â@@noahphipps1261 No! It even says it on the channel banner. The magic is ruined a bit lol but can't say that I didn't see something like this coming.
@@ruolov1 Oh absolutely, and Iâm aware of how cheap and easy it is. Spent my fair share caulking joints. Just pointing it out for folks who may not know. A toothbrush is a bit abrasive and can remove the silicone over time.
I wear a glove and stick my hand in the garbage disposal and clean it that way. You can feel all the nasty sludge and grime and clean it way better than a brush cuz you can feel when it's perfectly clean. I also have hot water running while doing it. đ„°
You can also run a bunch of ice (with water of course) through it, and it grabs gunk and wipes it away! If it still smells bad, try adding citrus or baking soda or vinegar with the ice. Good luck!
Bro my mom makes me do this everyday , we're Arabs and she hates it when something isn't clean so basically right now I myself can't handle seeing the sink unclean even in the slightest so I do this at the end of the day when I'm not using it , except the baking soda , that's once a week :)
This may seem like common knowledge to some people but I love your videos. There is no shame in learning new ways to make life better. And if anything your videos are just filled with good energy. I dont know how to describe it but your videos are great for grounding myself when anxiety is so high that I get too overwhelmed.
I'd rinse before you put the vinegar in. You're just neutralizing the baking soda and vinegar by combining them. But if you do them separately by rinsing in between you'll get the benefits of high and low pH cleaning. Also, stuff a bunch of icecubes in the disposal and grind them up. Can help sharpen the blades a little bit
Oh also, you should turn off the garbage disposal breaker, you donât have to unplug it after that, sometimes unplugging the disposal with the outlet off can cause a big spark. (i learned it the hard way)
DONT EVER PUT ANY TYPE OF PEELS CITRUS OR LEMON AS MANY DIYS TELL YOU. from a plumber here, thats a bad idea. But go ahead and clog up your disposal if you want
Using vinegar with baking soda doesn't clean anything, it neutralizes each other so it basically makes salty water however if you use them individually it's better for cleaning.
To answer that question... the sink is cleaned regularly- at least a few times a week, the drain twice a month and yes to the toothbrush. Alos don't forget the faucet and the dishwasher spout that sits on atop the counter. Remember the dishwasher needs a little TLC as well. I was once that freak that cleaned all my appliances, washer dryer. I couldn't stop laughing when my ex found the big screen TV in pieces after coming back early from work COULDN'T count on Sears to be on time. Vacuum cleaner is also a must, they reak when neglected (onve had an in-law use my $2,400 machine as a wet-dry vac on wet banana TF, - thats a nope!
Doing the baking soda and vinegar in your sink and let it sitfor 5 minutes and then pour boiling water down the drain will clear partially blocked drains. It may not seem to work, but let it sit for 2-3 hours and the sink will drain free.
Great advice but a think Brillo pad is more then enough for all of this. They pretty much instantly clean everything off, donât leave scratches even on Teflon and stuff, really easy to clean and cheap as hell. Every time I clean something in my kitchen I use one, I also cut them in half or even thirds because you donât need the whole pad and it even gets in the way sometimes.
Every time I peel an orange, basically everyday, I just toss it down the sink. It smells so good and cleans the blades. If I get a bad orange in my little mandarin bag every so often I just toss the whole thing down đ
If you don't have a cleaning toothbrush, a butter knife against the scrubber or dishcloth works great, too. And no risk of a little one putting a cleaning toothbrush in their mouth.
Garbage disposal is the worst thing for your drain. Never put stuff down the sink other than liquids and no, no grease. If you want the citrus you can use lemon juice or lime juice
and remember hot water is supposed to be 120° if you have a gas tankless or propane tankless water heater , or 125 if you have a old school water heater because back when the old school water heaters were made they didn't know what 120 was apparently. mine's not old old but it is old school style. tanked water heater standard water heater electric I have to set to it to 125 because if you go below 120 you'll grow Legionella not to mention your cleaning task won't do very well. if you need hot water . but on the flip side, you should have anti-scolding for all your fixtures were you can wash your hands or your body. cuz 120 will burn you within 8 minutes. these temperatures I mentioned are in Fahrenheit
OCD isnât about organizing constantly and cleaning you could vary well have ocd and be really messy and unorganized. OCD is basically over obsessing on the little things but itâs very painful because they canât control it because they think something bad could happen and it an over lingering thought. I babysat a child who did and would scream constantly but she wasnât a clean person itâs the little things they canât control. They may do multiple things like repeating words, cleaning skin constantly till it could bleed and hurt them, over fixate on stuff. Itâs not necessarily cleaning. Thatâs the knowledge I have of it Iâm not a psychologist but people can feel free to correct or add more stuff
â@churchofsatan7873 Well many with OCD do over clean and clean and clean. I knew a lady who was scrubbing her driveway with a toothbrush. She also washed her kids raw in the tub.
I was raised to clean my sink everyday, you canât cook or even do the dishes in my opinion with a dirty sink. First step always clean your counters and sink to avoid cros contamination
My man got a new kitchen, good for him some of the I my good that on social media, I do this every other day btw yâall donât be nasty and clean your sinks often I spray bleach in mine along with the soap
Ok do not put citrus peels in your garbage disposal speaking as a plumber this will jam it up. Best way to clean it fill with ice turn on the tap just a trickle and turn on your garbage disposal
This guy just needs his own show it's like the food network raised him
This channel is owned and run by a huge tv network
â@@Lewis94CZcamswow, just looked into it and this was created by USA Today. HES AN INDUSTRY PLANT!!! Lol atleast theres no politics
â@@noahphipps1261 No! It even says it on the channel banner. The magic is ruined a bit lol but can't say that I didn't see something like this coming.
Makes it worse that it's owned by a network...he deserves all of it!
Magic Johnson son
We need to protect this corner of the internet at all costs
The more you say that the more vulnerable this side of the internet will be. It'll be alright
Let's find a new saying...at all costs
Just be careful in those caulked areas, donât want to remove the silicone over time!
Definitely probably wanna use a soft bristled brush đ the silicone was my first thought when I saw that tooth brush
True.
Right
Just re-caulk them if that happens. It's like 10 dollar items from Home Depot
@@ruolov1 Oh absolutely, and Iâm aware of how cheap and easy it is. Spent my fair share caulking joints. Just pointing it out for folks who may not know. A toothbrush is a bit abrasive and can remove the silicone over time.
Simple ingredients like this are great for cleaning! Often there's no need to buy a specialized product
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Great ideas-will useđđżâșïž
I clean my garbage disposal with lemons, ice and vinegar but never thought to actually scrub the inside.
Great idea!!
I wear a glove and stick my hand in the garbage disposal and clean it that way. You can feel all the nasty sludge and grime and clean it way better than a brush cuz you can feel when it's perfectly clean. I also have hot water running while doing it. đ„°
I think a time or two I did it 20 years ago.... glad for the reminder đïž
The citrus rinds are a nice touch.
Thank you for this.. my garbage disposal has BAD BREATH!!đ«
Make sure to rinse only with cold water after you disposed fatty stuff.
You can also run a bunch of ice (with water of course) through it, and it grabs gunk and wipes it away! If it still smells bad, try adding citrus or baking soda or vinegar with the ice. Good luck!
If you have a stainless steel sink a scrubdaddy and barkeepers friend are super good!
If you have a stainless steel sink, use Bar Keepers Friend if you have it.
My co worker told me about this stuff
This channel is so wholesome, I just love it. â€
Glad you enjoy it!
Bro my mom makes me do this everyday , we're Arabs and she hates it when something isn't clean so basically right now I myself can't handle seeing the sink unclean even in the slightest so I do this at the end of the day when I'm not using it , except the baking soda , that's once a week :)
Please donât brush the seals of the sink. That will cause disruption to the adhesive and your sink if itâs under mount will soon fail
Baking soda + vinegar neutralize eachother. Add them in different steps so they each be effective on their own.
Itâs the fizzing that does the work.
This may seem like common knowledge to some people but I love your videos. There is no shame in learning new ways to make life better. And if anything your videos are just filled with good energy. I dont know how to describe it but your videos are great for grounding myself when anxiety is so high that I get too overwhelmed.
I'd rinse before you put the vinegar in. You're just neutralizing the baking soda and vinegar by combining them. But if you do them separately by rinsing in between you'll get the benefits of high and low pH cleaning.
Also, stuff a bunch of icecubes in the disposal and grind them up. Can help sharpen the blades a little bit
This guy is useful
"When are you cleaning your sink?" Every day... It's part of cleaning the kitchen.
I scrolled too far to find this comment.
Bless you, my friend. Stay clean! đ
Oh also, you should turn off the garbage disposal breaker, you donât have to unplug it after that, sometimes unplugging the disposal with the outlet off can cause a big spark. (i learned it the hard way)
Only thing I would say is careful scrubbing the joints, sometimes you can damage the sealant. Love the content man!
I would die for this man I've never met
Baking soda,soap,vinegar and ice is awesome for diy cleanse..but be cautious of how often and how much citrus peels go into the disposalđ
DONT EVER PUT ANY TYPE OF PEELS CITRUS OR LEMON AS MANY DIYS TELL YOU. from a plumber here, thats a bad idea. But go ahead and clog up your disposal if you want
I heard the same thing. They become a rubber band consistency. I don't have a disposal but as soon as I saw them I was like nope.
Using vinegar with baking soda doesn't clean anything, it neutralizes each other so it basically makes salty water however if you use them individually it's better for cleaning.
But.. but, it fizzes upđ
Vinegar and baking soda cancel out each other. The combination does nothing but fizz. Just use them separately.
Itâs the fizz thatâs doing the work. :)
You can use bon Ami along with the dish soap on that porcelain! Works great
To answer that question... the sink is cleaned regularly- at least a few times a week, the drain twice a month and yes to the toothbrush. Alos don't forget the faucet and the dishwasher spout that sits on atop the counter. Remember the dishwasher needs a little TLC as well.
I was once that freak that cleaned all my appliances, washer dryer. I couldn't stop laughing when my ex found the big screen TV in pieces after coming back early from work COULDN'T count on Sears to be on time. Vacuum cleaner is also a must, they reak when neglected (onve had an in-law use my $2,400 machine as a wet-dry vac on wet banana TF, - thats a nope!
Ahhh this was so refreshing canât wait to do this when I get home
I enjoy your you tube posts. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
I NEED to do all of thisđ
Baking soda neutralizes vinegar and vinegar neutralizes baking soda. Just use one or the other
Itâs the fizzing that does the work by breaking up anything stuck.
đI liked the endingđ€After cleaning, it leaves a lemon scent. Perfect!
His videos are actually quite helpful. I dealt with my disposal problems by removing it altogether--haven't had any problems since...
Bro knows everything heâs the god of knowledge
Frreal
Hahaha yup đ
Thank you!
Once more super handy vinegar makes an appearance đ
when is it not super handy dandy?
â@@shaxxmeer when used with baking soda
â@@ste9112true. Hahaha
@@evelynfarfellwooosh1219 i don't get all the baking soda and vinegar thing, that mixture will never work
@@ste9112??? it actually unclogged my drain, so iâm confused?
Nice tip thank you
Doing the baking soda and vinegar in your sink and let it sitfor 5 minutes and then pour boiling water down the drain will clear partially blocked drains. It may not seem to work, but let it sit for 2-3 hours and the sink will drain free.
This dude teaches you what you really need to know, school teaches what they think you need to know
I just love this guy!!!!! Awesome content đđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđđ
Great advice but a think Brillo pad is more then enough for all of this. They pretty much instantly clean everything off, donât leave scratches even on Teflon and stuff, really easy to clean and cheap as hell. Every time I clean something in my kitchen I use one, I also cut them in half or even thirds because you donât need the whole pad and it even gets in the way sometimes.
For the disposal, buy a toilet brush dedicated to only that.
Sounds like the the right handy dandy tool to me!!
I wish all black guys were like this extremely knowledgeable, friendly, humble, and useful chap.
Every time I peel an orange, basically everyday, I just toss it down the sink. It smells so good and cleans the blades. If I get a bad orange in my little mandarin bag every so often I just toss the whole thing down đ
This guy makes my day lol. I almost always learn something new
You can also use cream of tartar to clean your drains instead of baking soda
awesome tips! thanks! đđ»âșïž
You look like a good guy , i wish you are in good health too .
This is fabulous. I could watch you all day.
Thank you for sharing this video with your viewers.
He had the perfect place and time to say âand let that sink inâ but he missed it
Thank you so much nd I'd love to have more remedies please
Uncle Dude is at it again! Bout to go clean my sink now.
If you don't have a cleaning toothbrush, a butter knife against the scrubber or dishcloth works great, too. And no risk of a little one putting a cleaning toothbrush in their mouth.
Also use ice cubes along with citrus peel to help maintain disposal
this guy could literally convince me anything i swear
Wash the sink before and after dishes. Afterwards shine the sink as well. Keeps things clean and looking nice
Your channel is great man!
Can you please do a video on how to clean the drain outlet in washing machine? Or inside of an oven/otg (P.s. ur videos are really helpful)â€đ
i love this guyđ„șđ„și think we woulda been besties in HSđđ«¶
You can also blend ice in the disposal to really get it clean
Garbage disposal is the worst thing for your drain. Never put stuff down the sink other than liquids and no, no grease. If you want the citrus you can use lemon juice or lime juice
We clean our sink daily after all dishes as washed. Sinks, sponges, and cleaning rags get disinfected with diluted bleach at least every other day.
ever since i started watching you my credit increased 80 pts
Thanks man
Who is not cleaning the sink before they wash the dishes. I can feel my bottom getting warmed at the thought of having a dirty sink đ
This mean a lot to meâ€
and remember hot water is supposed to be 120° if you have a gas tankless or propane tankless water heater , or 125 if you have a old school water heater because back when the old school water heaters were made they didn't know what 120 was apparently. mine's not old old but it is old school style. tanked water heater standard water heater electric I have to set to it to 125 because if you go below 120 you'll grow Legionella not to mention your cleaning task won't do very well. if you need hot water . but on the flip side, you should have anti-scolding for all your fixtures were you can wash your hands or your body. cuz 120 will burn you within 8 minutes. these temperatures I mentioned are in Fahrenheit
Also a good idea to learn how to clean your dishwasher, washing machine, and the loose lint from your dryer and dryer vent.
Iâve actually learned not to use a sponge as much anymore, because it spreads bacteriaâ€
If there is soap on it, logically it shouldn't be spreading bacteria because soap kills bacteria.
Get a scrub Daddy, and/or put it on a plate in the microwave for about 10 to 20 seconds
So what do you use?
That's only if you don't wash and sanitize them.
You have to disinfect your sponges. I use diluted bleach for a few minutes. (yes, it wears out the sponge material faster, but I don't care)
Gotta go with the Dawn. It saves baby ducks and all.
Love these shorts. Good info and no BS.
Like your videos. Where are you from?
I do that myself to clean my sink. I will add the vinegar next time. Thanks for sharing â€â€
I actually wash my
sink all the time! I sure love watching this guy tho! Idk why but watching his videos takes away my stress! đ
I know!! I like to watch OTHER PEOPLE clean!! (Just not me!). And It IS relaxing!!
Amazing â€
Him and Marie Kondo should have a show for OCD people
Tell me you don't know what OCD is without telling me you don't know what OCD is
OCD isnât about organizing constantly and cleaning you could vary well have ocd and be really messy and unorganized. OCD is basically over obsessing on the little things but itâs very painful because they canât control it because they think something bad could happen and it an over lingering thought. I babysat a child who did and would scream constantly but she wasnât a clean person itâs the little things they canât control. They may do multiple things like repeating words, cleaning skin constantly till it could bleed and hurt them, over fixate on stuff. Itâs not necessarily cleaning. Thatâs the knowledge I have of it Iâm not a psychologist but people can feel free to correct or add more stuff
â@churchofsatan7873 Well many with OCD do over clean and clean and clean. I knew a lady who was scrubbing her driveway with a toothbrush. She also washed her kids raw in the tub.
The citrus peel wonât damage the disposal?
My nigga Jordan Peele doin his thang
Great idea
Ummmm with undermount sinks be careful when scrubbing cause u can remove seall and cause moisture and water damage to occur to cabinets and floor
Can I ask? In the UK we don't have a garbage disposal unit. Well i dont anyway. The baking soda and vinegar, does it work on a regular sink?
Yes it does.
I love your videos. My new bestie! :)
If you have a stainless steel sink Mr clean eraser works great. Then follow up with a stainless steel polish
I was raised to clean my sink everyday, you canât cook or even do the dishes in my opinion with a dirty sink.
First step always clean your counters and sink to avoid cros contamination
How often should we clean our sink like this?
In Armenians & Middle eastern households⊠our Moms clean the sink like every night after the day is done. Love em so much!
Momma raised him right
Thank you
He makes me think of food Network people he needs a show or needs to be on QVC lol
I wash my sink once or twice a week. I try leave as little residue on it as possible, it makes for easy cleaning.
Iâve been doing this dor years and it WORKS
Donât use the baking soda technique if you donât have PVC pipes for your drain, it will rot away.
I tried baking soda and vinegar but drain still smells. Any ideas?
My mom cleans her stainless steel sink every time she's done dishes đ
I think most people do.
My man got a new kitchen, good for him some of the I my good that on social media, I do this every other day btw yâall donât be nasty and clean your sinks often I spray bleach in mine along with the soap
Can you give some suggestion for cleaning wooden doors đȘ without having to buy expensive cleaning material â€
Murphy's Oil Soap is good.
I use a little squirt of dawn and ice to clean the disposal. I dont stick things down there.
This man is Sky Williams in a different timeline.
Ok do not put citrus peels in your garbage disposal speaking as a plumber this will jam it up. Best way to clean it fill with ice turn on the tap just a trickle and turn on your garbage disposal
I clean my sink every time I wash dishes and once a week I use good old comet .