Separating Two Magnets

A solution to the problem of separating two strong magnets. I was surprised at how simple this turned out to be.

[@blackton3]

Hahaha😂😂!
I bought these very exact same magnets yesterday and today came researching for how to separate them. Thank you, thank you

[@jimmybritt9537]

A little overkill for refrigerator magnets aren't they ?

[@williamhurt8512]

magnetic energy is , all at once, volatile, fluid and strong.......... sliding them is about the only way to get them apart...............

[@rosesifuentes1630]

I bought 1 inch neodymium magnets for my broken water filter door. (its at the top of the fridge) Everytime I change the filter, the small black plastic thing that's SUPPOSED to hold the door shut....BREAKS!!! The magnets came in , but if use them I won't be able to get them apart! HELP!!

[@ncd3165]

yeah its a slow night here also after all, I watched ;)

[@Lamosteve]

fascinating

[@Kath1320]

I would have laughed outloud if at the end, the magnets increased their wobble and suddenly reattached 😆🤣
Now THAT would have been an ending.

[@JPEBeard]

Now try that with Earth magnets..

[@MorganBrunson]

ummm....

[@cecilyerker]

Ok but why do you have neodymium magnets on your fridge? You could chop off a finger with those things. God forbid you dropped and broke one.

[@brendanstanford5612]

Those aren't neodymium magnets. Neodymiums look like metal. What he has on his fridge are ceramic magnets and about 20X less powerful than neos

[@pamphathapa]

Eg bro I can do that also