How to remove any Security Alarm/Dye Tag in 2 Seconds

[JakeSCANDALS]

I've got a very small version of this from a laptop hard drive will it work with that? or will the magnet not be strong enough?

[yotienpluche]

@JakeSCANDALS Well just try, you'll see. nothing to loose y trying.

[tweetyrocks818]

wait so lyk from a desktop computer hard drive?

[ImaSexyBeast11]

can you use the neocube neodymium magnets? if you dont have a disc drive to get one out of

[yotienpluche]

@ImaSexyBeast11 what can i say, it's safe to try : ) it could work if its big enough

[Ocelim]

Malheureusement ça ne marchera pas avec tous les modèles d'antivol sur le marché.

[yotienpluche]

@magnetpulse "6.5Kg of pull force" to attract 5 ridiculous loose beads? ......

Any neodyme magnet works, period.

[CoolioDudeee]

umm what kind of hard drives?

[yotienpluche]

@CoolioDudeee Any mechanical hard-drive , not the SSD ones.

and it better to do with a big hard drive (forgot the size) , not the ones used in laptops.

[laterallsss]

can you use another magnet than neodymium? I mean.. isn't it too strong for that purpose?

[yotienpluche]

@laterallsss Well you can use an electromagnet (like those for locking doors) but regular magnets like those you can stick on a fridge or a tool, is not enough to pull the beads inside the tags. its the reason i suggest neodymium

[Juanah92]

I've heard about that N48, N52 etc etc thing. Does that really matter or is any neodymium magnet capable of removing garment tags?

[yotienpluche]

@Juanah92 Any Kind of neodymium magnet works, as i said, you can find one easily in any old hard disc drive