Do these viral TikTok Cleaning Hacks really work?! Let's test them and find out.

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  • Do these viral TikTok cleaning products really work? Today I'm testing the most viral cleaning hacks and tips I found on TikTok to see if they really work. Is the Scrub Daddy Damp Duster worth the money? Does the #mopsquad cleaning recipe really work? Let's test all these and more to find out what cleaning products are the best!
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  • @ladyjo581
    @ladyjo581 Před 2 lety +222

    *My husband and I own a flooring company*
    As much as I want to love the mop mixture (tide, cascade, and fabuloso), it is TERRIBLE for hardwood floors, especially if you dont rinse it well- if there are bubbles/residue, mop again with just water!
    Using the mixture can also void warranties on LVP and LVT, as some companies only want you to use Bona cleaning products. Always read the box your floor covering comes in to be sure. Happy cleaning 💙

    • @elizziebooks
      @elizziebooks Před 2 lety +7

      Thank you for this info! I have LVP in my house and I’d hate to mess it up!

    • @ForGoodnesSake
      @ForGoodnesSake Před 2 lety +6

      I used Bona for years and started noticing dullness. I grabbed a mop and bucket with just water and couldn't believe all the cloudy water that came from my floor. Nope I won't use it any more.

    • @janicelindegard6615
      @janicelindegard6615 Před 2 lety +5

      That mop mixture is kind of ridiculous, imho. Dishes and clothes have different kids of issues, so the chemicals formulated for them have very different functions than what's needed for a floor. Plus, mixing chemicals is never a great idea in the home "laboratory." where accuracy and consistency are much more difficult to achieve.

    • @OneWhoDreamsAwake
      @OneWhoDreamsAwake Před 2 lety +4

      My mom has LVP and was told to not use Bona on it when she purchased the home - it was a brand new home never lived in. She already had bona products, but now almost exclusively uses vinegar and water. She’s done a lot of research and has decided to play it safe as much as she can. I’m not saying Bona is bad… but I think it’s unnecessary in most cases, just like most harsh cleaners aren’t necessary most of the time.

  • @farmermom
    @farmermom Před 2 lety +92

    The Dawn Powerwash is great for my teens because they actually USE it, lol. But I refill with a copycat formula I modified - 104 oz water, 8 oz dawn, 4 oz alcohol. Mix gently in a gallon jug. Makes a LOT and works almost as well as the original!

    • @mrscajunfilipino9926
      @mrscajunfilipino9926 Před 2 lety +5

      Yes!!! That’s what I do and it works GREAT!!!

    • @sandysmom100
      @sandysmom100 Před 2 lety

      You never mix alcohol with anything or bleach or any other chemicals together. No no ! Yiu can very ill.

    • @KylaMattonOsborne
      @KylaMattonOsborne Před 2 lety +5

      I'm not sure how I feel about the recipes that use rubbing alcohol with the water and dish soap. That would be safe enough for counters, cook tops, cleaning grease in the microwave or on the oven door, etc. But isopropyl or rubbing alcohol shouldn't be used on food-bearing surfaces like dishes, utensils, or cookware. According to the experts, even a small amount isn't safe. You could try substituting an equal amount of vinegar or vodka. Or just use the water and regular Dawn dish soap. I'm pretty sure it's the bubbles and the fact that you're leaving the soap on for a while, that actually makes the Powerwash so easy to use.

    • @hoosiergirl6344
      @hoosiergirl6344 Před rokem

      Yep, I make my own too.

    • @briannab5296
      @briannab5296 Před rokem +6

      ​@@KylaMattonOsborne ... oh honey, that's alcohol abuse! 😂
      I'll put vinegar (much cheaper too!) in the sprayer and drink the vodka while I happily do my chores 😅

  • @becca377
    @becca377 Před 2 lety +145

    Recently I’ve bought a few scrub daddy products, I’ve decided that even if they aren’t any better than normal products, I enjoy using them more and am liking the novelty side…so it’s worth it for me as want to use them. Anything to make me enjoy or want to clean!

    • @alexandra109
      @alexandra109 Před 2 lety +17

      I personally like my scrub daddy better than a regular sponge just for the feel of the sponge. A regular sponge feel skeeves me. Silly reason I know…

    • @veronicageorge7820
      @veronicageorge7820 Před 2 lety +5

      @@alexandra109
      I don’t think that silly at all!

    • @plurbaybee
      @plurbaybee Před 2 lety +6

      I do think that their cleaning sponge and paste is better than norwax which is an MLM so I am down with that.
      I also like that you can save money if you mail in old sponges.

    • @emilymosley3184
      @emilymosley3184 Před 2 lety +1

      @@alexandra109 same!

    • @jamieshelton2892
      @jamieshelton2892 Před 2 lety +13

      I’m all in, anything that helps me not despise dishwashing, is a win. I name my Scrub-daddies, currently he’s Michelangelo🤪

  • @robinrobinson4644
    @robinrobinson4644 Před 2 lety +162

    I love the Dawn spray cleaner, especially for stuck on food. But I found I did need to spray it on and then wait a few minutes for the foam to do it's magic.

    • @o0OJenniLeighO0o
      @o0OJenniLeighO0o Před 2 lety +11

      That's what I use it for, and for the trays in my smoker. It makes me not need to scrub them much (I have nerve damage that affects my hands sometimes.) and I buy it on sale/with coupons- so I make sure to get it MUCH cheaper.

    • @taraross7739
      @taraross7739 Před 2 lety +10

      Yes, and I find it’s great for places where rinsing is harder, like my gas stove cook top or the top of the hood. With the spray, I can just wipe it with a wet cloth as a rinse. The regular dish soap requires multiple passes for rinsing, at least for me.

    • @ecbrent2
      @ecbrent2 Před 2 lety +10

      The Dawn powerwash is refillable with regular dawn dishwashing liquid. I bought a bottle over a year ago and have refilled the same bottle over and over. Works exactly the same. Just make sure you only put a little dawn in the bottom and fill with water but not too full or it won't pump correctly. You can actually find out how to do it on here. It's simple

    • @heatherfrench8231
      @heatherfrench8231 Před 2 lety +10

      I also agree that you need to let the power spray sit. I think it even says let it sit on for a few minutes in the back. You could clean other dishes while stuck on dishes can sit for a minute. Less elbow grease needed.

    • @STLStitchin
      @STLStitchin Před 2 lety +7

      Agree. I always use mine after dinner on anything with stuck on food or grease. I spray and let sit while I wash up the others and I can usually just wipe it off vs a hard scrub.

  • @laurarysedorph7200
    @laurarysedorph7200 Před 2 lety +125

    The Norwex window cloth isn’t supposed to be wet. You wipe with a wet enviro cloth and then dry with the window. The cloths are expensive but they last at least 2 years so your saving money there. And no chemicals your breathing in is a huge win!
    The rest of the hacks are some surprise eye openers for me.

    • @Clutterbug
      @Clutterbug  Před 2 lety +11

      Good to know!

    • @robinhorton4462
      @robinhorton4462 Před 2 lety +12

      Absolutely love the NORWEX clothes and the nontoxic aspect is the best.

    • @AndjaaaXD
      @AndjaaaXD Před 2 lety +14

      THANK you for writing this reply!! I was thinking the exact thing when she washed the mirrors 😂🥰 Oh, Cas! Also if your window/mirror just has a slight smudge, you can use just the window cloth dry and it'll take it off easily 🥰

    • @margieneary272
      @margieneary272 Před 2 lety +2

      So I just received my package of 2- one purple and one gray window cleaning cloths from Amazon yesterday, but no instructions. So Im thinking the purple one called “ Rendasun” is the one you wet, and the gray more ribbed one called “Norvex”, is the one you dry the windows with? I sure would appreciate an answer. Thanks!

    • @laurarysedorph7200
      @laurarysedorph7200 Před 2 lety +5

      @@margieneary272 so Norwex cloths are labeled on the tag. And you do not purchase off of Amazon. Sorry I can not tell you which one your supposed to wet, as I have never used those before.

  • @vmw607
    @vmw607 Před 2 lety +37

    I use my scrub daddy in the shower to prevent soap and shampoo/conditioner build up on the tiled floor; it’s easy to maneuver with my foot and prevents any slippery residue!

  • @thechickincharge1073
    @thechickincharge1073 Před 2 lety +72

    Dawn dish soap with baking soda makes my oven door sparkle! I appreciate you trying these for us! In defense of Dawn Powerwash, if you lightly spray with water to wet an area and then spray with powerwash the KEY is to let it sit for 5-15 minutes and come back. I love this stuff but I think it is the alcohol content that boosts the power and there are tons of recipes for cost effective versions! If you want TRULY clean floors always add a quarter to a half cup of white vinegar to the mop water along with whichever version you like. We bought the spin mop that you have (fluffy one) and use liquid clothes detergent and white vinegar and it smells like sunshine after mopping!! And my hubby noticed that our old worn out floors actually FEEL cleaner and YES when men notice the mop and cleaner gets an A++, RIGHT?! Thanks again, Cass! XOXO✨✨✨

    • @teem9010
      @teem9010 Před 2 lety +2

      what kind of detergent did you use? i want to try too! :)

    • @PRODTEMPEST
      @PRODTEMPEST Před 2 lety +1

      Haha so true!

    • @alisimon1196
      @alisimon1196 Před 2 lety +4

      I've been refilling the same Powerwash bottle for over a year. The homemade version (Dawn + Rubbing Alcohol + Water pour slow for no bubbles) has the same effectiveness.

    • @thechickincharge1073
      @thechickincharge1073 Před 2 lety +2

      @@teem9010 when my budget allows I use Persil but the Arm and Hammer fresh scent smells the most like sunshine and the vinegar doesn’t seem to linger at all.

    • @thechickincharge1073
      @thechickincharge1073 Před 2 lety

      @@alisimon1196 thanks! Do you know the measurements?

  • @gummybear8951
    @gummybear8951 Před 2 lety +68

    Ok Cass, I love this. Hope it turns into a series. Thank you for doing this.

  • @maitei7
    @maitei7 Před 2 lety +98

    The dawn powerwash I love when you let it sit for 5-10 mins, no scrubbing necessary cause stuff just comes right off.

    • @timrachelandjulia
      @timrachelandjulia Před 2 lety +9

      Yeah, I thought the Dawn Powerwash is intended for baked on messes. Cas, maybe you should have tried it on a casserole dish from the night before!

    • @karanasz4327
      @karanasz4327 Před 2 lety +10

      Yesss I looked for a comment about the Power wash. If you let it sit it's far better than the soap by far. It's not always needed but when you do, you do. I keep it on hand at all times!

    • @elise688
      @elise688 Před 2 lety +2

      Me too! I finally found it on sale yesterday and love it!

    • @jennasmith7086
      @jennasmith7086 Před 2 lety +1

      The power wash works great! Let it sit a few! It works amazing on carpet and white baseball pants/stains also

    • @laurafreeman6435
      @laurafreeman6435 Před 2 lety +2

      I love the dawn powerwash. It's great for stuck on messes or stains. I was convinced after I sprayed it in a stained yeti coffee mug that I had already scrubbed with regular dawn. When I came back to it it was like the stains just slid off!! After a quick scrub it looked like new.

  • @SR-no8sr
    @SR-no8sr Před 2 lety +21

    As a vinegar, baking soda, dish soap and water girl, I am not surprised that the cheaper products are better.
    Love the video though as I do get tempted to buy trending products.

  • @trinaroe5132
    @trinaroe5132 Před 2 lety +56

    The test of the two different mops wasn’t a very good test because you didn’t keep them “in their own lane” but went back and forth across each other’s path! I also don’t think looking at the water is a great test. If you compared the two buckets of water before mopping you’d probably see more “stuff”/dirtier looking water in the one with all the chemicals.

    • @BamaFreak132009
      @BamaFreak132009 Před 2 lety +4

      I agree 100%. I was like yelling at my phone that half of the time she was remopping with the opposite mop. I don't feel like any of these tests were accurate. She needs to slow down and also she needed to pour boiling hot water in with the laundry powder and cascade tablet to dissolve them before mopping. This video has given me anxiety. Lol

    • @stephanieiv1163
      @stephanieiv1163 Před 2 lety +1

      Agree! Plus: maybe smallish dirt stays in the blue thingy more? So that it only comes out in the wash?

  • @celestialrogue6006
    @celestialrogue6006 Před 2 lety +6

    I wasn't impressed so much by the cleaning products, but the fact you did it with both hands at the same time.

  • @pamcadd8658
    @pamcadd8658 Před 2 lety +8

    Cass, you crack me up! I'm right there with you when it comes to pets. Our cats are wonderful - truly emotional support animals - but I can't count the number of cat-urp and worse messes I've cleaned up over the years. My game changer was buying a Roomba last fall. It vacuums at night so I wake up to rugs without cat hair and hard floors without crumbs and dust bunnies.

  • @cherylel-issawi1827
    @cherylel-issawi1827 Před 2 lety +9

    I love that you pointed out your love hate relationship with your pets 😂 I felt the same when my family wanted to get a dog because all I thought about was the care and attention that a dog needs and as I figured I’m usually the cleaning up and taking care of her 🤷‍♀️ it is like having another child lol!! She always wants attention ☺️

  • @katherinerichardson1767
    @katherinerichardson1767 Před 2 lety +9

    I really appreciate the product testing you did for us. So far I am sticking with the old tried and true--- vinegar, Dawn dish soap and the old rag mop. Thanks again for sharing.

  • @amytowery6616
    @amytowery6616 Před 2 lety +1

    I LOVE, respect, and admire how real you are! The world needs more people like you! ❤

  • @SHolst727
    @SHolst727 Před 2 lety +21

    I want to see how the floors look with the different mop products. I feel like so much stuff would leave the floors filmy or streaky.

  • @CraftySherCupcake
    @CraftySherCupcake Před 2 lety +17

    Hey Cass! Loved this video, more expensive doesn’t mean better does it! Just wanna give you a tip on the Norwax window/mirror cleaning cloths…….the purple one you used is actually the polishing cloth, you are supposed to use the blue one first wet to wash the surface (no cleaning products required just water) and then you use the purple one dry to polish and dry the surface streak free! I have been using the same cloths for years and years and have saved so much on window cleaning products and my windows and mirrors look amazing!😘

    • @carolynwebster641
      @carolynwebster641 Před 2 lety +2

      Agree I have used the norwex rags for years the same way,washing mirrors, windows . No cleaners needed. Works great.

  • @tamaradimario7458
    @tamaradimario7458 Před 2 lety +1

    I agree. I LOVE my 14 yr old Bassett and my two cats. But sometimes I just need a break. It is a lot of work, patience and money. The love they give back makes it worth it

  • @toddrt5105
    @toddrt5105 Před 2 lety +28

    The Spray Dawn has been a miracle for me. I had to use it a few times to be convinced but to me, the foam spray does what it says. Usually with baked on food, just spray, wipe and rinse and Wa-la,. It works!

    • @heatherl3934
      @heatherl3934 Před 2 lety +1

      Yes, the Dawn spray works, but it is not for general cleaning. It is best for cleaning pans after you use them without having to let them soak.

    • @Lashlove16
      @Lashlove16 Před 2 lety

      @@heatherl3934 have you tried using vinegar and blue dawn instead of dawn spray ? I always SOAK immediately so I have not ever had a need.
      I must say the either method on my air fryer of 6 months worked the same … it’s still not as new but removed some build up . I tried baking soda , heat … I was trying different methods for 3 days every few hour s

    • @cindyvining7866
      @cindyvining7866 Před 2 lety

      I must be the only person that dislikes the spray dawn.

    • @toddrt5105
      @toddrt5105 Před 2 lety

      Vinegar is my go to for many things and it's all natural but the Dawn spray works so well.

    • @Lashlove16
      @Lashlove16 Před 2 lety

      @@cindyvining7866 nope I agree and I bought the 3 pack from Costco …. I think it’s meh compared to vinegar and dawn mix and the smell of it is sooo toxic that I have to move away from the kitchen

  • @msg6388
    @msg6388 Před 2 lety +13

    I learned that pillowcase tuck when I worked in housekeeping for a hotel before, and I’ve used it ever since. Lol

  • @paulajames6149
    @paulajames6149 Před 2 lety +6

    I must say our 4 pets (lizard, ferret, cat, and dog) brings us so much joy. As much of a hassle it is to care for them I am very happy they are in our life. They instantly boost our mood and keep us entertained. Now, I can’t have fresh flowers, toxic plants, breakable items or nice furniture (which I love) due to my cat. Oh well.

  • @sheilayoung7779
    @sheilayoung7779 Před 2 lety

    Thanks for the great video Cas! Ive been doing that pillow case tuck for years. Looks so much better!

  • @Lashlove16
    @Lashlove16 Před 2 lety +14

    LOVED this video!!
    Can you do norwex, versus makers cloths versus e cloths versus dollar tree cloths ? Or even the Costco microfiber
    Also the tide on wood floors may not be good , “ clean my space “ recently addressed this method.

  • @Lisa_McGuire
    @Lisa_McGuire Před 2 lety +4

    Very impressed with two-mop mopping Cass! This has got to speed up the mopping jobs 💕

  • @nolagranolabar
    @nolagranolabar Před 2 lety +1

    I loved your comparison cleaning! It’s nice to have someone we can trust to test these kinds of things! Also, we have 4 super loud birds to I totally relate to their noise and time spent cutting up produce and all the cleaning involved. 🤪😀

  • @sandrasmith3451
    @sandrasmith3451 Před 2 lety

    LOVE your honesty, Cas!!!

  • @mandych715
    @mandych715 Před 2 lety +7

    Using Tide on your floors is a game changer! It gets them SO much cleaner! I have mopped with my regular all purpose cleaner and the water was barely dingy. Then I went back over them with the Tide and it was absolutely FILTHY! But you don’t really need the fabuloso and the dishwasher pod. Just one tsp of powdered Tide and REALLY hot water does the trick!

    • @kathyfowler582
      @kathyfowler582 Před 2 lety

      I’m afraid to use anything like that on hardwood floors. Any suggestions?

    • @Clutterbug
      @Clutterbug  Před 2 lety +1

      Thanks for the tip!

    • @judyscholfield820
      @judyscholfield820 Před 2 lety

      @@kathyfowler582 Try it in an inconspicuous place under a table or behind a fridge?

    • @seasonallyproductive
      @seasonallyproductive Před 2 lety

      @@kathyfowler582 I don't have hardwood, but I use baking soda and vinegar with a tiny bit of dawn. Sometimes I throw in some essential oils for scent

  • @AlisonV362
    @AlisonV362 Před 2 lety +5

    Melissa from Maker's Clean recently covered using viral hacks for cleaning. She said that if you are using a chemical that was made for cleaning something else you could be damaging the material you are using it on. I had started using a bleach toilet bowl cleaner on my grout and now wonder if I'm damaging my grout!

    • @AlisonV362
      @AlisonV362 Před 2 lety

      @@katiecauffman1902 thank you!

  • @Jeannette.akaJnett
    @Jeannette.akaJnett Před 2 lety +1

    I've done the pillow tuck forever. Thought everyone knew about it. Works great, especially for those that toss and turn and end up losing the pillow out of the case (hubby used to be famous for doing that), but not when it's tucked.

  • @lindamaglione7189
    @lindamaglione7189 Před 2 lety +1

    Thanks for all the great comparisons! Love your videos and your sense of humor 😄

  • @gabryylpierce8586
    @gabryylpierce8586 Před 2 lety +4

    Love the towel fold! We use a wine rack mounted in the bathroom to hold rolled towels so that will help!

  • @mandych715
    @mandych715 Před 2 lety +5

    I love the power wash for laundry stains. I used to use a mixture of dawn dish soap, hydrogen peroxide and baking soda for stains but now I just use the power wash. It’s much easier to use than the regular dawn dish soap and doesn’t foam up as bad in the washer. And it gets just about every stain out!

    • @Clutterbug
      @Clutterbug  Před 2 lety +1

      Great tip!

    • @crybebebunny
      @crybebebunny Před 2 lety +2

      Yes, that is how I run out of it so quickly, because IT'S SO GOOD ON CLOTHES STAINS.

  • @noemimatias3729
    @noemimatias3729 Před 2 lety

    Great video! Thanks so much for sharing. 👍🏼

  • @AngelaSams
    @AngelaSams Před 2 lety

    Thank you for this honest comparison video!

  • @donna8212
    @donna8212 Před 2 lety +13

    Great video! Sprayway is also a good glass cleaner 😊.

    • @Clutterbug
      @Clutterbug  Před 2 lety

      Great tip!

    • @TheNerdistheWord
      @TheNerdistheWord Před 2 lety

      Sprayaway is my go to for window cleaner. Incredible! Just like the foaming auto window cleaner at an incredible price and arguably better.

  • @maloriesmith3629
    @maloriesmith3629 Před 2 lety +9

    Dollar Tree has a decent dupe for the scrub daddy sponges. I think the work well.

  • @crterwil
    @crterwil Před 2 lety +2

    Thank you!! Love the mop and floor cleaner comparisons!

  • @pamelamaurer2076
    @pamelamaurer2076 Před 2 lety

    Also by the way I am really loving the end of your videos. I have recently been staying to the end and so appreciate your honesty about your life and yourself. The one about the butt panties and how you hurt your back was pretty funny (not that you hurt your back of course)

  • @darlenedavis8690
    @darlenedavis8690 Před 2 lety +5

    I've been doing the pillow case tuck for a while now. love how it keeps my pillows looking neat. I love the convenience of the spray Dawn. I find I use less product, however, I do agree that the price isn't worth the product so I refill my bottle with a little regular Dawn and water. I get the result I want at a fraction of the cost.

    • @kathyfowler582
      @kathyfowler582 Před 2 lety +1

      I did the same with my Dawn but it makes me choke when I spray it. 🤷‍♀️I thought it was just me, since I have a lung disease. Then my husband said the same thing. 😳

    • @Clutterbug
      @Clutterbug  Před 2 lety +1

      Good idea!

    • @Lashlove16
      @Lashlove16 Před 2 lety +2

      @@kathyfowler582 youtube shows you need to add a bit of alcohol too. But the power wash makes me choke more . The diy does not

    • @donnanorman340
      @donnanorman340 Před 2 lety +1

      I'm 73 and my mum taught me the pillow tuck.
      You know the saying, "old becomes new again " lol

  • @jennbutterfly4448
    @jennbutterfly4448 Před 2 lety +17

    I love the Dawn spray because it makes it easier for my lazy self to do dishes. I don't have to fill the sink, just spray, scrub and rinse. I love my 2 kitties and sometimes want more but the litterbox 🤮

    • @pamwood3956
      @pamwood3956 Před 2 lety +1

      Consider switching to the Breeze litter pellet system. I switched a few years ago and never looked back. The start up is fairly expensive, especially now, but I think more economical in the long run. The pellets last for a month before needing changed. Honestly, I have went longer when I couldn't get the pellets when needed. I change out the pads twice a week. There's very little odor as the urine goes into the tray with the pad and the solid materials can be easily scooped. No more heavy litter and scooping wet clumps. I'm older and just can't handle traditional litter anymore. I'm so happy I switched.

  • @ginariverafickett7299
    @ginariverafickett7299 Před 2 lety

    We have a Beagle puppy and it has DEFINITELY been way more work than we bargained for. She’s pretty adorable but she drives us up the wall at times. Regarding the Norwex window cloth, I find it much more effective if you wipe the window or mirror first with a slightly damp Envirocloth, then dry it with a dry window cloth. The Envirocloth cleans it really well and the window cloth gives it that streak free finish. Thanks for the great content, Cas!

  • @dianachriss6553
    @dianachriss6553 Před 2 lety

    What a great way to compare those products! Thanks! I love when someone else tries them out for me. 😉 As far as pets go, I have 2 older rescue kitties with all the litter box, hair ball throwing up, etc. issues. I tried to find them a new home but couldn't stop crying when I thought of them being gone. I guess I own 2 cats now. I also have 3 guinea pigs. They are so stinking cute, but lots of work! I also fix them salads each night. They eat better than I do. Lol

  • @hollyweaver7292
    @hollyweaver7292 Před 2 lety +5

    Power wash is meant to pre-treat more than scrub. It's also great in places where you cannot use a lot of water. I think it works best on backed on food messes or to degrease my stove hood. I know this sounds like a no brainer- but did you follow the directions on it? You are supposed to let is sit with no water on it for a few minutes.

  • @Studio344
    @Studio344 Před 2 lety +10

    Great video :) I liked your scientific testing approach. It'd be great if you test out eco-friendly products too (to make that part of the analysis). Thanks for what you do! :)

  • @barbhenley4692
    @barbhenley4692 Před 2 lety +2

    Thank you for doing this I never thought off using Dawn to clean my oven glass. I just always used oven cleaner. But I hate the fumes. Thanks for the tips I'll be trying them.

  • @shelaghtillott189
    @shelaghtillott189 Před 2 lety +1

    You are so funny Cas I'm always glad I stay to the end!

  • @viasatellit3
    @viasatellit3 Před 2 lety +24

    Cass! Try mopping with 1tsp of tide in your bucket. So far, that is the best floor cleaner I've used.

    • @Clutterbug
      @Clutterbug  Před 2 lety

      Thanks!

    • @mariee.5912
      @mariee.5912 Před 2 lety

      I do that!! I thought I was weird 😅

    • @tristannatalie7
      @tristannatalie7 Před 2 lety +2

      and put the tide first and then the hot water! dissolves better 😄

    • @marram2852
      @marram2852 Před 2 lety +1

      That's what I use, too! It doesn't make sense to use a dishwasher tab to wash floor. It needs several rinses when washing dishes, same with floor, I would think.

    • @hmhm-yd2bn
      @hmhm-yd2bn Před 2 lety +1

      Sorry, what is tide? I'm from Germany and the translation isn't very helpful 😂🙈

  • @jacklynnsmith5668
    @jacklynnsmith5668 Před 2 lety +6

    I really like most Method cleaning products, including some great scents.
    I use multiple currently.
    That being said, I had also decided that the Glass Cleaner simply wasn't great.

  • @sheilataylor8962
    @sheilataylor8962 Před 2 lety

    Tnx Cass for testing out these products and hacks for us-keep it coming 😁❤️

  • @bridesbard
    @bridesbard Před 2 lety +2

    Fabuloso is probably my favorite cleaning product, that stuff is damn near magic! I buy the concentrate, so I just dilute based on what it's being used for.

  • @GoogleUser-wx8mw
    @GoogleUser-wx8mw Před 2 lety +4

    Never liked Scrub Daddy type sponges b/c I had to use too much dish liquid too many times; they didn't foam well. But I was surprised about the Dawn. Seems like the more expensive one works faster (not nec. better) on my greasy dishes and pans. Just bought a refill, too. I'll might put plain Dawn in the container when it runs out to see if the foaming makes a difference. Thanks.

  • @ericahettwer1147
    @ericahettwer1147 Před 2 lety +3

    My favorite cleaning tools are my kids! 😂😂😂

  • @GoFishOffice
    @GoFishOffice Před 2 lety +2

    Thank you for this review. I myself still love the Norwex window towels. If use wet than dry I don't ever have any left over residue or dust and window and mirrors have this extra shine to them. Also helps me since asthmatic and chemicals and I don't get along. I a janitor at church and everyone there loves Norwex difference too. Thanks again!!

  • @rachelenochs4685
    @rachelenochs4685 Před 2 lety

    Getting the right pets for you & the season you are currently in is critical to not feeling that remorse/overwhelm. When I was busy climbing the career ladder & working a ton, I had low maintenance cats. Now that I have more life balance (and work boundaries) in place, I thoroughly enjoy my two little dogs & look forward to peaceful evening walks with them each day. Sticking with one species makes it so much easier (and cheaper). 😉

  • @ginamcgrew9955
    @ginamcgrew9955 Před 2 lety +30

    One of the many things I love about you Cass is that your ovaries talk!!😂😂 I hear you on the pet dilemma. Moms are the care takers of all the living things lol!

    • @almmason7
      @almmason7 Před 2 lety

      Agreed, don't get me started!!!! Want another medium to small dog since my 15 year old is forced to walk the big dog leaving out my 10 year old. But when we get puppies I have to do most of the potty training and care taking, even though my husband and children are the ones who ask for the pet. Ugh, but when we get a fence or larger house maybe we'll get one.

    • @almmason7
      @almmason7 Před 2 lety

      Oh, and still thinking about 1 more baby as well. This last time after 10 years multiple pregnancies finally had a baby girl who's 15 months. Is 2 or 3 pets or like 2 children when I was in my 20's. Love my baby...

  • @nectarina3891
    @nectarina3891 Před 2 lety +30

    Next time you should test Blueland products! I love the idea of just rebuying tablets and refilling instead of having to buy full bottles again, but I'm worried they won't work as well as the normal stuff.

    • @TheNerdistheWord
      @TheNerdistheWord Před 2 lety +6

      The Grove Co. all purpose cleaner concentrate has been my go to for over a year now. I got the refillable glass spray bottle from them and have only been using that cleaner since I tried it the first time. You will not regret it! It leave everything street free and smells great!

    • @ang_131
      @ang_131 Před 2 lety

      Rachhloves does a ton of videos testing all those products that you see advertised on social media and she tested the Blueland products in this video: czcams.com/video/zlYok7HVMKU/video.html

    • @unicornlover30
      @unicornlover30 Před 2 lety

      @@TheNerdistheWord Grove company is greenwashed. Have you ever looked into the wellness company? It's the same concept of cleaning concentrates, but there's no harsh chemicals and they don't support defunding the police if that's something you care about. I'd be happy to give more information.

    • @TheNerdistheWord
      @TheNerdistheWord Před 2 lety

      Thank goodness they don’t support defunding the police. I don’t care about how “green” a company is, I only care about the ingredients and it works better than and is gentler than vinegar. Anything to not use P&G.

  • @devonsmith5135
    @devonsmith5135 Před rokem

    Your personality is absolutely delightful
    Love it

  • @jillr6101
    @jillr6101 Před 2 lety

    The "Tiktok tuck" pillow tip is actually what's taught in nursing school for making beds and nurses have been doing that forever...lol...Tiktokers love to say they did something first when they really didn't! Love the video!

  • @FlamingoFieldsFarm
    @FlamingoFieldsFarm Před 2 lety +4

    LOVE a good product comparison video. :)
    As for pets… totally guilty here. 5 dogs, 5 budgies, 1 African grey parrot… inside. We do have a hobby farm. Many barn cats, 4 cows, 7 goats, 50? Chickens and a stocked pond as well as a goldfish pond. I also work full time as a general manager of two hobby stores (RC, not yarn lol). So, male dominated. My poor toes! LOL

    • @ksk881
      @ksk881 Před 2 lety

      WOW !! 🤪😃

  • @magietagie
    @magietagie Před 2 lety +10

    I LOVE my scrub Daddy sponges! I find they scrub off a lot of stuck on food so much better then any sponge I have ever had (cheap or expensive)! Yes, they cost more but they last so much longer! Plus it’s so much worth it to just not have to spend the time scrubbing things over and over. But, I will say it’s great for scrubbing, not sure about cleaning…

    • @Clutterbug
      @Clutterbug  Před 2 lety +1

      Good to know!

    • @lifewithlarsandsusie8315
      @lifewithlarsandsusie8315 Před 2 lety +1

      I love mine too fro scrubbing!

    • @kimberleyobier6756
      @kimberleyobier6756 Před 2 lety +2

      My mom had one of these for months and I finally bought one. It lasted for a year with putting it in the dishwasher and everything until I noticed it was deteriorating a little. And the way it cleans dishes omg!! I've never seen anything scrub dishes so well and it has not scratched anything! The thinner ones from Dollar general do not last though :-(

  • @arashy
    @arashy Před 2 lety +2

    Great video (always)!
    I like the Dawn foam spray, because it seems to disinfect better, especially on greasy, smelly plastic and the sponges I use to clean them.
    What if you use Tide liquid instead of powder?

  • @deborahpetipas9365
    @deborahpetipas9365 Před 2 lety

    Thanks for testing these products out. I think you really. Helped me out. I learned the pillow tuck tip from a hotel housekeeper. It really works for those king cases on a standard pillow!!!

  • @BrendaJBarNett
    @BrendaJBarNett Před 2 lety +4

    I'm betting the mop water with the cascade, tide, etc was cloudy to start with. So. I'm not thinking that was all dirt.

  • @rebeccarendon2412
    @rebeccarendon2412 Před 2 lety +6

    Great demos for the cleaners! Thank you for the honesty about the pets- it does make me feel better about not loving all of the taking care of them part! My kids are pretty much grown, and I do want 2 goats and a llama:) Then I realize my one dog might be needing just a little more attention first...lol! You are doing a great job!!! 🙂

    • @Clutterbug
      @Clutterbug  Před 2 lety

      Thank you!

    • @kathyfowler582
      @kathyfowler582 Před 2 lety +3

      I agree! We had 2 senior min pins that both passed and after the last one we swore we wouldn’t get another. It was just too hard losing them. Here’s we are a year and a half later, adopted our 1st rescue Min pin, he’s so smart and the best dog ever!! Except… he CANNOT STAND to be left alone. So we decided to foster a little 12 pound female min pin. She’s now a permanent resident. 🥴😩
      Here we are, back to 2 again!!!

    • @rebeccarendon2412
      @rebeccarendon2412 Před 2 lety +1

      @@kathyfowler582 Sounds like they have a Very good home with you now!!!:) God Bless You and enjoy your family/friends!

  • @tracyrain108
    @tracyrain108 Před 2 lety

    Hi Cas! I noticed the same thing with the Norwex glass cloth. I told my friend about it and she told me to clean the glass with the regular Norwex cleaning cloth and water and then dry with the glass cloth. OMG.... way better results. And I have 2 dogs that leave nose prints all over my sliding glass door in the kitchen.
    I also love my spin mop. I just use a bit of laundry detergent in the water. Floors get so clean! Love all your videos.

  • @TheOrganizedPineapple
    @TheOrganizedPineapple Před 2 lety

    Your kitchen looks fantastic. I remember it in your very first videos, it's come such a long way!
    Thank you for this video, very fun!

  • @heathersmeather
    @heathersmeather Před 2 lety +9

    I have issues with scents (even the nice all-natural kinds), so I avoid strong scented products. I’ve noticed strong chemical scents bother me too.
    DAWN all the way. I’m trying to use up my method refills so I can use what seems to be my go to cleaner. (Just so you all know, I don’t have precious wood furniture in my home. Or real wood floors.) I use a spray bottle with 12-16 oz. of water and a drop or two of regular Dawn dish soap. I use it EVERYWHERE. For daily “swish and swipe” in bathrooms and daily cleaning in kitchen. I spot mop with it and some generic microfiber or old T-shirt rag on my old swiffer. I dust with a spritz on a cloth, AND I just realized my mirrors and windows are very shiny when I use a microfiber cloth and Dawn-water. I’m not sure how it would work on really dirty windows, like from smoking, but it has degreasing properties so it might work.
    I do use a vinegar to clean hard water residue and such. I use baking soda to scrub burned food spots on glass cooktop. Rinse with vinegar. I do have a bleach cleaner I use on the sink when I’ve handled raw chicken, along with disinfectant wipes, etc. I like to use foaming shower cleaner once a month to keep shower tile clean, but thinking about trying the Dawn-water and/or vinegar. A magic eraser works better on our tub basin(?) than soft scrub with bleach, but it’s like a one use application though. Tears up that spongy thing. I like baking soda for carpet refreshing too. I’ve used a little eucalyptus or peppermint oil in my cleaning, but have to do it sparingly.
    All that to say I use a lot of Dawn dish soap. Lol 😆

    • @nyssac2914
      @nyssac2914 Před 2 lety +1

      I love to use a combo of dishwashing detergent and vinegar (1/3 detergent with 2/3 vinegar) to clean the shower - gently mix, spray liberally and give a light wipe and let soak for a bit. Then a light scrub and rinse clean - gets the hard water stains off with minimal effort! And only the smell of vinegar.
      I also love the “miracle spray” - recipe from lectric washing soda. It has dishwashing detergent, vinegar, water, washing soda and eucalyptus oil (which is optional if you don’t like the smell!).

  • @lambchop206
    @lambchop206 Před 2 lety +9

    I have tried several cleaners as a professional housekeeper. I absolutely LOVE Sprayway Glass Cleaner. Its under 3 dollars at Dollar General. And YES Fabulouso is AWESOME on floors.

    • @cindyvining7866
      @cindyvining7866 Před 2 lety +2

      Sprayway is the best

    • @saphire82
      @saphire82 Před 2 lety +1

      I’ve never seen bob ami glass cleaner but I’ve been using sprayway since childhood and it’s the best, seems quite similar, wouldn’t be surprise if it’s the same parent company.

  • @SummaGirl1347
    @SummaGirl1347 Před rokem

    I love the Dawn PowerWash because it doesn't need water to be activated. You spray it on your dishes, wait a few minutes, wipe the dishes, then rise all your dishes at once. For those of us who live in places where water comes from the hose, and not from the sky, it can save you a ton of money on your water bill. I understand that, in Canada, water is free. Here, not so much!

  • @FortheLoveofOrganizing

    Thanks for testing these out for us!! Always love your videos and ideas. 💕

  • @cindywilkinson1610
    @cindywilkinson1610 Před 2 lety +3

    Good to know re foaming power Dawn! I have and use the Norwex glass cleaning cloth. I like being able to just use water.

  • @jesseb5112
    @jesseb5112 Před 2 lety +3

    Scrub daddy did not rank well when Americas Test Kitchen did a sponge comparison with different dishes.

    • @Clutterbug
      @Clutterbug  Před 2 lety

      Really? Good to know!

    • @jesseb5112
      @jesseb5112 Před 2 lety

      @@Clutterbug czcams.com/video/ZyE35gjjYV4/video.html

  • @LisaCSwain
    @LisaCSwain Před 2 lety

    This was really helpful! I wondered about those norwex things! I'm a towel roller too and that was a great tip!! I actually run my regular Dollar Tree sponges through the dishwasher all the time and they also last months by doing that. I actually LOVE that Dawn spray but only for pots and pans. We got new ceramic coated ones and a quick spray of that makes cleanup SO easy! Still love the regular blue Dawn too and use that for other things that I hand wash.

  • @MomCat03
    @MomCat03 Před 2 lety +2

    Wow….so on point! Here’s the thing, we did rescue in our neighborhood, spay/neuter and we were lucky to work with a no kill adoption place that helped. They took all the kittens, but not the mommas and daddies. So, we were left with many pets…14 cats at one time but NO CAT HOUSE smelling of cats, EVER! as I made sure to supply enough litters and scooped regularily. People were impressed at how well we kept things, they turned to us for advice. Now,…fast forward 15 years, I’m in middle of divorce of 21 years, (no, it’s a good thing, that’s all I’ll say). When he bailed, again, 1 week before pandemic started we had 10 cats. We lost 5 in one year, my son with Aspergers/autism was crushed. 2 1/2 years later? I asked myself the same questions and had same thoughts. They ARE a lot of work, but were a God send during difficult times AND helped my son out a lot with his needs. Now down to 5, and the only thing they stop us from doing is getting an apartment, (limit is 2 cats). So, we are staying in home, market is terrible to buy anyway and we have learned to not take them for granted and appreciate all the unconditional love and comfort they provide us. My son is better for having them, and loves them, it’s helped with many social issues, learning empathy, compassion, and taught us to be grateful for their snuggles and enthusiasm when we get home when they ALL want our attention. Remember, you can do lots of things to minimize the work, setting up outside contained areas for them to run in, condos, the right litter and products make it so much easier. And the down time we share with them, is priceless! You're not crazy. If I could have another kid, I would, (post menopausal), I’ve thought about adoption, now’s not the best time. Here’s the thing to keep in mind, pets TEACH your children so much, how to care for others, how to think of others needs, etc etc. They provide us with so much…so don’t focus on the work, rather than what comes out of having them, how they enhance your life, force you to slow down and breath while enjoying a good purring cat on your lap, or snug with your dog! utilize products/things to help minimize the work…it’s a win win! Sorry so long!💕

  • @alainapotaduh
    @alainapotaduh Před 2 lety +5

    Norwex is only "popular" because of the MLM structure of sales. On social media when someone asks "What's a good "non-toxic" cleaner, or what's a good cleaner for cleaning xx?" ALL of the sales reps will shout "Norwex!" So they can make a sale to you. Not because they are actually good products. Reps make false claims about not using cleaners because the silver makes them germ resistant, but truly the company says they are silver lined to help the cloth not smell, not so you can wipe raw chicken juice without cleaner and expect your counters to be clean and safe! They are just overpriced microfiber and there are many other brands that are just as good without the MLM prices (because everyone above you gets a cut of that sale). MLM's are predatory and 99% of all sales reps actually LOSE money. It's sad because they prey on mothers and families that need the money the most, and in the end they alienate their friends and family.

    • @brittanyh6873
      @brittanyh6873 Před 2 lety

      This needs more likes

    • @alainapotaduh
      @alainapotaduh Před 2 lety +1

      @@brittanyh6873 Thanks Brittany! I'm very anti-MLM. It really bothers me to see people with influence on CZcams using MLM products.

  • @therealJamieJoy
    @therealJamieJoy Před 2 lety +1

    Scrub daddy and power paste makes all the stainless steel sinks SPARKLE!! I love scrub daddy for the bathroom. It's insanely better than the regular sponge for ease of cleaning.

  • @brendasparks6234
    @brendasparks6234 Před 2 lety

    Loved this one! All right, I love them all😂😂😂. Pets, I feel ya. Want them ,can’t stand them!!!!would be lost without them😂😂😂

  • @denisewhitney5926
    @denisewhitney5926 Před 2 lety +2

    I agree with you about the Dawn... HOWEVER... My husband LOVES Dawn Powerwash. It is worth the extra money to have him help and be loving the dish soap. lol!

    • @ellenlemons9335
      @ellenlemons9335 Před 2 lety

      Refill with a few ounces regular Dawn, water, and a splash of rubbing alcohol.

  • @33goodwitch
    @33goodwitch Před 2 lety

    I work at a little inn and that pillow hack is what we do to all our pillows! helps to keep the pillow inside cleaning safe

  • @joynuggets
    @joynuggets Před 2 lety

    I just love you Cas!

  • @sarahmccarthy8010
    @sarahmccarthy8010 Před 2 lety +1

    The scrub daddy gets different textures softer with hot water and harder with cold water.
    The damp duster is for baseboards
    The dawn power wash is great for people that struggle with diminished hand strength.

  • @brendamoon2660
    @brendamoon2660 Před 10 měsíci

    I love the tucked-in pillowcase. I'm weird about exposed pillows so I really like the case completely enclosing the pillow.

  • @heathercottle1921
    @heathercottle1921 Před 2 lety

    Thank you for this vid..I was also curious about the Tic Tock floor cleaning & also the mops! You saved me a few bucks! Also a shout out to Lady Jo!

  • @missmustache4207
    @missmustache4207 Před 2 lety +1

    My husband likes the power wash but he was using it in the toilet seats and it leaves a blue residue. I was using it in the tub, same thing. I love the idea of reusing the bottle and making your own mixture. Great video!

  • @katieburgess6839
    @katieburgess6839 Před 2 lety

    Loved the tik tok towel tuck! Thanks for sharing. Would you ever consider comparing some environmentally friendly cleaning hacks/tips/products? I'd love that.

  • @Nonnie1227
    @Nonnie1227 Před 2 lety +2

    I love Dawn Powerwash for the convenience when cleaning a few dishes. I love using it on my bathtub. Let it sit for 10 minutes and it power cleans through dirt, soap scum and leaves a great shine.

  • @hayleeh17
    @hayleeh17 Před 2 lety +2

    For the issue you had with the mopping solution not dissolving, it’s best to add the products BEFORE the water and you can even use boiling hot water from the stove to dissolve even faster and better

  • @shellipagel3488
    @shellipagel3488 Před 2 lety

    You are so not alone about loving/not enjoying your pets. I recently adopted two older kittens/nearly cats. They are the cutest bonded pair but THE WORK! I feel like it is a race before and after work to take care of them. I just want to cuddle them and have the good memories but there is no time. Then we have an older dog who doesn't leave her pillow except to nag me for things. I love all of them but between them and working full time I am exhausted.

  • @bshows14
    @bshows14 Před 2 lety

    I LOVE Branch Basics! It is non toxic, safe for pets and kids, and zero smell which my asthma likes. Works on pretty much anything.

  • @rhondabuchner2458
    @rhondabuchner2458 Před 2 lety

    I can definitely relate to you when it comes to the love/hate relationship with pets. I love my pets and am always wanting to add more but the additional work is insane!
    I do also very much love my Norwex cleaning cloths! Definitely pricey up front but they last and I’m not having to buy as many cleaning products anymore which helps offset the cost.

  • @annie2366
    @annie2366 Před rokem

    thanks for your reviews. you are saving me money

  • @atrevino3082
    @atrevino3082 Před 2 lety

    My favorite microfiber cloths are sold at Walmart, 2 for a $1.25. They last a long time & clean & absorb liquid very well. I like to use vinegar & microfiber cloths on mirrors. Works well! Hubby uses Dawn spray foam on greasy bbq pans. He sprays & wipes using paper towels. Comes out looking great.

  • @arielrose6361
    @arielrose6361 Před 2 lety +1

    Just tried the pink stuff. At first i wasn't impressed, but then I tried it on my stainless steel kitchen sink. I can literally see myself in it now. Also, i honestly love diluted pine sol in a spray bottle with a reusable microfiber mop pad (wet it with hot water and wring it out first) for my tile floors. And rubbing alcohol is amazing for mirrors and super cheap.

  • @teubank7357
    @teubank7357 Před 2 lety

    Thanks so much for doing these tests. I'm so glad the cheaper items were best. Super cool and that's my preference.

  • @FloraM44
    @FloraM44 Před 2 lety

    Ah I do the pillow tuck too! It's super quick if you lift it up and lean the pillow on your legs as you do it. Pinch the fabric in the middle of the bottom side of the pillowcase, push it down inside (pillow should be resting below this tucked in fabric now). Push both forearms down, then spread them back and forth from the sides and back to the middle. That motion brings the rest of the fabric inwards, and eventually you end up with a really clean, no-wrinkle tuck!
    I hope that made sense!!

  • @tracit4715
    @tracit4715 Před 2 lety

    Thanks for the practical information. We LOVE the Dawn Powerwash! We are full time RVers. We often dry camp without direct utility hookups. That means clean water, storage of dirty water, and using propane to keep the water heated are at a premium. Being able to quickly clean a greasy pan without much water has been a game changer. The foam and the small amount of detergent that is actually dispensed each time makes it perfect for soaking dishes too, because it stays in place for a while.
    I think of Sponge Daddy as a gentle version of steel wool for an abrasive cleaner.

  • @kpace985
    @kpace985 Před 2 lety

    I've done the pillow tuck thing for years. I've also used it on couch throw pillows. When I want to change throw pillow colors l, I use inexpensive bed pillow cases and tuck the ends in.

  • @staceelees2211
    @staceelees2211 Před 2 lety

    Absolutely LOVE the DAWN POWERWASH. Not only do I use it in the kitchen but also on my STAINED CLOTHES before I throw them in the washer. WORKS LIKE MAGIC!
    It's best to spray and let sit about 5-7 minutes first. Then literally you just wipe off the gunk.
    Sticker goo.... removes that too!
    Recipe to make it yourself:
    To make 16 ounces, you will need 13 ounces water, 2 ounces blue Dawn, and 1 ounce rubbing alcohol.
    To make 32 ounces, you will need 26 ounces water, 4 ounces blue Dawn, and 2 ounces rubbing alcohol.

  • @lindaconover7245
    @lindaconover7245 Před 2 lety

    You are not alone!!!!!! My husband is using the dawn in the sprayer. We agree with the scrub daddy 👎 price is most important. Hope you do more of this 💕it and you 😘. Hope you had a wonderful Easter.✝️🙏🙌💕💯