5 AMAZING HACKS Using Only Rubbing Alcohol!
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Rubbing alcohol is another one of those wonderful products that everyone should have in their DIY cleaning product arsenal. It's a great disinfectant and comes in handy in the kitchen and bathroom. In this video, I cover 5 of my favorite rubbing alcohol hacks when it comes to cleaning and DIY cleaners!
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Should we make more videos talking about cleaning hacks?
Clean My Space
Yes please
Yes!
Yes please Melissa and Chad Your videos are awesome with saving time and money.What is a cheap way to clean patio furniture.? Thank you for all the effort you put into the videos!
Hand sanitizer. hmmm.. I started using it when it started trending but then I begin to notice how dark the water is when I wash my hands when I get home. hand sanitizer made my hands a magnet of all the dirt I touched or accumulated through out the day. Stopped using it but use it as last resort to sanitize my hands but still look for water to get rid of the greasiness. Preferred is soap with water to remove dirt and microbes.
I make my own eye glass cleaner like you said except I don't add any dish soap its not needed. My daughter and husband wash their glasses about once a week with soap and water because they are both very oily, I don't have that issue so I just use my solution but I use it daily.
Another trick is that most spray nozzles from old cleaning products will screw right onto a rubbing alcohol bottle, just shorten the pick up tube a bit. Works great!
I actually did that before reading this !
Omg mind 😳 🤯 thanks!!!
I have started using your cleaning hacks--vinegar--alcohol, etc. Saving a lot on supplies--thanks!!!
Vinegar
5 gal bucket, 2 lb apples decored and cut in to four. 2 cups of sugar 4 gal of warm water. Leave it closed for a month and you have cheap vinegar. If you have access to wild apples, it will cost you only for sugar (around 2 bucks for sugar)
Thanks for the tips! I would also mention that rubbing alcohol can remove or damage factory finishes on metal handles, finished stainless appliances, and any painted and varnished surfaces. While this may not be noticeable in the short run over time it will dull the finish and then remove the coating in blotched sections.
Love the eye glass cleaner recipe. I will try that. I love using rubbing alcohol to clean and disinfect with. I use straight rubbing alcohol to spray on my counters, light switches and door handle. I also use it on windows and mirrors. Cleans them beautifully.
I use rubbing alcohol in the washing machine as an extra bonus sanitizer to my wash. Great for extra stinky towels (we go to the pool/beach a lot), I also use it to clean with, floors, countertops, all over the kitchen and bathrooms. Cheap and very effective.
As a microbiologist, I have to add that the best ratio to actually disinfect with alcool is 70% alcool in 30% water. Not 50/50.
Nadia Bourdages very true! I
it’s usually sold at 70 percent strength. At dollar stores, it’s usually 50/50. In the first aid aisle, it can be found at 90 percent strength.
Nadia Bourdages 30% water and 70% alcohol is how much in measurements
If I smell 70%alcohol I might pass out ...
Nadia Bourdages Does the 50/50 apply to 91% alcohol. That’s what I purchase.
Susan Freeland i used the 90% one 16 oz
Yes please, I love natural and effective cleaning tips!
Yes I love using Hand ✋ Sanitizer for my hands & wiping down the push handles on shopping 🛒 carts when I go shopping 🛍!!! 👍😊
I clean my tile floor with rubbing alcohol. First vacuum. Wet the flat room duster with some water and pour out alcohol on the tile as you go, pulling up dirt & it shines as you go. The floor dries quickly and you are ready to go.
Took advantage of the sale got my cloths last week. Wow the quality. My favorite has to be that large waffle cloth! Excellent quality. Melissa you really chose an incredible manfacturer.
How much was the duty? And was that asked for at the door???
I love your vids so much
You should do a day in the life vid
It would be interesting to see what you do in the day
Thank you
After searching for a DIY disinfecting spray I landed on this one, that was explained well and simple to do. Loved it! Thank you :)
Yes! I love cleaning with rubbing alcohol. Always clean my phone, Apple Watch, and Bluetooth headset. Will be making some disinfectant spray. Thanx
I love the idea of making my own eyeglasses cleaner, and hand sanitizer. I usually carry a small bottle of hand sanitizer in my handbag, but I always use soap and water at home.
Thank you Melissa, you're the best!
Thank you for telling me about microfibre cloths me and my husband only use these now keep up the good work I have always enjoyed watching your videos amazing work over the years ⭐️😌
I spritz my microsuede sofa with rubbing alcohol to kill germs. Water leaves water rings on microsuede, but alcohol dries quick with no spots.
Laurie L. This is a great tip!!!
That's a really good idea, thanks for sharing! My mom has a microsuede couch, and I always want to clean it but am scared to spray any disinfectants on it
One more thing, do you add any water to your couch spray, or is it just the rubbing alcohol?
So you don't mix it with water?
I agree, micro suede cleans up well with rubbing alcohol. Use a microfiber cloth to Remove water marks/rings
I've been using Rubbing Alcohol for all my cleaning for the past decade... it's some really fantastic stuff removes the grease and oil on the stove fast and yes, make sure you are not working around an open flame. Thanks for a great video Melissa.
Hi Melissa have an old stove love cleaning without the harsh cleaners.So gotta try it .
Hand sanitizer diy suggestion is priceless. My optician/ ophthalmologist suggested dish liquid solutions also, for cleaning eyeglasses. Love your videos!!!
LOVE YOUR VIDEOS AND HACKS. MY OWN CLEANING COMPANY FOR 25 YEARS AND LEARNED SOOO MUCH FROM YOU. THANK YOU
I think hand sanitizer is awesome in a pinch. However there's nothing like some good old soap and water. ❤💚💙☮
Penny Thatcher agreed
With covid soap is not enough, alcohol is a must !
@@robinmcknight3868 Wrong..A simple bar of soap lathered in your hands will destroy the virus' membrane thus for killing it..And the soap bubbles once rinsed carry away the virus
A little tip from me to you. If you have to clean something out of a freezer that was spilled or whatever, alcohol in warm water will prevent the cleaning cloth from sticking to the ice cold freezer and clean the problem, too.
Thanks Melissa for sharing your tips
I use straight vinegar in my eyeglass cleaner spray bottle. Never thought about rubbing alcohol! Thanks for that. As for hand sanitizer, I always have some in the car, in my purse, and on my desk at work. I don't use it often, but want some handy if I have a cold, if we're travelling and using public washrooms, etc.
Rubbing alcohol can also be used to remove Command strips with no paint damage! Dip a straight pin, safety pin, or thin knife into rubbing alcohol and run it between the sticker and the wall. The alcohol will help dissolve the adhesive and you should be able to pull the hook away with very little damage.
Isn’t the whole idea that you just pull the tab and it removes easily, no alcohol needed.
@abutterfly7975 Yes thats the theory but doesn't always work, js.
I love the makers cloths! I have tried many other microfiber cloths and none compare to the quality of yours.
I've been watching Clean My Space since i was just trying to help my single mom around the house to now caring for my own home! I have so enjoyed watching your family grow and learning from you... THANK YOU for your content
I was surprised that I actually haven't used a couple of these ideas! Thanks! I also only use hand sanitizer when soap and water is unavailable but I really like to use a wipe in addition to the sanitizer.
I don’t like gel type hand sanitizers but I really like the spray kinds from either Honest Company or SunBum (both in the baby section at Target). No chemicals and most importantly, not sticky!
I have the same opinion as you (Melissa). My biggest issue is the residue left from the store bought ones. ... Definitely going to have to make my own hand sanitizer from now on.
Where would I be without you😃 all the way from Australia, absolutely love you're videos. I have rubbing alcohol on hand but had no idea it has no many uses so Thankyou💕
I like hand sanitizer when my hubby and I go thrifting. Stores in our area rarely have public restrooms so hand sanitizer does the trick after searching for all the bargains. I also use hand sanitizer in my craft room for cleaning stubborn messes off surfaces. It doesn't dry as fast as pure alcohol so it has more working time to desolve those stains and spills.
Thanks for this. IMO hand sanitizer is crucial for big city living. Esp riding the subway!
What do you think of hand sanitizer?
Clean My Space
I like it most of the time
I’d rather just wash my hands. But I do use it when traveling.
Not often
I'm all for it. Especially in an office or when coming in contact with sick people in small spaces. I don't really use it at home, unless I'm sick or someone else in the house is sick.
Clean My Space I'd like to make my own hand sanitizer with safe ingredients and few ingredients as possible!!!
Definitely going to try this for my grimy kitchen blinds. Thanks!
Thank you for your helpful hints!
Your videos are very inspiring education tools. Ive been watching ur vids since i became the one who take responsibility to manage my whole house (aka living without parents). It really helped me a lot. Thanks for awesome contents and quality of videos.
Quick tip for disinfecting: if your rubbing alcohol isn't already diluted to 60-70%, don't use it without diluting it.
Many bacteria and viruses, especially the ones used to "wild" outside conditions and not the comfy stable conditions of your body, have the ability to lay dormant when dehydrated. After all, they're not always going to find themselves in convenient puddles of water and have had billions of years to adapt to dry land colonisation, even if it's only temporary.
Using a higher percentile or pure rubbing alcohol just dehydrates the cell/viral capsid without being able to get to the machinery inside it. It'll still kill some, sure, but it's not effective in the slightest and the ones it doesn't kill will go on to reproduce resistant offshoots. So it'll get less and less effective.
When you use an alcohol diluted to 60-70%, you attain a perfect balance - just enough water so the alcohol molecules can actually pass through the membrane and into the cell, and just enough alcohol to properly kill once inside.
My microbiology and genetics labs, which must be spotless for precision's sake if not for safety, use this dilution in a spray bottle on every surface that can't be autoclaved.
Max ok so if the rubbing alcohol already comes at 60-70% strength you can use it just like that without diluting that is what you mean
Max.... How long did it take you to write all this... I wouldn't have the patience ... I like you... I like you a lot haha
Max so whats the best alcohol to buy 100% or 70% as it comes in those two forms? I use it to clean MTB brake levers etc after brake bleeding and what are some other industrial uses for it? the other eye glass cleaner and window cleaner are good ideas. prepping for survival and first aid sanitisers are other good uses and cleaning electronics. any others? does anyone know if rubbing alcohols are used in cigarette lighter propellants and bicycle disc brake cleaning sprays?. im sure rubbing your brake discs with RA will work fine and not leave any bad residues to damages and pregnate the disc brake pads , contaminating and detroying them causing your brakes to sweak? well the only way is to try it!
Max, thanks for taking the time to explain a possibility most of us--me, anyway--had not considered.
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Great video. Look forward to trying these out! Just like you, I like hand sanitizer in a pinch, but soap and water is my go to.
I love it! And I can't wait to make it. I use it all the time, but maybe now you can talk about the severe dry hands that comes from alcohol and the constant hand washing. Btw, this is my first time watching, and I love it!
Just the tiniest squirt of 91% isopropyl alcohol in the toilet works way better than any toilet cleaner I’ve ever used
An excellent glass cleaner is a drop of Dawn in distilled water. The minerals in water cause streaks, thus distilled water hasn't any minerals, so no streaks.
It's amazing!
Hand sanitizer Must Have Spaces: used it at the airport, after a sticky menu, after thrift shopping and when visiting in the hospital. It's not for Every time, Every day> But Sometimes, It's Essential! I carry it in the car, my husband doesn't, so I also keep it in my purse. Last week, he needed some too!
I love the convenience of a hand sanitizer. Early on l learned a "crude" but effective formula using alcohol and baby oil as the only two ingredients. I am a retired CNA/HHA, so l always had to be prepared for the unexpected. Soap and water is my preferred method of handwashing, but when it's not accessible for whatever reason, either your own formula...or a "safe" commercial formula is a good option.👩🏾
Been doin this for years works better than anything else! 👍🙂
I never use any hand sanitizer only ivory soap and water, I honestly haven't had a common cold in 42 years, maybe I'm just Blessed.🙂 FanTom USA
Thanks for these tips. I only use hand sanitizer when I have been to the doctors or hospital. Or if I’m out and have no way to wash my hands. I’m with you on good old washing your hands
Yes please. I love learning about cleaning hacks. Thank you.
I prefer soap and water too. But when I do use hand sanitizer I like wipes over the kind in a bottle. I especially like them when I travel to wipe down the arm rest and tray tables on a plane.
We use hand sanitizer because my daughter has Cystic Fibrosis and I have an autoimmune disorder. We both need to use it or else we can get some nasty infections.
This is us too...especially when we need to go into the hospitals or on a plane...yuck!
Just make sure you wash with soap and water as much as possible, because hand sanitizer does not kill all germs like washing thoroughly does
Thumbs way up to all CF families. We all pray for a cure someday.
It's 11:32 pm, and I just cleaned my blinds in my bedroom! They look brand new! Can't wait to tackle the blinds in the house!
Like you I use soap and water mainly and from Time to time I use hand sanitizer. Great hacks.
I've been cleaning with rubbing alcohol for years. It really gets the job done right and it's only a dollar.
Hate hand sanitizer, love soap and water.
When I was in the hospital ICU years ago, the cleaning people would come in and be finished in less than 5 minutes. They would do windows and clean all hard surfaces with alcohol and water spray solution. I've been using it ever since.
I can’t live without hand sanitizer, thanks for the fabulous recipes 👍🙏💕
My favorite hand sanitizer comes in a small spray pump from Whole Foods. It's called "Everyone for every body" & it's a delightful peppermint + citrus fragrance.
I truly enjoyed watching this video . I've learned a lot of key elements. I most definitely use hand sanitizer..especially when I'm out and about and also because I am a nanny/ preschool teacher. I love having some handy when playing outside with children on the playground.😁🤩
For over 32 years I've been using any spray bottle, a double shot of lemon ammonia, a shot glass of rubbing alcohol and water for streak free windows, woodwork and all levelor blinds, it also smells better than plain ammonia or alcohol.🙂 FanTom USA
Thank u so much for the good ideas. I will make those for me.
Thank you, I already made my own aloa Vera gel sanitizer and it is really good.
What about cleaning a monitor/tv screen with it (the eye glasses spray diy)? Safe or not? :)
i do that with the 1/1 distilled water/alchool and make sure you sprits your cloth lightly, never the monitor. Works pretty fine, i do it on my computer monitors and tvs and it works very nice
My recipe is one part rubbing alcohol to 4 parts water. I’ve used this recipe for years.
Can't afford those wonderful cloths Melissa is selling, so I use a couple coffee filters. I spray the alcohol mix on the filter (not too damp) and then do the S pattern. Dries in seconds and it's streak free!
Thank you all so much! I will try your tips :)
Hi..
Could you do a video of 'cleaning on the go' like cleanign on the go for hand, pets, babies, travel tips, avoiding germs in public places (without looking like a clean freak)....?
Wanted to say hi and thank you for all your videos. Your a great inspiration! I use hand sanitizer but only when I'm out if their is no where to wash your hands or like after I open up a door or anything like that and if I'm home, I was my hands. I also use hand sanitizer for my oldest son who is almost 12 because he's stubborn and doesn't like to wash his hands all the time and since we have a baby as soon as he walks through the door from school he goes straight for the sanitizer. It's a house full either sanitizer or wash your hands when you come from outside.
I work in health care and it is very important and it helps prevent the spread of germs
For the lenses on glasses is better to clarify that alcohol is not to be used if they have antireflective coating. On transition lenses is not recommended as well.
Agreed. I've ruined glasses before that had a coating using a rubbing alcohol hack. Not worth it
I use it full strenght wherever possible.
True..works like magic for pennies and does not contain gazillion harmful chemicals.
Spray inside your snickers and gym bag occasionally !
Tv screen...computer screen and the keys ...any mirror..glass cooking top ECT.
Yes they Always are needed. Thank You
Thank you! You have helped my business so much. Thank you for taking time out to make these videos.
Rubbing alcohol is so great for windows and mirrors! :) and so much cheeper then buying windex or other window cleaners
DO NOT I REPEAT DO NOT ever use alcohol to clean glass or mirrors it will etch into the glass and ruin it.
70 percent is the best it makes glass invisible unlike windex which leaves residue and germs
As a professional window cleaner, I have to say that we never use pure alcohol to clean glass. We only add some to the water when it's cold to keep the water from freezing. No alcohol, just a simple soap and water solution, and a good squeegee, is all you need. Also, as stated above, it can etch some glass, take the coatings off, and eat into some window frames. I don't mind a little for a spot here and there, but our go to is just a correct amount of soap in the water.
Can u add essential oils to the cleaner when doing windows
@@thewatcher611 Thank you so much Sir 👍❤️
I'm an optician. Rubbing alcohol strips off ar coatings which voids warranties. Don't recommend for eye glasses.
that was exactly me thinking. i used to work in a lab and one time i got ca glue on my lenses. i had to use acetone to remove the glue, but it also started to remove the coating. i had to have my lenses replaced. which also taught me to always wear eye protection (even if you wear prescription glasses) when you're working with ANY chemical; no matter how harmless you may think it is.
My opticians lab assistant recommended alcohol and water to clean my glasses... been doing it for 4 year's..
Thank you 🙏
Use dawn dish soap and warm water.
Lens cleaner is usually just a mix of isopropyl alcohol, dish detergent, and water.
Great video as always. I always prefer soap and water to wash my hands but if I’m out for a while and need to eat I don’t like eating with my hands full of germs. At that point I like having a hand sanitizer . I will try this recipe!
I definitely doing this 👍🏻😍thanks for excellent reminders and tips
I love 70% Or more Alcohol ,I use it straight out the bottle,sanitizing beds doorknobs and faucets.
For my version of (EO-inspired) hand sanitizer: A scoop of melted room temperature coconut oil is good for soft hands. Whip or mix really well if the coconut oil hasn’t dissolved and dispersed enough (it can feel a little gritty until the oil melts). And I learned what works best is definitely clear aloe vera gel found in the sunblock aisle - I thought pure aloe vera juice would be better but it got all weird when I added the alcohol.
I sometimes have to use hand sanitizer but I am like you in this regard. I use it if I have to.
Hi Melissa, I want to ask : when we go to clean a client's house, do we use our own detergent or do we usse the house owner detergents for all the cleaning? Which option is better?
Only for emergencies. It destroys good gut bacteria. Thanks for sharing non toxic options
D Conway you’re not supposed to drink it...
I keep a small bottle of hand sanitizer in my car because after pumping gas, everyone touches the pump. Also, opening doors, buggies at the grocery store ect.... I always wash my hands with soap and water as soon as I get home.
Sarah Michaels you must be from the South?
When I moved up North for a bit people would look at me like I was crazy when I said buggy.. apparently you only call it a "cart" up there?
The steering wheel of the car is loaded with germs.
Sarah Michaels. That is so me! That is exactly what I do!
Sarah Michaels, I thought I exaggerated! LOL! Guess not! I also disinfect my steering wheel etc.
Sarah Michaels Me too 👍
Love your videos! How should I clean the little piece of cloth that comes with my glasses? After awhile it gets to making smears so I know it needs cleaned. Didn’t think I should launder it as soap residue would get on it, correct? Thanks!
Love it. Thank you.
I have a chronic illness that makes me immunocompromised so hand sanitizer is something I use several times a day when I'm out in public. I love this homemade recipe without the chemicals that are so bad for you!
We avoid hand sanitizer. This one sounds ok but when possible I use gentle soaps like almond Castile soap
I avoid it to. I also use castle soap mix with tea tree oil when I'm at work as I work in Age Care, the tea tree oil helps kill bugs.
Wow and thank you CLEAN MY SPACE., you are awesome!
Love , love, love the cleaning videos, as well as the hacks.
Heres another tip, rubbing alcohol will remove permanent marker from most surfaces.
I always have it with me when I'm out but the second I get home the first thing I do is wash my hands.
These are great tips. I like the hand sanitizer and to clean items with. I’m going to try this.
I saved this video in favorites! Great hand sanitizer recipe
Melissa since you have a cleaning company, I would appreciate a breakdown of basic vs deep cleaning practices and expectations of the home owner and the cleaner/ company. This info would help with frustrations on both sides.
I love the detailed explanation by the microbiologist!
Regarding discussion about hand sanitizer. Just some rubbing alcohol is much better if no water to wash is present. It doesn't dry my hands, and I have pretty fragile skin.
I see many doctors have gotten in the habit of using hand sanitizer, especially when seeing patients because it's quick.
However, I ask them to wash their hands.
Hand sanitizer, among other things, contains insecticide........
UH-HUH. Frequent use has been reported to eliminate natural flora long enough to actually leave skin vulnerable and people have developed warts, etc.i also don't trust the sticky residual not to actually pick up bacteria that might live long enough on the surface to be passed on.
I have used rubbing alcohol for years for all the cleaning mentioned.
I keep some in the kitchen in a spray bottle.
I really don't like the residual of insecticides, anywhere.
I encounter ants every once in a while, mostly if they find a stray piece of cookie on the floor, or some very sweet salad dressing on the counter---just a drop you couldn't see, and they WILL find it! I spray them with the alcohol and they die IMMEDIATELY. Then wipe up with a paper towel. Otherwise I use a drop of the gel insecticide on the little cards on the floor, and they immediately gather, eat it, and take it back to the queen, which is what you need to kill.
I really don't have a problem if food is not left out and regular vaccuming.
I've also noticed they don't like the dark blue dish detergent. They avoid it like the plague. So, if i need to scour a pan, I fill it with water and a small amount of the detergent and no ants come around.
I decided to try an exterminator once, thinking it might be better. The guy used a gel............But he said it was a super-duper gel........Charged me $80 and was going to come on a schedule. Nope.
You’re awesome! Thanks!
Yes make more videos on cleaning hacks. Love them. Thanks for all the info😍
Having been a UA for the Army I see what continued use of mass produced hand sanitizer does, not to mention it's strips your hands/ your body from fighting naturally, bad bacteria. I like to make my own with simple Tea Tree Oil, and water. As an extra, I use a foaming hand soap container and add to it about 20 drops of tea tree oil and then fill it up with Castile soap. My go-to anti-bacterial hand soap
good advice and I have tea tree oil at my house!
pauletteleroy I think you will be happy with the change😁😁😁❤
I believe lemon balm oil is a better antimicrobial.
Thanks very much! In my work and other activities of daily living, I use a lot of the jelled ethanol hand disinfectant. I've noticed my hands getting so dry my iPhone won't detect my finger on the touchpad. I'll try your recipe as I've never had a problem with Castile soap. I appreciate your advice!
I use hand sanitizers when out and about- carry one in my purse all the time.
Marilyn Torres. Me, too. I keep one in my bag and one in the glove box of my car!
You had information about COVID 2 years ago??
May I know more?
I use rubbing alcohol with water and a couple of drops of soap to use as a granite/stone cleaner. It works like a charm. Thanks for sharing :)
THANKS FOR THE TIPS !
Here's some info u may want to consider, I used rubbing alcohol for many years, but I thought it was rather pricey, even tho it does do a really good job of cleaning. However I discovered it was much less expensive to buy the biggest bottles of "hand sanitizer I could find at the dollar store, & I use the hand sanitizer for cleaning tons of surfaces. It works really well, a lot less costly, plus less odor. It cleans streak free, & cleans stuff I
Didn't think I could clean, before I discovered the magic of cleaning with hand sanitizer. Did u ever write on the lid of a plastic container (such as Tupperware) with a black permanent marker? And afterwards u wished u could clean it off?? Use hand sanitizer, dab just a few drops of hand sani on the permanent marker on plastic container. Let it sit for a few minutes, then wipe it off. If it doesn't clean all the permanent marker off immediately apply a few more days, let sit 3 to 5 min & wipe it off again. The permanent marker will all come off. It won't work on anything that absorbs the marker, but it works really well on plastics, glass, & most metals.
Thank you great tip!!
Makes sense... Because I always clean my eye glasses with vodka😊 Yep Alcohol !!!
Melissa ,hand sanitizer has a time and place , I love the Dr Bronners lavender spritz , but that’s when I’m out, I love the lavender sent . How do they get it smelling so good 🙃?
Love to hear these little clean tips! Thank you kindly!!
Love you 😘 my take on hand sanitizer is just not excessive, we need protection from all the germs out there, but I just wash hands. But when I’m somewhere I can’t I use it sparingly