9 Weird Cleaning Hacks that Actually Work (and 1 Epic Fail)
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- čas přidán 14. 07. 2024
- This week, I wanted share some of my favourite cleaning hacks, and try some new ones! Most of the cleaning hacks were amazing but the last one, well, it was an epic fail. I had to clean up the cleaning product!
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Hi thanks so much for your tips. Here's one for you.
When doing a deep clean after cleaning my baseboards I give them a coat of furniture polish. It stops the dust from sticking to them and allows you to simply use the microfibre duster in between deep cleans.
Oh that’s a good one! ⭐️
I just did mine this week and while on my hands and knees around the house I was thinking “there HAS to be a better way!” 😂🤦🏻♀️
nice idea.
I use an old sock on my hand to dust the baseboards. Easy to remove & toss when done wiping.
If you have white baseboards, does it darken over time??
@@tiffanyjenkins4323 Not with the brand I use here in Australia. #MrSheen
@@camphillfamilydaycare3822 thank you! I will try to find something compatible here.
Glove up, Cass! Skin is permeable to some chemicals.
Pro tip...when cleaning your jewelry over the sink, ALWAYS close the drain! Ask me how I know!!!
How do you know? Wait don't tell me because I know too probably for the same reasons 😢🥺
I put a folded washcloth down over the drain when I clean my jewelry. The water can flow through, but my jewelry is safe :) I've been using toothpaste and a soft toothbrush for this purpose for decades. Love inexpensive and effective!
Yes! This was stressing me out watching her clean over the open sink drain. 😨
Yikes ♥️
My heart started skipping when I saw her doing that almost directly on top of the drain.
Use the rubbing alcohol in a spray bottle to clean glass, chrome and windows. It works so good. I clean my sunglasses and eye glasses with rubbing alcohol. You can also use it to sanitize and clean your cell and house phone, remote controls, door knobs, places people touch all the time. I just do like you. In a spray/mist bottle or to get into cracks like on your keyboard, use a Q-tip or dampen/spritz an old cotton rag for tight spots.
I’ve used straight white vinegar in my wash cycle for years - it has COMPLETELY REPLACED the need for softener!!! Buy it in a big jug & next to your laundry - easy peasy & great for your clothes, washer, pipes, & the environment:). Try it ! And thanks for the tips!!
Doesn't it make the clothes smell vinegary? Also, do you add it to your detergent, on the clothes, or as the softener?
Yes! Me too. Cost pennies, doesn’t smell like vinegar, and no static
@@Cationna no, it doesn't make your clothes smell at all. I add it to the softener dispenser of my front loading machine.
@@dianejaquay thank you! :)
I used vinegar ALL over my house. I read somewhere it can cause bronchial issues....stopped using it for the most part. Bronchial issue stopped. I still love the stuff-it's cheap, just can't use it😟
“O coconut water, why must you look so refreshing, yet taste like sweaty socks?” A direct quote from my brother😂😂😂
ive only had it once and what I had was so salty! it was so bad!
I only like certain types of coconut water because there really are the ones that taste SO BAD. My favorites are usually a combo of coconut water and pineapple juice, reminds me of a healthy pina colada lol.
I totally thought it tasted like vomit, too!
I love coconut water and green tea❤️
So true!
Spray the furniture polish on you cloth. I almost killed my husband by spraying straight on the fridge. Overspray was on the floor and made it a skating rink! He slid and was just able to keep himself from hitting the floor 😳
That's good to remember...I couldn't help laughing..
I thought the same thing when I saw her spray it!! I flew across a floor once in my socks because of the overspray on the floor!
😲 😲
I had a cleaning lady once that would spray so much pledge on my hutch that over spray would land all over the vinyl floor. My cat @ the time would come running down the carpeted hall hit that vinyl floor & butt ride all the way across the floor to the next carpeted space in the living room! He always had a disgusted look on his face as if he was saying "she was here again"! 😹😹😹
@@karenricketson2496 😂
Shaving cream around the toilet is awesome, and it can be good on the shower doors. You used way too much. I just use a small amount and then wipe off with dry paper towels. With boys in a bathroom it’s a lifesaver especially when that bathroom is also the guest bathroom!!!
So do you use the shaving cream to clean around the toilet or clean around it then go over it with the shaving cream?
@@part3girl I actually do the shaving cream first and then just follow up with my regular cleaner. I use the shaving cream 3-4 times a year. It just helps with the odors. I have one son that is known for missing in the middle of the night!!! hahaha
Does it help keep the mirrors from streaming up?
Do you think the shaving cream would help remove urine smell on a floor where a pet urinates?
@@Smith-he6bg I actually haven't tried it on the mirrors, but its worth a shot! I would just use a lot less than she did in the video and wipe it off with dry paper towels.
I use white vinegar for mirrors, windows and getting rid of limescale in the sink. I also add half a cup to my laundry, descaled the washing machine, stops odours buildings in the machine and sanitises the clothing. I use baking soda and water paste to clean greasy ovens, pots &pans and you can leave it on then come back and spray with vinegar and wipe off. No chemical smell or taste on food after cleaning the oven! Strong, natural cleaning for pennies! Just use gloves to protect your hands. You can also use baking soda and lemon juice in an open jar to suck up fridge smells or tobacco smells in the car 😊 if you hate the vinegar smell just add an essential oil.
Baking soda & Vinegar is great for removing coffee/tea residue in pots & cups. Plus it'll unplug your pipes as well... Mother Nature's remedies are the best!
@@leahrowe847 awesome tips from both of you!
Tip from a plumber, regarding urine smell on toilets:
Undo the bolt covers to reveal a nasty buildup of dried urine. That's what makes it stink, even after everything else is clean.
The toilet cleaner trick worked for my grout! You have to leave it on for at least 1.5 hrs and scrub it with a grout brush. Also I used Clorox brand, so that may have made a difference.
use one shot its amazing
I also use Clorox brand and love it! I put it on, let it set for awhile, then come back and also scrub it out with a grout brush. It’s miraculous! And I adore coconut, but cannot stand coconut water., lol 😂
Girl, put the plug in that sink before cleaning your jewelry over it! 😄 A couple of years ago I finally tried cleaning my tub with Dawn dish soap and baking soda. Shocked. It works SO much better than any of the 5 dozen bathroom cleaners I've tried over the years, lol! And, it's way cheaper! I wish I hadn't put off trying it for so long. If you haven't, do it!
I have the most amazing cleaning hack for tiled floor grout. Spray it with Resolve carpet cleaner! Wait 5-10 minutes and then gently brush it with a toothbrush. Perfect everytime!
Thanks for the tip. I just cleaned mine with Soft Soap with Bleach (bleach is already in the bottle). It worked well, but it took FOREVER to get the solution off of the floor. I just shampooed the bedroom carpet and have some Resolve left in the can. I also have a couple of grout lines that are close to super clean, but not quite where the other lines are. Can't wait to try your tip. What do you use to clean the floor when you have finished using the Resolve? Also, do you scrub a little with a brush before cleaning it up?
I used shaving cream to clean greasy build up in front of the my range. Spray the shaving cream in as many piles as you have kids. Let them fingerpaint in the shaving cream. When the bubbles are gone, damp mop. Works best on linoleum and sealed tile. Not for children under three, monitor while they play. If you have time, it is fun for them and gets your floor clean.
A teacher I knew would do that on the last day of school with the desks. They came out so clean!
That's brilliant. Kids had fun, teacher got help. Win. Win.
It was pretty common in pre-K and Kinder back when I was teaching. (I am retired.)
Assistant shrieks, “I LOVE GREEN TEA, TOO!!! We’re done!” 😂 🤣 😂 Btw, I love using wool dryer balls with some drops of essential oil on them. Works great and doesn’t stain the clothes! Thanks for all the cleaning tips! I really needed them today. 💕 🙏 🤗
I use them, too! I add safety pins to each one, and that cuts down on the static because whatever static electricity's on the balls discharges every time a pin contacts the dryer drum.
@@SnowySpiritRuby
Whaaat? That's crazy awesome!
A jeweler once told me it’s better to clean the jewelry from the inside/back part not the front - it’s less abrasive to the stones and the dirt is accumulated more towards the skin.
I wondered about this, too, because toothpaste contains fluoride, which is a very reactive chemical and I would not consider it safe for all stones. When I Googled it, the first site I found was a jeweler showing how diatoms (very hard bits of ancient sea creature) in toothpaste scratch the finish of polished gold. You end up with a brushed gold finish instead of smooth.
Years ago when I was grocery shopping, there was a lady handing out free samples of coconut water in little Dixie cups. I'd never had it before, but was keen to try it. I thought it would taste like a pina colada. I was so confident I was going to like it, I swigged the whole thing back, then nearly gagged. That stuff should come with a warning!
I don't think coconut water by itself is good, unless maybe flavored. I guess it is good in things like smoothies as it is more hydrating than water.
I thought I would like coconut sugar--hate it. Think it tastes awful, not like coconut.
Like firstly I need this video!! Secondly you look so healthy and happy! Xx
Hey one hack i use all the time is take a microfiber cloth wet it with water and use the s pattern to wash windows and mirrors then use a dry flat microfiber cloth to dry comes out fantastic.
I use shaving creamto cleanout my stainless steel kitchen sink. I learned to not use so much after I first tried it. I wonder if you add less to the mirror if it would work better?!?! I like to clean my soft stone jewelry like opals in a small container of seltzer water. The bubbles clean everything and the water rejuvinates the stone. 🙂 Thanks for all the great hacks!
I don't recommend fabric softener. It's added chemicals to your clothes and it clogs up the screen in your dryer making clothes take longer to dry.
@@Ms.T....7004 right, even if the screen doesn't look clogged. It's good to take the screen out of the lint trap and test it by taking it to the sink and putting some water in it. If the screen holds the water like a bowl then you need to scrub it with a scrub brush or old toothbrush and some dish soap, like you said.
She is using very little, mainly water. Better than dryer sheets.
Coconut water is awesome! (Its an acquired taste though.) I was disgusted by tapioca bubbles in Bubble Tea for a long time. It took working in China Town for over 2 years to fall in love with it. I also became a huge fan of Aloe Vera Juice(it tastes like Concord grapes) (it has chunks of Aloe.)My favorite flavor is pomegranate!🤗
Coconut water is inside young coconuts. The chunks should be the coconut jelly (young coconut meat). It is so much better fresh. Try it when you visit me in the Cayman Islands 🤗 you may enjoy the husking process too as it is a show by itself.
Brazilian native here and I agree 💯 Nothing beats fresh coconut water.
Agree! I'm from 🇬🇺 Guam. 🏝🏝
Agreed! I've had the real thing in India. So delicious!
Yes! I can’t stand bottled or canned. They all have that artificial flavor of who in the world knows what. At first I thought I was super sensitive to the can taste, but when other packaging tasted the same I lost my mind. I love fresh coconut. I just don’t always have a plan or time for the actual amazing Coconut part, so I thought I was saving myself some energy by having just the water...terrible idea. Freshest is the bestest. Love those sweet young Thai coconuts as well as the less sweet white coconuts. Drinking them is like having my own little paradise. Makes me feel like I’m better than everyone else 😂😂😂
Agreeing with all of you from Hawaiʻi 🤙🏽
My grandma taught me a little trick to clean my jewelry. When you boil potatoes for supper, save a bowl full of the water and drop your jewelry into it. Let it sit for a few minutes and then rinse them. You have clean jewelry and it looks beautiful.
Nice!!
Do you let it cool off first or drop the jewelry in while hot/warm?
@@randomqueentv1354 Cool off! It can be warmish, but not hot.
When I taught first grade, I used to let the kids practice their spelling words and handwriting on their desks with shaving cream. FUN! :-)
What an awesome teacher ! And I bet those kids will remember that for years 💕 I taught preschool and had the 1 1/2 to 2 yr olds. They almost couldn’t believe I said to have fun with the shaving cream ! We did have a long talk about not eating it, and not doing this at home lol
My mother was a 2 yr old Preschool Teacher. She did this with them and then with her Grandchildren and Great Grandchildren. It definitely was awesome watching kids learn their letters and numbers. This is a great learning tool
Practice spelling and clean the desk as the same time!
i have olive wood kitchen tools that tend to loose color and start to look rough. i rub them down with olive oil and they look brand new.
I came back to this video just to say I tried the oil on my stainless steel sink and omg!!!! 😱 it's amazing 👏😍🙌 not only did it look new but it looks expensive lol. It hid most of the scratches. I even did my delta pull down faucet. I was worried it would make everything messy but I just buffed it real good and wow 🙌 I really needed this small win I've been struggling so thank you!!
Cas, you are such a darling day brightener! I giggle and I am never disappointed in your presentations!
You are just what we need:. FUN!
I had a black granite sink and was so lost about how to make it look as beautiful as I knew it should. Love that it's such a simple trick. :)
I'm loving this series. I'm already feeling SO much better about the impending holiday craziness just by following along with you. Thank you!
I can't wait to try that fabric softener hack. That shaving cream, is the old school barbersol. That new shaving cream. Well, its awesome for moisturizing the skin before and after shaving. I didn't know about the urine smell. But, the cream does prevent fogging of the mirror, during hot baths. Thanks for sharing.
I was never a fan of green tea until I started ordering from a company called Bird & Blend. Their green tea blends are amazing! Now I find green tea to be my favorite type of tea!
Tazo brand Zen is a good one too! It has a hint of spearmint! 🍵 🍃 I fell in love with green tea after trying this one. I now look for tea bags with no plastic properties.
Man oh Man!!!! I watch for your cleaning hacks, organizing skills and most of all your sense of humor!!!!
I bought a grout pen from Amazon, redid grout lines! Works great. Comes in different colors!
Best glass cleaner ever is Sprayway. My husband bought it to use on his pinball machines, but now I use it on all our windows and mirrors and shower doors. It's AWESOME! Also, not a fan of coconut water 😂
There is nothing more refreshing than very cold fresh coconut water at the beach (I'm from Brazil. Trust me!) We cut off the top of the coconut and stick a straw in it... Most of us love it! We're not pretending...hahaha...Thanks for the great ideas!
I'm glad you told me about the coconut water. Now I don't even have to try it! Thanks!!
Hello Alicia! Cas, you are hilarious, so it's impressing that Alicia doesn't roll on the floor laughing half the time. Greetings from Norway.
To clean the sink - Sprinkle baking soda and dish soap all over, scrub with a brush or sponge and rinse. To clean the microwave - Fill a bowl with water and lemon juice from 1 lemon, place the cut up lemon in the bowl and heat up for 4 minutes. Then just wipe down the microwave with a cloth, cleans any stuck-on gunk!
Hahahaha! I 100% agree with you on the coconut water and the green tea 🤣
Thank you so much!
Way to go hope you make it to 500,000. Congratulations ahead of time!
Lol, I love coconut water! It's so refreshing to me. Green tea, well, that's another story...but a little honey helps it out quite a bit. Thanks for all the tips. If you ever get the chance, try Norwex cleaning products...they work incredibly well and NO harsh chemicals. Love all of your videos, and I was so encouraged to recently hear you say that you are naturally a super slob...I feel there is hope for me now. :-)
This is such a great comment section. I love that your followers are serious, too, and generous with their advice. Thanks for asking folks to post what works for them. Love this video, gonna use some hacks, happy for your weight loss success, and will take your warning to avoid coconut water!
Thank you for some great alternatives to make cleaning easier and cost effective.
Before you pass judgement on coconut water, I highly recommend trying it fresh right from the coconut!
yes. I guess she refers to the weird concoction than comes in bottles... i don't know what that is but it does not taste like coconut water. I guess it's just water with some rehydrated coconut chunks in it.
Nope still think it’s gross even fresh off the tree!
@@jessicaartemchuk4691 how sad guess you didn't get a good one
That's the thing every coconut tastes different from the next so if you get a bad one first time round it can spoil it for you but I tell you a good one is just amazing
Agree
I'm laughing out loud all by myself here. 🤣😂🤣 Thanks, Cas.
More cleaning hacks please!!! These were fun and practical. Thanks
Great vid Cas. Love the hack with the fabric softener & the sponge. It's new to me.
I always heard that you do the shaving cream on the mirrors, not to clean them per se, but so it leaves a film behind that doesn't allow them to fog up when you're in the shower.
I've heard the same. And the instructions were to use a tiny amount and buff it in.
@@MyFocusVaries - I've done this several times and it always worked really well for me, but as you said, you just use a small amount as a polish on already cleaned glass.
yeah like a dollar size amount for the whole thing and buff well. It really does work she just used it like a cleaner.
Shave cream amazed me when my kids were babies-I spilled the red/orange liquid infant tylonal on our light carpet. Scrubbed with white shave cream (had read about it somewhere?) & it removed all of the stain! Maybe you used a bit too much on your mirror!🤣
That's what I was thinking. Literally, I used a coin sized spot for my mirrors.
I think so too. More is not better. It’s just a mess. She’s adorable though.
Use a small amount to remove hairspray residue from your bath room floor. Rinse very well can be slippery.
I've been doing the dryer sponges and they are amazing!
THANK YOU!
GREAT AND HELPFUL TIPS AND VIDEO🙏🏻😃😃
But the real question is - did the mirror still fog up with a hot shower after you cleaned it with shaving cream?
I want to know that, too. They say that if you use shaving cream on your glasses they won’t fog up when you are wearing a mask.
Also, it works easier to do a tiny dab rather than a lot, for the whole surface.
Yes, it does make fog free. So do some other things, like sanitizer.
Yes, it does make it fog free. Just a tiny dot on my glasses and they don't fog up. I only have a shower and can't see to shave my legs without my glasses on. So I use this trick everytime.
@@wittyone3369 Oh, knew about the bathroom mirror, never thought to try it on glasses. Maybe it also helps with the fogging due to the masks. Gonna try this today!
@@tgayer1 I tried that and it didn’t work
I use baking soda on my stainless steel stovetop and sink, works link a charm! It also works great on the outside of pots and pans to get that cooked on gunk off. I actually buy the 13.5 lb bag of baking soda at Costco and it lasts me about six months.
And toothpaste (white Colgate) and an old toothbrush does an amazing job on jewelry. I tried baking soda and vinegar on my grout and had a heck of a time removing the baking soda residue 😢
I have to agree with you on the coconut water 🤮. I can manage green tea as long as it's flavored (peach, mango, etc).
Baking soda is great for making stainless steel shine. Also great for coffee/tea stains in cups.
Lol...end chat hilarious!
However, starbucks iced green tea no water no sweetener aka "old school" is bomb. Could not live without it! 😊
Thanks for the tips! Coconut water is awesome, so refreshing and chewing those bits of coconut add to the awesomeness!
Shaving cream on the mirror keeps the mirror from fogging up. If you use a small amount all over the mirror and wipe it off. DO NOT RINSE IT or use a wet cloth.
I was thinking that the biggest problem Cas had was adding the water. I haven't actually tried it but I have watched and they never use water. They wipe off and buff it in.
The shaving cream should prevent the glass from fogging up. But it looks like you used way too much! LOL!
Coconut water is only good from Thailand. I like green tea, but it's bitter.
You're probably making the water too hot for green tea. There are some charts online about optimal temperatures--boiling is too hot for green tea. It took me a LONG time to learn that!
@@ladygrndr9424, I have an instant hot water machine...It only has 1 temperature setting, just below boiling. The new green tea I got tastes like bitter tea and sweet Anise after taste.
Way, way too much! 😂
Try again! This time only squirt a little. Like the size of one, maybe two, quarters. Don’t rinse. Buff dry with a dry microfiber cloth.
But, yes, RainX glass cleaner is really nice. But what do I know? I like coconut water 😏
Ever try jasmine green tea? Very fragrant, my favorite. Same for jasmine rice. I hated rice before trying jasmine rice.
I keep a spray bottle in my shower that has a little dawn dishsoap & white vinegar in it... after showering I spray it all over my shower plus the glass doors.... I rinse it off with hot water...no scrubbing required... the chrome even sparkles! I’ve done this for 7 years and have never scrubbed my shower!! It’s beautiful!🤩
This is an outstanding video. Thank you.
Love this! Really love the fabric softener with the sponges. I do have a question though, do you toss the sponge in wet or do you squeeze it first!
It looks like she squeezed the sponge first. Sorry I am 3 years late, but I just saw this episode.
The shaving cream definitely works to remove urine smell. I have 3 boys i use it all the time but mostly around the toilet.
When I had a radiant heat cooktop like yours - I used Vileda glass & ceramic scrunge. It doesn't even require a cleaning product with it. Bonus is that it took all the baked on brown carbon spots off my glass bakeware, too! Now my almost 15 years of use have come off and they look brand new!
I loved this video. Great ideas. Tfs.
I use the cling lysol toilet bowl cleaner with bleach to keep my shower drain smelling clean. I've tried all the less toxic, natural cleaners, baking soda, vinegar and nothing worked. I squirt the liquid around the pipe and it works, only do it once a year.
I saw a u tube video Dr bronners about adding castile soap to the baking soda then the vinegar .The vinegar reacts with the soap and not so much the baking soda. The baking soda is a base (alkaline) and the vinegar is a acid they neutralize each other which is why they dont work. It makes a nice chemical reaction but doesnt clean. Thats why it never worked for cleaning out my drains. I learned something new.
Agreed! "Your drinks shouldn't have chunks!" I hate both coconut water and green tea haha. Coconut water shocked me, it's just the fluid in the coconut, why doesn't it taste like coconuts?!?!?
It has preservatives. Real coconut water from the coconut tastes refreshing. The stuff in containers are not like that. If you get the opportunity to get it from the coconut where it grows naturally you will love it.
You are awesome!! Thank you for all your videos, you are the best!! 😘❤️
I recently bought bamboo paper towels. I actually love them and what a great way to save on buying paper towels and then throwing them away. Plus they can be reused and washed.
Laundry tip: don't use fabric softener. I haven't used it in years and haven't missed it. I don't use dryer balls or any alternative. We wear natural fibers, which may be why we don't need softeners. (When I learned that microfibre, polyester, fleece, etc contribute to ocean plastic, we quit buying those fabrics.)
Yes! Same!
OMG Green Tea and Coconut Water Agree 100%! But I'm also one of the chosen ones who think CILANTRO tastes like SOAP! And the ONLY time a drink should have chucks (aside from Boba) is when you put soup in a mug!
ABSOLUTELY POSITIVELY TOTALLY AGREE WITH YOU.
The laundry hack, I've used this. I even shared it on fb a couple years ago!
I love green tea. Absolutely no on the coconut water! LMAO
Love your videos always!!! Coconut water is delicious- but I can only drink certain brands - there are so Many truly disgusting ones - Zico tastes like fresh coconut - I’m a coconut fan though- maybe you could try try fresh coconut water next - from a Philippino or Vietnamese restaurant- they get the freshest - grocery store coconuts are Very old! Good luck!
Great tips, thank you! Shaving cream also works on shower walls and glass shower doors. I use a shower net sponge to apply in circular motion, then rinse with the shower hose. Great for in-between deep cleans! Also dawn dish soap in a soap dispensing dish brush or sponge, works great in the shower, scrub around and rinse, only use original blue dawn for best results. And to save time, do this while you are in the shower and the smell will not kill you! Thanks! Love your channel!
I haven't been able to keep up with your videos for year or so and this is the first time I've seen you since then.
I just wanted to say, you look amazing. Well done.
I use the toilet bowl cleaner for shower grout. Need to leave it on a long time then wash off with a mini scrub brush. Looks fantastic!
Same- was soooooo happy to discover that hack last year! I try and leave it for 12 hours to get best results.
I have a couple of dryer balls I use, but with our two boys getting into their teenage years, I will be switching to the dryer sponge hack. Our oldest son is getting stinky and his laundry really needs the extra nice smelling stuff!
The problem with fabric softener is that it has SO many chemicals. It’s one of the worst.
And it leaves residue on clothes over time.
Maybe try the laundry stripping that has gone viral for removing smells.
Please be careful. I have tried the laundry sponge trick and it left spots on our clothes. I even diluted it more and we still had spots on our clothes. It really messed up my husband's dress shirt. Just a word of warning.
To beat teenage smell, whew, I used oxyclean odor blaster and it worked well for me.
@@acoverstreet Oh my goodness! I had no idea, thank you for the warning! I will try the Oxyclean instead then for sure.
@@BbGun-lw5vi Yeah I have seen a little bit about that and was just thinking about it today. I need to look into it further and will for sure. I didn't know liquid fabric softener was full of chemicals. I knew the dryer sheets aren't too safe. Thanks for letting me know.
@@jennifer7648 Yeah, fabric softener is pretty bad. I’m not one of those people that’s totally anti chemicals. I use Clorox wipes and BarKeepers (the best cleaner ever) and other stuff. But fabric softener has too many chemicals to use for something that’s not necessary.
Oh, an old army trick is to use dry paper towels to polish up your taps and chrome when they have dried water marks. Works a treat with mirrors too.
Girl I LOVE you!!!! Your so hilarious!!!! Thanks for the great cleaning tips. :)
This was great!! What else do you use the baking soda and peroxide for? How much of each? ❤️❤️
I use it for touch stains and mold in the shower. I just mix them together to make a paste and let the paste sink on stuff. Works on burnt on pots and pans too.
I've been having so much with organizing hotspots i don't want to do basic daily cleaning, lol, thanks for this! Oh and P.S. I get pulp free coconut water (no chunks) mixed with pineapple juice so i can be healthy without the misery😂
i love green tea 🥺 and coconut water, but the clear one, no parts in it
Great hacks! I use baking soda and white vinegar for loads of things. As for the jewellery cleaning, just be aware that some gemstones are porous or semi porous so best to check online first to see if your gems fall into these categories. Hope that helps! 🌹
I’m from Brazil. I love coconut 🥥 water from the real fruit.. and not the one that come in a box. 😀
1:00 Grout Renew (includes a sealing agent in formula)is MAGIC for grout lines and lasts even after repeated washings‼️
I use this too. I’ve never found anything that works better!
Wrote it down on my shopping list. Can you tell me if it is hard to clean up between the cleaning and the sealing, and how you wipe up the cleanser before you seal it. Thanks.
@@GoogleUser-wx8mw The product is one-step, as the sealer & pigment is their formula, all in the one bottle. You paint it on the grout lines, wipe excess off, ie, any of the product that may have gotten on the tile itself, so you need a dampened cloth as you work. It’s very straightforward. The results are worth the effort! Mine still looks great! You can also opt to choose from various color options, if you don’t like the current grout color!
@@SueBoo2 Thank you!
@@GoogleUser-wx8mw Ditto what SueBoo said. Take your time to do it well and it'll look like you have a brand new floor. ;-)
I'm going to try the sponge in the fabric softener tip. Another advantage of that is that you'll have the same scent carrying over from your washer to the dryer. Sometimes my dryer sheets kinda clash/cancel out the softener scent from the washer because they are a different fragrance.
Love both green tea and coconut water! I live in So Florida and find coconut water refreshing!
Try "Taste Nirvana" coconut water. It's serve in a glass bottle. No chunks.
I have had some nasty coconut water but this brand is good.
Please don't ever wipe up toilet bowl cleaner again without gloves on. 😱
Thanks for all the helpful cleaning tips.
Take care of yourself. ♥️
Yea I noticed that the mr. Clean sponges are $ i use baking soda instead it does the same thing.
If you mean magic sponge, they have them at dollar tree, but baking soda rules.
I agree on the coconut water and green tea. I am doing those dryer sponges!
You are looking good girl! I found that White saving cream will clean white grout the best. Just spread the shaving cream, let sit( go do something like fold a load of clothes come back and whip up with a damp cloth. All done ✔ no scrubing
When you get your grout cleaned you need to put down a sealer to keep the grout from getting dirty again.. Most of these hack, are called hacks for a reason:)
A grout sealer?! Does not require a professional? I just cleaned grout. Time for a trip to the hardware store! Thanks for the tip. If you can recommend a good brand, I'd be grateful.
When I was young, my mom showed me how to make the baking soda / peroxide paste to brush my teeth! 😂
@Selenity13 The baking soda is bad for teeth. Destroys enamel so it makes your teeth more prone to staining and weaker.
@@notavailable5911 do you buy a special charcoal or just the regular barbeque charcoal?
@@BbGun-lw5vi Toothpaste is abrasive. Some toothpastes have baking soda, peroxide too.
@@joycegreer9391 They usually don’t have a huge amount of baking soda or peroxide. Applying these two directly is a lot more aggressive.
@@BbGun-lw5vi Hmm. Still, toothpaste is abrasive anyway.
Lol i actually love green tea and coconut water taste soo good imo! For real the chunks are my fav!
This was awesome 😎. Amen Girl, I feel the same
I’ve read that toilet bowl cleaner should never be used on grout.
Coconut water is delicious when it is pure. As soon as there is stuff added to it like antioxidants or sugar and piecses its disgusting. Try pure one. And i like green tea with jasmine.
Yes yes yes! It is delicious!
Yes Can't say I agree with the video on green tea or coconut water. If you aren't a tea person that's fine but using the word disgusting and butt is a bit harsh.
@Salma Ibrahim I still remember drinking coconut water in Puerto Rico from the coconut and that was over 45 years ago...
@@ruthmgonigle5914 Yes, that turned me off. Green tea is not nasty and plenty of people love it.
Hahaha..... hate green tea but love, love coconut water - it's delish and instantly hydrating! Great cleaning tips Cas, thanks again 😍
thank you