Trying the GO CLEAN CO CLEANING METHOD to DEEP CLEAN KITCHEN | Cleaning Tips & Hacks
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- Todays video was requested by multiple people on Instagram and that is testing out the Instagram account Go Clean Co Cleaning method in the kitchen of my home. Go Clean Co is a very popular account sharing all kinds of cleaning hacks and she had a specific post on how to best deep clean a kitchen. I took tons of notes and followed her method in this video! I have affiliate links to a ton of what I used in the video below.
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U can use your bathtub to clean your stove grates. Just spray them with the dawn power wash and let them sit a few minutes.
For the stove grill thingys, you can put them in a bathtub to soak with the dishwasher pod, since you have a double sink 😊
I clean my fridge shelves in the bathtub lol
same for the grease trap for the hood vent! highly recommend just putting them all in the tub and soaking in either the dishwasher pod or a degreaser like dawn dish soap
I was coming on here to say to use your tub as well for soaking large things
but put a towel underneath them, so that they don't scratch the surface of the bathtub!
I came here to say the same thing!
I clean my oven vents by putting hot water in my sink with some OxiClean. Comes out great every time.
For the disposal I keep a toilet brush only for the disposal. I spray the brush with power wash , stick it in the disposal and scrub the crap out of it. As you SLOWLY pull the brush out of the disposal I twist it to clean the underside of the rubber flange. If you just yank the brush out fast it will flip crud all over your kitchen (and you). It’s amazing and absolutely disgusting how much crud accumulates on the underside of the flange.
Also bar keepers friend is great on the stove and stainless steal. Will clean it perfectly
For the hood range grease trap, she gave a suggestion of leaving it in the sink with hot water and Mr. Clean. I did it and mines was just as bad as yours and it ended up looking new and silver. I think I let it sit all day or up until I needed to cook. (I had started cleaning in the AM)
Mai, spray the stove filter (grease trap) thing with Method degreaser. Let set for awhile then spray off with water in sink and they look spotless! Just did it tonight !
You can put your stove racks in the bathtub, just make sure that you lay an old towel on the bottom so that you don't scratch the tub. For the "grease trap" you should first spray it with easy off and then put into the dishwasher
I used oxiclean to soak the grease traps, which was effective.
a tip for reusing old towels and washcloths, they make really good "un-paper towels". If you don't have a sewing machine to zigzag stitch(or serger) to finish the cut ends, a washcloth is a good option. If you do have a sewing machine(or serger), you can cut up old towels to whatever size you want(customized size!) and stitch(with a COTTON thread) over the edges to prevent them from fraying. They get washed with towels. They are a very absorbent and eco-friendly option as you're getting even more use out of the raw product and consuming less paper towels. I actually like using them better for cleaning and around the kitchen messes.
I have a little shelf in my kitchen where i store a stack of them.
Hi Mai! Use your bath tub to clean the stove grills. There are markers in the cleaning section at Walmart to hide the white spots on your cabinets.
This was so satisfying to watch, Mai! I absolutely love your channel. Your personality is awesome and your content is the best. Love it! I’m so happy I found your channel 🙂❤️
The bathtub works great for cleaning the oven racks. You can use fabric softener sheets in the water.
Also a Go Clean Co staple - Bar Keepers Friend soft cleanser is a lifesaver! You can use it on stainless, sinks, toilets - so many things!!!
Here for the consistency - you go girl!!!!
I love go clean go! Take your stove grates and fill your tub with hot Water and a couple of dishwashers tabs. Then rinse them!!!!!
Good morning Mai!!! Yayyyy great content to start the day
Love your channel. You can stick your stove top grill in the oven and put it on self clean mode.It burns everything off and then when it done you just take a Rough brush and brush off the access and then whip off or rinse it. That’s what I do with mine and I love how they come out.
I LOVE your kitchen cleaning videos!!! This video is one of my favorites!
The Method's degreaser in the silver is awesome and doesn't give me a headache like most of their products do. I've purchased multiple bottles and it works great. Super affordable and easily found at Target.
I love this video because we can see you live a real life, you're kitchen is not perfect like so many others in their videos, with your video we can see an effect and it's a real house with kids and not someone who is cleaning the whole day. I love this video so much and I like your personality and honesty I am impressed. You are the first one who is really real. Thank you for your time and effort
I have a sink like yours. I clean my stove grates in the bathroom. Just make sure to lay a towel down so you don't scratch your tub. Another way is to put them in a trash bag with degreaser let them sit in the bag closed for a couple hours then rinse them off with your hose or hot water.
You might not like cleaning but you are so good at it. I like your videos, thank you for sharing.
Loved this video! So much info.
Just prior to watching your video I grabbed my coffee and avoided the obvious mess as I slunk out of my kitchen. This was perfect motivation to get it clean! I like how thorough GoCleanCo is and you're such fun to watch. Please do more of her methods, Mai! My whole house needs a deep clean and you're the perfect butt kick I need. XXOO ❤️
I love Go Clean Co! I stumbled across her page a few months ago and have been cleaning this way ever since and it has made such a difference! I always get comments how clean my floors look and I love that her methods truly disinfect 🙌🏻
You did a great job cleaning your kitchen!! It feels wonderful to work in a clean tidy sanitized kitchen ;)
Go clean go, go, go Mai go, Love watching your videos Mia, you make every task fun!!!
inspiring work-out!!! haha excellent product recommendations!
Ok I’m intrigued by the laundry detergent for everything trick. I’m going to be picking that up and cleaning the heck out of my kitchen this weekend and I couldn’t be more excited.
Another great video!!
I love the GO CLEAN CO method and cleaner suggestions!! Mr. Clean Original work's great on grease. Love watching your CZcams!
FINALLY bought scrub daddy power paste after watching you use it so many times. I LOVE IT. I now recommend it to every single person I know. Thank you!!!❤🙌
Loved this! Thank you so much!
I used the Method Degreaser on my grease thing and it worked pretty good. I sprayed it and let it sit, used an old toothbrush to scrub it, rinsed, then washed it with soap and water.
You can try stainless steel paint!!! it will make yoyr fridge like new!!!
Looks amazing!!!!!
Wow that was really good,, I'll have to try that. Thank you for sharing.
This is so good. I really need to do this, I’m going to do the sections method one section afterwork each day this week.
There is something called “range hood filter paper” that attaches with magnets over your stove. So you just throw that away periodically instead of having to wash the one you’re washing. Amazon has it and it comes with magnets.
I love that idea I'm gonna try that this weekend haven't tried using laundry soap to mop my floors yet but gonna try that too thank you for the video😊
you could soak you grillthingies in a plastik tub, what i found works also really well for greasy things is detergent for white clothes
Never heard of this method thank you
Great reminder for bits you might forget to do. Have always done my kick plates and you will definitely find it loads quicker once you're doing regularly.
I also use laundry detergent to clean the kitchen cabinets because it removes the grease so effectively. It's especially helpful for cleaning the top of the kitchen upper cabinets... which I do maybe once a year 😂.
However, I have never cleaned my floors with it... I will try that too.
For cleaning your extractor filter, I would recommend the following :
Take a deep baking sheet... big enough to put the filter in (or in the shower or bathtub). Then pour washing powder over the heavily soiled areas, place a towel, or some cleaning rags on top and carefully fill the baking tray with boiling hot water, till the filter is covered, or at least the cloth on it gets wet.
Soak it overnight, or at least for a few hours.
This is how I got a 20 year old and heavily greasy filter clean again... without scrubbing.
I put wax paper on the tops of our cabinets and replace it every spring. This keeps them clean and I never have to scrub them - just lightly wash them because dust gets under the wax paper a bit. This tip is originally from “Be my guest Denise Cooper”.
@@jenniferrumsey9887 Never thought of that... but it's a good idea. Maybe I'll try that too.
At the moment I have old, cheap wallpaper on my upper cabinets, which I have attached with a bit tape.
I do the grates from stove and oven right in the bathtub. Same goes for the shelves and drawers in fridge
Hood filter = “grease trap”. That’s what it’s called. Also you should probably use a clean solution in the sink for every section…this way you’re not spreading old water and germs on the new section that you’re cleaning.
Looks lovely
I soak my hood vent cover in hot, hot water and the original blue Dawn dish soap in my kitchen sink. I let the cover soak for 15-30 mins, then rotate it to soak the other end because my sink is like yours and I can't fit the cover fully in the sink. After soaking the cover, I then use my Rubbermaid scrubbing brush (more powerful toothbrush) to do a final scrub. Mine came out looking like new, and that is saying something when it is 40+ years old (original vent fan from when the house was built in 1977). Love your content! You always make me smile when I watch your videos.
For your grates on the stove put in large trash bag with ammonia and set for 24 hours. For the screen over the stove spray with simple green and set for 30 minutes and then rinse.
Boiling the grease traps is the best/easiest way to clean those suckers.
Why is this so satisfying to watch?
Also can we do a North Dallas suburbs outdoor meet up?!
I have heard that one way to help clean the stove grates is to put them in trash bag with 1/4 cup ammonia and tie it up tight. Leave it overnight - I would put the bag in the garage or outside. Wipe it off the next day and scrub any remaining gunk with baking soda. Also, one way to make stove top cleaning much easier is to wipe it off every night. If there are any spills or grease, I use a little dish detergent, otherwise, just water and a microfiber cloth. It only takes a minute or two and keeps my stove top looking good.
I loved this, my kitchen definitely needs this to happen 😬
OK this works like a charm for Cleaning oven vent filters. Boil hot water put it in your sink, you just need it deep enough for the filter to lay under the water. Add a 1/3 cup of baking soda 4 or 5 squirts of dish soap and let it sit for 10 minutes, it’ll come out clean as can be!
I love disinfecting my kitchen and bathroom. Great video.
After I clean out the sink, I fill one with the hottest water, Tide and bleach but I add a little more bleach. Then I add the dish drying rack with utensil holder and allow it to soak a bit. Make sure your hot water is deep enough to cover the dish rack. After soaking I scrub top and bottom ensuring I cover all the surfaces. The utensil cup tends to get really dirty so scrub it as well. I give the rack a final inspection and if satisfied, I drain the water and scrub the sink as well. I use the sprayer to rinse everything with super hot water. Now I’m happy to put my freshly washed dishes in it to dry.
Looks great! I absolutely LOVE their method of cleaning...I use it often...it's the ONLY way I mop my floors. 🙂
Great video thank you
Yay! I'm so proud of you! You did an awesome job, congrats! I live in GCC's city so I'm a proud supporter. She (or her team) is actually at my friend's home cleaning it as I type this lol.
Hello fellow Cochranite!
@@thebumbleb3106 oh I meant Calgary lol
For the stove grease catcher Mr. Clean works wonders in that!
Great tips!! I use a swifter wet wipes and see so many people using the o'cedar. Thinking I should invest in one.
Great video I really enjoyed it. For the grease trap (haha) fill your tub to just cover the trap with very hot water and some vinegar. Sprinkle trap with baking soda and soak in the water-vinegar mixture and put something on top to hold it down (I use a metal meat mallet) for about 10 minutes. Then scrub with a little dish soap and they will look new. I do it once a month :)
Little known fact. If you clean house with no shoes on you will be twice as tired at the end of the day as if you wear shoes. I'm glad to see you had yours on. Kills me that so many you tubers who do cleaning vids don't wear shoes. I you don't wear shoes in. your home then keep a clean pair only for housework days. After 40 years of cleaning my house, I can tell you it makes a huge difference.
I need this cleaning motivation tiday
Great Video….Thank You!
Now I have to try this [; Thank you Mai
Sometimes you can purchase a new fridge door without replacing the whole fridge.
For my stove grates (which aren't as big as your's) I put them on the top rack inside my cold oven. On the bottom rack I put an empty baking dish and on the middle rack another empty baking dish. (If you only have two oven racks then put one baking dish sideways over the bottom baking dish so it's suspended over the top and not sitting inside it.) Now pour 1 cup of straight ammonia in the top baking dish and then fill the bottom baking dish half way with boiling water. Close up the oven and leave it sit overnight or at least 5 or so hours. When you open the oven it's really easy to wipe down the oven, the racks and the stove grates. Be careful to dispose of the ammonia or put it back in the bottle to be used again another day.
You can try some fine steel wool on your fridge to minimize those scratches.
First time watching your videos. You did great! You can order the stove knob on Amazon. Make sure you order the correct for your model. Put your emergency contact sheet in a clear protector sheet.
Hi! I use a pumice stone to clean my stove grates and it works really well. Also, I cleaned my grease filter the exact same way.. dawn power wash and a brush. The only difference was I scrubbed when it was flat and then put it through the dishwasher and it came out looking almost brand new. We never cleaned it and it was really bad. =)
I soak the filter in hot water and simple green. For the disposal, first run it, then add 1/4 c of baking soda, wait 15 minutes, add 1 c vinegar, run disposal, wait for it to finish bubbling, then rinse with hot water, run disposal 10 seconds with hot water.
For the hood range filters(correction: apparently they are called grease traps lol), I like to use boiling water, baking soda and dish soap. I fill the sink with them and put the grease traps in it. I was told not all grease traps were dishwasher safe so I never put mine in the dishwasher. So far this technique has been working for me.:)
For the hood vent filter thingy.. I put it in the sink and sprayed “easy off degreaser” on it and let it sit for about 30 minutes. I went in with a brush and just scrubbed front and back and it came off so easily. Just thoroughly rinse with water after it’s done
Not sure if your grill is stainless steel... it looks like it is, but the scrub daddy power paste says not to use on stainless steel and I actually used it on something and it started taking the finish off! Just wanted to let you know ☺️
Very hot water with soap and baking soda (if it can fit in a pot and boiled even better) to clean the grill grease trap thingy
You've inspire me to clean my kickplate. :P I think it's odd GCG suggests bleach in super hot water. Bleach is only effective in tepid water. Hot water dissolves its active ingredient. And bleach should always be rinsed off. I use ammonia for deep clean disinfecting, which does not need to be rinsed off, and it doesn't ruin fabric dyes. It's often in glass cleaners. But bleach and ammonia make deadly toxic fumes when mixed. I don't have any bleach cleaners in my house to avoid an accident.
I am absolutely not a chemist, but I found this article that is helpful www.apartmenttherapy.com/bleach-and-hot-water-36653185
GCG takes its chemical mixing very seriously and constantly warns people what not to mix together. Besides "bleach pray love" her other motto is "water bleach and powdered tide, anything else and you'll need an ambulance ride", or something like that. She also always goes over everything with water two or three times after using bleach to make sure she got everything off.
You don't need toxic cleaners at all. It is better for yourself and the enviremont.
My go-to kitchen cleaner is hot water, DAWN, and bleach. I know it is because it is what my parents used when I was growing up. 😁
Also get some krud cutter, it’s amazing on almost anything, but amazing on grease!😃
I also put my dish drainer from the one side of my sink through the dishwasher frequently.
Bleach and tide were and are the go to cleaning and disinfecting products for almost everything in our house from kitchen, bathroom and clothes since my granmothers time, they are cost effective too. The filter probably needed another circle I put mine in the dishwasher every month and it is like new try it.
Lemon peels will really clean the garbage disposal. Just throw them in and run the disposal. The flange just comes right out and can go in the dishwasher. It can also be easily replaced if it’s no longer in good shape.
I put my stove grates like yours in my dishwasher. Or weather permitting I take them outside and spray with oven cleaner and scrub.
Also for a degreaser, I use dawn dish soap, I like to soak my hood filter in the sink with dawn
Microfiber is (usually) fine with bleach! I use my colored microfiber cloths with this solution from Go Clean Co and don't have any issues!
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Those stove grills come pretty clean after being put in a $tree XXL storage bag with 1 C of Pneumonia (non sudsing) seal it well and leave overnight. Then open and rinse everything with lots of water, beware of fumes. Loosens gunk so may still need to use an old toothbrush to scrub, but way easier!
For the screen over your stove Lowes or home depot has a degreeser and u spray it on your screen wait like 10 mins and just take a little brush scrubby and rinse with hot water and it comes out beautiful
Hi
All ur videos r very motivating ,
One tip for ur hood / chimney, degrease it by using normal white toothpaste, it cleans very easily without mess, nd also u can clean ur kitchen tiles nd gas range with white toothpaste,
Re: using sink for a bucket, I encourage you to wring out the dirty rag in the other side or into a bowl/bucket. That way you don't introduce dirty rag to cleaning/deoderizing solution. Even just wringing the rag without rinsing will help. Otherwise, you're just rubbing dirty water all over. I learned this from a professional cleaner.
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I have always said you don't need to buy lots of products to clean, and I don't and I don't follow the fad of buying all the trendy cleaning products in matching spray bottles, and I certainly don't use vinegar to clean as I can't stand the smell and I don't eat vinegar either, but great video Mai.😽 🌷
I feel like already do some of those methods as for the kitchen grates I just put them in the dishwasher from time to time
We scrape off all food off our dishes before putting in the dishwasher then every 2 weeks we use a dishwasher cleaning tablet - it’s a finish in wash dishwasher cleaner and it cleans the dishwasher and I am sure all the grime in the pipes .
I had an idea for your fridge scratches and I Googled it, so it seems it is actually done. Back in the day, people would use toothpaste to repair scratches on theor cds. Apparently, people do the same for stainless steel surfaces. For reference, I would look up the wiki how for the CD scratches first and then look up the stainless steel repair. I know the wiki how is quite specific on the proper type of toothpaste that will get the job done.
I was wondering whether a sharpie on the wood scratches on cupboards too?
If you have a bathtub you can put the grills in the bathtub.
Dawn puts out a Dawn Degreaser spray that works wonderful but is hard to find. I put my grease filters in the dishwasher
I put my stove grates in my bathtub with really hot water and dawn, let it soak wiped away the grime with a sponge then repeated it again and they came out like new
I love gocleanco!
This was a very interesting video. I do have a question about the long term use on the cabinets and floors, will it dry out? Is there a step regarding using an oil or something to condition, like Murphy oil soap or Old English? Really interested in this subject matter
Probably on real wood that would be essential but laminate you have to be really careful not to scratch of shine.
For your vent filter Easy off will clean it right up.
Scratch B Gone Kit will take this scathes right off your refrigerator 😃