How to Perform the Everlasting Soda Illusion
Cut a piece of black paper and trim it to the shape and size of the can opening., Punch a hole a few inches down the can with a needle., Squeeze out about one-third of the soda., Plant the can in an inconspicuous place. , When ready, pick up the can...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Cut a piece of black paper and trim it to the shape and size of the can opening.
Fit it under the closed tab of the can.
From a few feet away the top of the can should now look like it's been opened. -
Step 2: Punch a hole a few inches down the can with a needle.
It should be able to be covered.
The hole should be on the opposite side of the can as the opening. , Be certain that the can is crumpled. ,,,, No one should notice. ,, The hole you punched should now be on the top of the can while you pour. -
Step 3: Squeeze out about one-third of the soda.
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Step 4: Plant the can in an inconspicuous place.
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Step 5: When ready
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Step 6: pick up the can and display the seemingly open end.
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Step 7: Cover the hole and shake the can so the pressure build-up will pop the sides back in place.
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Step 8: Act like you're putting the tab back on
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Step 9: but palm the black paper and drop it.
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Step 10: Show the can with the tab back on and the can closed.
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Step 11: Open the can and pour the soda into a cup.
Detailed Guide
Fit it under the closed tab of the can.
From a few feet away the top of the can should now look like it's been opened.
It should be able to be covered.
The hole should be on the opposite side of the can as the opening. , Be certain that the can is crumpled. ,,,, No one should notice. ,, The hole you punched should now be on the top of the can while you pour.
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