Instead of cutting the corners, pour the soy sauce from the plastic bag into the bottle?

There are many ways to do this, but many of them are not backwards, such as putting it out with a prick, pouring it into another container and transferring it, or biting a hole with your teeth. Is it possible to pour soy sauce from a plastic bag into a bottle without cutting corners??? In fact, it is the method of cutting corners.

This may be funny, but it's really backward thinking, and it's a method that few people use. If there is any other way besides this method and it is reversed, then there must be, for example, except for an opening in any corner of the corner, and then put a very small bottle in it, and then take the bottle out and enter the bottle. It's stupid, but it's backwards.

Another slightly better way to reverse the way is to drain the air from the bottle, then aim it at the opening and let it run into the bottle on its own. It's not easy, but it's also backwards. If you don't think this is going to work, you can also insert a straw, and you can use the principle of siphoning to lead the soy sauce into the bottle, which is a reverse thinking about the force.

The method of reverse thinking is not necessarily as good as the regular method, but it is ingenious.

If you are asking how to pour out the soy sauce without lifting the plastic substitute upside down, then put the plastic substitute in the tea jar and pour it into the bottle, which is a trick.

Then take scissors and prick the hole, and it's OK to release it.

I took the oak stopper from the wine bottle, like this: take a thin and soft plastic bag, stuff it into the bottle, mouth up, then blow full air on the plastic bag, pinch it tightly, turn the bottle upside down, let the stopper fall on the bottom of the bag puffed up, and then let the gas in the bag go, then slowly the stopper falls into the bag package, grasp the bag and gently pull it out, and finally it can come out!

Take a plastic bag and stuff it halfway through it is to put the stopper in the bag and pull the plastic bag out.

Turn the bottle upside down, let the wooden stopper reach the mouth of the bottle, and use a lighter to turn up the flame to the height. If you are afraid, you can also use strong light (bath bomb) + convex lens to solve it, but the latter is difficult. Stay safe.

Pour some vinegar and soak it overnight, then get up in the morning and pour it out.

Put the plastic bag into the bottle, then turn the bottle upside down, blow the plastic bag full of air, and pull it out,

Take it out as you get in.

To full hot water, don't ask me why, try it yourself.

Is the bottle too small for the cork to come out?

Take a knife and chop the cork and remove it.

Put the large bottle of shampoo into a plastic bag (pour it into the corner of the plastic bag), pinch the corner and cut a hole to fill it into the small bottle.

A funnel is used to fill a container with a large mouth and a liquid from a container with a small mouth.

Fill the container with a small mouth and pour the liquid directly into the container with a large mouth.

Shortcut: Remove the second cap from the vial.

Find a piece of cardboard, A4 paper will do