6 Ways How to Untie a Knot in Anything (full version)

[@magsg]

Thanks! Helped me untie a figure 8 boat rope. Used water, dish soap, hammering & twisting

[@rj_corvo]

I know I'm late to the party, but definitely an excellent video! Great info! Thank you for putting it together.

[@TheMrFelin]

The rolling method did wonders! Thank you so much, I tough I'd never untie that rope! It was a rope tied for years that had between 120 to 220 kg on it from time to time.

[@Squiglydigly2738]

Thank you so much! Had this really annoying knot on my shoelaces which i couldnt untie, and soaking it in the water and then untying worked. Appreciate the video.

[@medgsom3079]

I actually didn't believe at first and was just gonna scroll away till I saw your comment😭 I decided to give it a go and girlll..

[@AdventuresInReach]

Glad it helped! Those small lines like laces sure to get tight and the water trick is a staple. If you want to tie instead of untie, here's my knot tying playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLNcpRGw7T0bhI90jTXzJmYA2Ih9U_7OKp

[@vitezzeleni8664]

Thank you very much! (soft) hammering took care of strap used to pull my stuck car out of trouble. Knot was rock-hard, but after small work with hammer i took it apart with no problems!

[@FabioBlau]

Hammering did the trick in my snowboard boots lace. Thanks a lot

[@AdventuresInReach]

You bet! Glad that helped. Thanks for watching!

[@ruthohara4027]

I would never have been able to get the damn knot out of the cord that had a knot that had to come out for my project without your video. Thank you

[@AdventuresInReach]

I keep hearing these success stories. I'm glad this was helpful. It's certainly frustrating if you have a rope or cord to use but can't get one stinkin knot out.

[@jeremigreer9156]

Dude you rock. I used a 800$ tugger rope to pull a hung up pine tree down. I incorrectly though my fisherman hangman knot was the correct knot for the job. It worked but a couple thousand pounds of pressure made my knot impossible. However, with time dish soap and the hammering method I have a fully functional tugger rope. I will have to learn a better knot from you in the future. Thank you.

[@AdventuresInReach]

That's awesome to hear that my video was able to save your $800 rope! Nice work!

[@DanielleB253]

The hammer method 🙌🏻 thank you!

[@AdventuresInReach]

That's certainly one of the most effective when it's really stuck...and when you can do it without damaging the rope.

[@lucassmith2332]

More impressed that the rope held your weight and the branch didn't break.

[@AdventuresInReach]

Ha. Yeah. I know the cordage is rated to 400 pounds, but it's so narrow that it seemed like it should break.

[@khairunisaabubakar82]

How about barrel knot ? I’m still having difficulty with mine 😢

[@AdventuresInReach]

1) 2:18 -- Dip it in... 2) 3:33 -- Tool time 3) 6:24 -- Loops 4) 8:00 -- A stick should work 5) 10:02 -- Looks like warming up the hands 6) 11:26 -- Don't pull it!

[@ZionsDenn]

Ngl at 1:34 i thought that was a bear😭

[@medgsom3079]

OMG I JUST UNTIED A KNOT I'VE BEEN BATTLING WITH FOR YEARSSSS, Literally. I genuinely didn't think it was gonna work😭😭😭 i soaked it in water, i don't have a hammer so i just used anything i could find (a mannequin💀) and it workedddd. Thank you😔

[@AdventuresInReach]

That's a new one...for the 7th method use a mannequin head to hit he knot--the back of the noggin is best... Happy to hear it worked for you and that you won the multiple year long battle. If you're interested in tying knots here's my knot playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLNcpRGw7T0bhI90jTXzJmYA2Ih9U_7OKp

[@monana1711]

Thank you. I have actually cut the rope to get rid of the knit. This is way better.

[@AdventuresInReach]

Oh no! I'm glad this helps.

[@SadieRTrego]

Yo, 😂😂😂 I got it, I had a not in wretched tow rope belonged to my step dad for years it's been Stuck in the tight knot and it's bugged me. I use your method of soaking it. So did that in hot water and with some conditioner took it outside and hit it with a hammer 🔨 and wallah it came undone 😅😅 thank you for this upload awesome 👌 some stoked.

[@hugolaverde7636]

I was easy and incredible fast to untie a knot that had for years Thanks

[@AdventuresInReach]

Perfect. I love hearing how this video helped. Thank you for watching. If you're interested in tying knots too, I have several videos in this playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLNcpRGw7T0bhI90jTXzJmYA2Ih9U_7OKp

[@monah2034]

Thanks a lot. I used water, sope, hammer and 2 nedles on the walkingleash for my dog. Finally I can use IT again?❤

[@AdventuresInReach]

Sweet! Always happy to hear that my videos are helpful!

[@81Mace81]

Great vid, very likable chap 👍

[@AdventuresInReach]

Well thank you! I hope it helps.

[@zubaidakhattak2127]

hitting is also useful to open a tight knot of piece of cloth

[@AdventuresInReach]

Absolutely! That's the hammering trick I mention. It helps to force the strands a different way.

[@szymon8916]

Thanks, the twisting method worked

[@AdventuresInReach]

You're welcome. That's one of the methods I use the most. Glad it helped.

[@araceliaskridulis7795]

I chose the wrong (fig 8) knot to use in towing a stuck zero turn mower up a muddy steep hill. Soapy water loosened it right up!

[@AdventuresInReach]

Awesome! I love hearing these success stories. Glad I could help! Next time you could use a bowline.

[@khalilahmed-ti3zy]

Really helpful ,could untie two knots in dog leash by applying first two methods. Thanks dear.

[@AdventuresInReach]

Awesome. It's fun to hear when people use this info in creative ways. Thanks.

[@JohnRovenolt]

I needed to make a clothesline. I had a basketball hoop net to use for that clothesline. I am soaking it in water right now to loosen up the very delicate tight knots. It seems like I’m doing the right thing but tell me for sure by return email

[@AdventuresInReach]

That's a whole lot of knots to untie for a clothesline. Soaking is certainly one of the methods, which seems fitting for having that many. I would certainly be using the hammer method for that as well.

[@denkompaniets3510]

Thanks, that saved me a lot of time and effort :)

[@AdventuresInReach]

You're welcome. I'm glad the tips were useful for you!

[@zubaidakhattak2127]

rub a knot of cloth is useful for opening the not.thanks

[@AdventuresInReach]

Are you talking about rolling it, or something else?

[@atgirl]

My guy line on my hammock has a ton of tiny TIGHT knots. These methods didnt budge the knots. I think they are too tiny and too tight

[@darinmarek100]

Water and hammering allowed me to loosen a knot in two 12,000 pound slings that were knotted together and used to lift a heavy object. Initially I thought there was no way that I was going to get the knot untied. To my surprise It only took 2-3 minutes and voila, knot untied! I didn't even need to hit it very hard with my little ball peen hammer.

[@AdventuresInReach]

Score! I'm happy to hear that worked for you. It's surprising sometimes how little the strands need to start moving before it loosens.

[@Lizzi434]

I got mine undone with laundry detergent and water, thanks for posting!!

[@AdventuresInReach]

Interesting. I suppose the laundry detergent would help make it slip. Sounds like a good idea as long as there aren't any chemicals that would harm the rope.

[@donaldghiselli842]

😊

[@SadieRTrego]

There a bit a fray but I think it's fine 😅 thanks again

[@chik0pendrag0n]

I wonder if the water and soap its going to work in my climbing rope. I will report back

[@AdventuresInReach]

It should help. I'll he curious to hear.

[@haroldhart2688]

SOAK THE KNOT AND GET TWO PAPER CLIPS AND PUT THRU LOOPS AND SHAKE KNOT.

[@AdventuresInReach]

Good idea. It seems like paper clips wouldn't be very comfortable, but that would depend how much pressure you need.

[@journey5121]

👍

[@AdventuresInReach]

I hope that was useful!

[@RobertRamer-z7m]

❤

[@AdventuresInReach]

Thanks for watching!

[@haroldhart2688]

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[@AdventuresInReach]

Ha! Yes at some point it can come to that....

[@kenner7990]

I think im stupid for not thinking of the idea of "soaking water."

[@AdventuresInReach]

No way. I've had lots of people comment in that working... and not thinking about it before.

[@kenner7990]

@AdventuresInReach You got it wrong, man. I meant to blame it to my fault. Thanks so much for this tip. Man, it truly works

[@parthpandey5428]

😂😂😂😂

[@AdventuresInReach]

Thanks for watching!