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Why do you tap the lid of your can of soda before opening it?
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Tapping on a can lid minimizes the chances of you wearing your soda. It causes some of the bubbles that may be lurking under the tab to break so the soda is less likely to bubble over when opened.
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 9y agoTapping on the top of a soda can before opening it may help prevent the drink from exploding out of the can when you open it.
There are bubbles that stick to the bottom and sides of the can from carbonation. The idea is, if you tap the can before opening it, the tapping will free the bubbles from the can, and they'll float to the top. Then, when you open the can, the bubbles are already floating at the top, rather than pushing through the soda (which causes the explosion).
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