew the back of the system, slip out the battery and slide in Tomb Raider, Tony Hawk, Sonic the Hedgehog and several other games you'd save time, money, possibly your marriage, by just playing on another platform. 23.
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After spending an entire day trying to get a slightly modified Eachine E30W drone to unscrew a light bulb and then screw a replacement back into the socket, Marek, and his pilot Sven, eventually switched to a Syma X5C-1 which got the job done in about ten minutes.
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She started to get grief for the sculpture at the entrance to the museum—a huge Marino Marini figure of a naked man on horseback with a huge boner—so the penis was made detachable in order to unscrew it when cardinals and other puritans came to look round.
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He explained that when you unscrew the top, there's a functional pen inside, but on the other end (where the actual tip of the pen should be), there's a sharp point, almost unnoticeable, that can be used to stab an attacker at pressure points in the hand, wrist, or throat.
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For example, the lens in the original HAL prop was a Nikon lens attached using a traditional Nikon F-mount, so the reproduction uses a cheaper lens but still has the same F-mount (theoretically you could unscrew it and screw in any old F-mount lens you have on hand).
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Unscrew the top of the disc, and you'll start to get a better idea of what's inside: a pressed balm, like a pale pink putty, meant to be extracted with the aid of a shiny little spatula (included!), which you then use to scrape the salve up to the spatula's line for the perfect amount of product.
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A heavy-duty moisturizer with a surprisingly lightweight, almost gel-like texture in a germaphobe's dream packaging (no top to unscrew or pot to dip your grubby fingers into; just press down to release the perfect dime-sized serving every time), this one-and-done formula packs in the motherlode of vitamins, proteins, and nutrients — and, yes, enough peptides (the short chains of amino acids that trick your skin into thinking, and therefore acting, like it's young, smooth, and full of collagen) to warrant the prefix "poly," meaning many.
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