21 Cleaning Hacks That Will Blow Your Mind!
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0:00 - Introduction
0:30 - DIY Magic Eraser
1:18 - DIY Dawn Miracle Cleaner
2:13 - Essential Oil Shoe Deodorizers
2:45 - DIY Ice Pack
3:31 - Rubbing Alcohol Blind Cleaner
4:18 - Clean a Shower Head
5:23 - Towel Refresher
5:47 - Pool Noodle Boot Shaper
6:46 - Clean a Greasy Range Hood
7:28 - Baking Soda Insulated Mug Cleaner
8:10 - Aluminum Foil Scrubby
8:40 - Gold & Silver Cleaner
9:54 - Vinegar Laundry Booster
10:54 - All Purpose Scrub
12:45 - Post-it Note Detail Cleaner
13:23 - Essential Oil Vacuum Room Refresher
14:00 - Clean a Blender
14:33 - Cutting Board Refresher
15:29 - Dryer Sheet Baseboard Cleaner
16:06 - Washing Shoes
17:05 - Laundry Hacks
18:39 - Car Deodorizer
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Your essential oil hack could be dangerous for skin. Really you should dilute a few drops of essential oil in a teaspoon/so of a base/carrier oil. SOME essential oils CAN be used directly on skin, others will burn your skin, & sometimes the damage can be permanent. Essential oils are 'natural', but you do need to follow some rules to make sure you are using them safely. I'm aware the way you were using it was different, but you still have to be careful to dilute it first. I'm a qualified aromatherapist btw. Another safer way is to use a sprinkle of sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) in shoes, tap it out the next morning. Bicarb is great for eliminating odors and cleans & refreshes shoes. Same with carpets. Our daughter is allergic to/gets contact dermatitis to a lot of products, so we always make our own 'carpet powder' with plain old sodium bicarb and I often add food-safe orange extract, cinnamon powder or mint tea leaves to it to help 'perfume'/fragrance it. Works well!
I like that you opt for natural detergents and acids to clean instead of these harmful chemicals that we are flooded with on the market.
As a young adult, a friend of mine taught me to turn my clothes inside out before drying. In that way, the inside of the garment fades, while the outer side holds its color longer. I use a line now, and do the same thing.
Pro tip from a professional jeweler: use dish soap and cleaning ammonia instead of rubbing alcohol. This mimicks professional cleaning solution and won't ruin any jewelry. (Works even better in an ultrasonic cleaner too)
My daughter has played softball her entire life (now 17) travel ball, recreational ball, & school ball. I’d safely estimate that 90% of the teams she’s been on had WHITE as their either pant color or socks 🙄. One year while complaining about the insanity and trying to get and keep them clean all season long another mom told me to try a couple caps of MURPHY’S OIL (yes the hardwood cleaner) in the load of whites and they would come clean. I thought for sure that she was either crazy or without a doubt the oily residue left behind would make the laundry much worse but desperate I tried it and I was absolutely shocked at the results. It really works and doesn’t leave any residue. I actually use about 4 caps in all of my laundry now including my colors and my towels and it works amazingly. Way better than oxy clean or bleach or anything thing else I’ve ever tried. 😉
Thank you!
@@danielpropst8171 oooo I am definitely going to try Murphy soap!!!
I use regular crest toothpaste for cleaning jewelry and silver.
Yes, plug your sink! 😎
Another added benefit to your last hack about peppermint essential oil in the car: During this pandemic I drove a LOT less and there were times my car sat for weeks in the garage. I found out mice can find their way INTO your car (and mine is not an old model). My mechanic said there is no way to stop up all the potential openings. But mice are repelled by peppermint, so a few drops of peppermint on a cotton ball in your glove compartment has been enough to keep the mice out of my car. So no more nesting in my glove box. Whew!
Ewwwwww! Mice poop!!Ya they don't like mint!!!
Balsam Fir Oil is also a rodent repellent. There is a product made by “earthkind” for this reason, which has fir scented pouches of some kind of plant fibers. Of course these can be made at home. The box says that one bag lasts 30 days, (or just refresh the bags with a few drops of oil). They work great
This works great for travel trailers too. Our camper sits in outside storage, and while we sealed every possible entry point we could find, I like to spray peppermint oil in various places as well as open up a couple of bags of eucalyptus mint Epsom salts.
Excellent idea for the mice, especially with the mice we have here, that carry the Hantavirus! And mice can do so much damage too. Thanks!
Hmmm e just spent 150.00 at the dealership for cleaning out a squirrel nest from the heating fan case in the hubbies truck…. Getting that minty cotton ball in there today❣️ thank you so much
Lavender essential oil also retards mildew growth...and orange oil cuts grease, so they are both in the vinegar with a splash that I use to clean EVERYTHING! I clean professionally using Only home made solutions, so a Big Yay from me on the cleaning potions!
That’s a good idea. I have a ton of eucalyptus oil and the smell is incredible.
Plz share proportion of lavender and orange and vinegar ratio
What ratio do you use?
Not too scientific: I fill my spray bottle with up to 50/50 vinegar and water then add about 10-20 drops each of orange and lavender. I go heavy on the vinegar as I want to get oxygen bubbles when I add to baking soda for scrubbing and a bit of bleaching that's easy on my hands.
My dryer has a steam setting to reduce wrinkles. You might want to look closely at your dry settings and see if you have this setting and didn’t realize it 💕
So the essential oil in the vacuum tip reminded me of my Mom! She used to have a big old canister vac and she'd spritz a bit of her perfume in the bag. The house always smelled like White Diamonds! :)
I didn't use Elizabeth Taylor's 🤍💎 but my husband at that time loved a really expensive parfume and I couldn't stand the smell on me so he would spray the vacuum and our furnace humidifier. 🙄😷🤢 I had forgotten all about that until I read your comment. LOL
I love this! Thanks for sharing.
White Shoulders ❤️
Thanks to this tip I've damage my vacuum! Moist and dast trapped together-not good combination
Baking soda and damp sponge
With a fair degree of skepticism, I tried your hack for cleaning the overhead hood filters as that's been one of my pet peaves for quite some time. I've always used degreaser and have not been fully satisfied with results. To my very pleasant surprise, this hack did work really well. I used a cookie baking sheet instead of the bucket for the added benefit of getting it all done at one time. A quick rinse with hot water and done. Thanky you.
After soaking the shower head don’t just pour the vinegar down the drain. You can reuse it to freshen up your drain by first pouring down a quarter to a half cup of baking soda before pouring the vinegar in. Leave it sit for an hour or overnight if you’d like and then pour some boiling water through the drain. This will help clean out any grease and gunk that may be building up and help leave your bathroom smelling fresher.
Vinegar YUCK! There's better stuff,u can use,with a better sent!
@@micheleruddle-evans6507 The vinegar odor does not linger at all
@@micheleruddle-evans6507The scent may not be great but vinegar is a great odor neutralizer. Letting it sit in the drain with baking soda would definitely help diminish bad odors.
😳 Please do NOT use if you have old cast iron pipes! If the vinegar sits in there, it starts eating a hole, and yes, I speak from personal experience.
@@kywifette5415 Oh! That is good advice! Never thought about that.
This video is like 50 shades of clean my space... and I'm into it!
Funny
Except we're not dirty, we're clean 🤣
@@cleanmyspace nice one! 🤣
@@cleanmyspace Ha, interesting!😄
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"It really works people" I love cleaning so Housekeeping is a magic word to me. My holiday cleaning is a joy at the moment so thank you again.
Thanks for sharing!!
The best cleaning hack I've found is dish soap and white vinegar in a dispenser dish brush that you keep in the shower to scrub when needed. My shower has never been cleaner.
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Great idea! I like to clean the shower while I'm taking a shower. lol
Tip: A good way to clean between the keyboard keys: Use a makeup Fan Brush. Just get a cheap makeup fan brush, they fit right between the keys & you can use that to brush out all the dirt & if needed you can dip it in cleaning solution to kill germs.
I just vacuum w the fuzzy brush attachment
Love all these hacks. I pause the video after a hack, go do it in my home and start on the next one. It's a great motivator.
Alot of old school cleaning tricks, vacuum bags we always used dryer sheets
As a person who finds cleaning tasks exremely boring but trying to be an adult by dealing with her own sht anyways, i've found this video having full of brilliant info for me! Tysm❤
Have to say you always have good suggestions. Many of them are to me (72) not "Hacks" just sensible old fashioned ways of doing things from my Mum and Grandmother circa post WW2 UK.
For me, it's the dawn dish soap and vinegar solution. It's works for shower scum on tiles and tub surface, polishes the metal hardware and faucets. Spray all over shower, wait approx 15 minutes, then lightly scrub and rinse. Sparkling shine every time! Can also use in metal kitchen sink and faucets.
What ratio?
@@CarniBarbiethe ratio that Melissa said in the video.
My fave hack: I don't use dryer sheets in the dryer but I pop them inside cushions on the couch and it gives a nice fresh scent for about 3 months, you can also add essential oils to the sheet but need to check on the couch material first 😁
I find dryer sheets that aren’t used up in the dryer. Place one inside a pillowcase under the pillow. Also keep drawers fresh.
I put them at the bottom of my small trash cans, bathroom, bedroom, desk cans. Change the liner, change the dryer sheet. Usually lasts a couple weeks before it runs out of scent.
Sadly typical dryer sheet are Toxic
@@KingJamesBibleForTheWin ?
PUT DRYER SHEETS IN THE POUCHES, GLOVE BOX IN YOUR CAR TOO !
I genuinely don’t know why but I subscribed within the first two minutes of you talking 😅 I just instantly trusted you and knew this was going to be a channel with hella good household tips. Thank you!
I love how the products are easily accessible and generally enviro friendly.
My favorite DIY cleaning hack is equal parts hydrogen peroxide, dawn dish soap, and baking soda - this works on any stain on light colored clothing, but it absolutely removes the yellow under arm stains on men’s white undershirts. For years I struggled removing these yellow stains, and bleach only makes it worse. This is the only thing that has worked.
I'm going to try it. My husband uses white shirts for work. It's his uniform and I don't know how to get rid of those yellow stains. Thank you.
you mix all 3 ingredients, then apply and scrub gently with an out toothbrush and let sit for at least 1/2 hour. Then when you wash don’t use bleach - it actually doesn’t really whiten clothes all that well. The best whitener is a combo of 2 lemons and 1 cup each of washing soda and hydrogen peroxide - it is one of Melissa makers diy for whitener. However, I just use the juice from the lemons instead of the whole lemon (less messy that way).
Soaking in straight vinegar works too!
Ever tried milk?
Dishwashing liquid on the spots, let it overnight or two, and wash it hot with detergent for white.
Today i put vinegar on a cotton pad, wrapped it around the tap, couple of hours later he limescale just fell off, hat hack gets a big 👍 from me
Have you ever watched "how clean is your house" they have lots of tips like this.ita British cleaning show .some disgusting houses be it great tips.
Omg i used to watch it all the time lol, yeah some of the houses where really disgusting, and thats where i got the vinegar tip from lol 😂
@@anonamama7838 lol 😂 I hear ya.That programmes my cleaning motivation .anytime ifeel like Icant do it Isit down with a coffe and watch a episode .Im ready to take onthe house after it .😂
Standing ovation, Anona!
My late grandma long before the Internet existed always talked about white vinegar for cleaning. As a tech, I always used rubbing alcohol on keyboards, mice, motherboards, etc and you only need a little bit because it dissipates quickly. I have used a chip brush on keyboards for years now to dust them off. Baking soda is great to get rid of odors on plastics and in glass jars so you can reuse them but it lightens the coatings on aluminum baking pans. I always put my earrings into the cap of rubbing alcohol before wearing them and then rinsed the cap out with hot water. I love the satisfaction of how things look after cleaning them and working with my hands in general. Thanks for sharing and have a great holiday.
LOVE all your cleaning hacks! And you, Melissa, are fantastic. You inspire me to clean!
For removing wrinkles/steaming clothes in the dryer, instead of adding in an article of wet clothing I toss a few ice cubes in on top of the clothes and start it. Once I stop hearing the cubes bang around, I let them toss for a few more minutes and pull them out.
Same!
Nice tip! Thank you!
Love cleaning hacks! I’m watching this while cleaning a doctors office haha my mom has cleaned doctors offices my whole 27 years of life and my brothers and I always came with her as kids and fought over who got to clean what because we thought it was so fun to help clean the waiting rooms and sinks lol. This is my fav cleaning channel!
Oh that’s so funny , we use to go with my mom too , she cleaned a dentist office and I always wanted to do the waiting room , that was about 40 years ago , wow that was a long time ago lol how can tat be
Hi dear i cleanup too x
I’m actually excited to clean the bathroom tomorrow with your baking soda and dish soap “pudding” hack! So thank you from this New Zealand fan 💜💜
OMG! You are SO Smart...and precious! I am 67 yo. You are as smart as my grandmother! Love love you and your channel!!! Thank you for your videos!!!!
My experience with adding tennis shoes to the dryer is it causes them to come apart at the soles. My suggestion: if you find a pair of tennis shoes you like, buy two pair. While one is drying, wear the other pair. Another tip: if you find great tennis shoes on sale for your kids, buy a couple sizes up. You won't be caught off guard when their shoes no longer fit.
No toilet fresh put clothes softer
Thanks so much for the great tips!!! You actually help make cleaning a fun experiment rather than a boring, necessary task!😊
Now I feel like staying home from work today and cleaning. Great hacks!!
Vinegar and newspaper for windows. Old school amazing.
I almost never throw away old toothbrushes 'cause they Always come in handy cleaning so many things. cleaning small grooves on devices like those gaming controllers, mouses, etc. scrubbing under shoes where there are usually patterned grooves that make it hard for anything else to reach. the nooks and crannies of my cats' food and water dispensers, or any other dishes with nooks like the threaded tops of bottles and tumblers. The washing machine filters. hairbrushes. dusting tiny ornaments. hardwater buildup around the faucet. any crevice in the house that even the crevice tool on the vacuum can't reach.
My mom taught me about cleaning toothbrushes my whole life but did you know you can heat the end of the handle with a lighter and then bend the head back to reach into corners? Love that.
Me too 😂 I never throw toothbrush....I clean my gold jewellery...they shine. I clean silverware using toothbrush and toothpaste...they shine and so on
I buy the “cheap” toothbrushes at Walmart. You can get about 5 or 6 toothbrushes for about $1.
@@cbro327 thank you. I was getting ready to make that comment. 😄
I save foil, and crumple it up to clean the bbq grill with it. It's pliable so it cleans the grill pretty well.
Thank you for all the cleaning hacks and good vibes Melissa!!!!!!
I've watched your channel a couple years now and I love ALL your hacks. My most used one is the baking soda/dish soap cleaner. Game changer! Thanks for all you do and I hope your family is safe and well.
I love hacks and shortcuts. I've never enjoy cleaning & just do it because I have to, lol. When I hear things like these, I rejoice because they make cleaning quicker and more enjoyable. Thanks for these hacks, many I can put into use ASAP.
WOW, SUPER GOOD INFO. I AM A SINGLE GUY THAT CLEANS ALL BY MYSELF AND AM PARTICULAR IN MY HOME BEING CLEAN. YOUR INFO WAS AMAZING. THANK YOU. I HAVE SUBSCRIBED SO I CAN CONTINUE TO LEARN MORE.
You have an excellent communication style, simple, fun and not lengthy!👍
I love your cleaning hacks! They have saved me so much time and I’m no longer frustrated with cleaning! I learned two new ones today. Keep the hacks coming!!
Love your tips.
I put those stove screens in the dishwasher. Works like a dream.
One of the best realistic videos I have ever seen
The shoes in the dryer trick just changed my life!! Thank you!
Yep, my granddaughter wears bucket hats...she has one for every outfit. Recently she ordered a bunch more canvas hats which were shipped, conveniently, in a vacuum sealed bag with every wrinkle welded into place. She was livid. She set the dryer on the lowest setting (ya don't want to shrink brand new hats), dampened a washcloth and tossed all the hats and washcloth in for 10-15 minutes. Wrinkles gone.
Perfect! I love hearing these success stories.
The easiest way to clean a stove exhaust filter is to rinse it under hot water and then stick it in the dishwasher on the top rack. It comes out perfect that way. Just a helpful tip. :)
Not everyone has a dishwasher
@@SandraMessenger That's why I said it's the easiest way to clean it. Not the only way. I didn't always have a dishwasher either. You can also do what I said above and then after rinsing it soak it in hot water and dish soap then give it a little scrub and it'll be nice and clean. That's how I cleaned mine before owning a dishwasher. It only takes an additional few minutes to clean it this way. Don't let it soak too long though, it will rust. A few minutes, max.
I like your cleaning hacks and i enjoy watching new ways to make cleaning easier. Of course being 76 yrs old I came across on my own, some of your hacks as well as my own. I liked using my vacuum cleaner and all of its tools. I would vacuum everything, (including the dogs and cats), once they got used to it, they simple loved it.
Thank you Melissa for all your cleaning tips ,all that I use have been very helpful I really appreciate you & all you do to keep us all to have a clean house
For cleaning the shower head you can also just put it in a bucket/bowl/tub if you’re someone who doesn’t have or use plastic bags. As long as it’s immersed it’ll do the job.
yes!!!!!! soo annoying when a plastic 1-time use bag is suggested!
Good idea!
If the shower head is not removable, the bag hack is pretty much necessary.
Love your channel ! I went from being a slob to a clean freak thanks to you!
Great job Gabriel, we are proud of you!
Most of these I've been doing for years but love the car mat one. Thanks!
These tips are really great. And now I'm motivated to go do all of them. Thank you!
Melissa, I wish You, Chad and your Daughter a wonderful holiday season! Thanks for all your help this year!
Thank you, Nancy! Same to you ❤️
I love your style and also your knowledge and use of essential oils. These are easy and healthy ways to improve people's health.
I love it! Short, sweet and to the point - learn some new ones every time I watch - Thank you so much!!🥰
I'm so HHHHHAPPPPPYYY that you are still making videos!!! I watched your video back years ago, then I had a new account and lost all my subscriptions. Now I own my own home, and I suddenly remember you!!! Thanks for all the great tips and tricks to keep our homes clean!
You not only have the most best tips on cleaning, but I also take the info and use it to clean right after the video. Thank you , Melissa!!!!
Always here to motivate you!
Thanks for sharing this.
I have a great hack for cleaning my metal coffee carafe. I pick up denture cleaner tablets at the dollar store, drop a few in my rinsed carafe, fill with hot water and let sit overnight. In the morning just empty & rinse, then put a few drops of dish soap in the carafe, add hot water and swirl around, if there are some bad stains I will use a bottle brush, then rinse well. Clean and shiny.
Hi What is a carafe
@@fazeelalaher6250 a serving teapot except it's for coffee
You should never use soap in a coffee carafe. It taints the taste of the coffee. Mix Salt …like kosher salt… and water, swirl it around in the carafe and it gets the coffee oil out of the carafe.
Honestly shocked by how down to earth and valuable these tips are! Who’d of thought that cleaning could be done so well and economically! Brilliant post & share! BTW : to answer your last ask, yes I see value in your economical tips for cleaning, as long as they work. Brilliant share!
Very glamourous looks! Love them!!! Thank you. I will have this on replay!
I love the smell of a clean home. 😊
I love the way you are using essential oils for enhancing life and eliminating bad odors.
The person demonstrating the stainless steel cup cleaning was very cool 😎
I have sent these ideas to my family. So many great ideas with things that uses ingredients that we have in our house. Thank you.
Articulate, intelligent and so helpful. Thanks for the environmentally-friendly solutions too.
I think I am on hack #3 and my mind is already blown! This is my favorite video ever!
I began my next career as a housekeeper three months ago, after 15 years as a sham, and I’ve learned so many great tips on the job and from this channel!😍 My favorite is Dawn mixed with a spray bottle of white vinegar. I love how well and how quickly it cleans. My husband teases me about the house smelling like a salad, but he appreciates how everything sparkles and that I’m getting my chores done a little quicker. (More snuggle time for us! 🥰)
Looove your comment so much, everything from the new career as a housekeeper to you and your husband having more snuggle time! 😊 All the best luck and happiness in your new career and to you and your family!
The vinegar in laundry works as booster! I am rewashing everything! It makes that much of a difference. Many other great hacks. Great channel - a Virgo ♍ dream channel 😏😉
I like the hack I saw years ago that said,”Keep several bags for the garbage containers in all the rooms in the bottom of the container. When it needs changing, just pull out the full one, and there’s a clean one under it. Pull it up and wrap it around the edge and you’re good to go.”
It's a janitor hack too
To motivate myself to clean, I watch your videos! Thank you
Love cleaning hacks!! Thank you so much!! 😊🦋
I really love the cleaning hacks. Im so excited to try it too. Keep 'em coming.
Keep a couple of heavy towels just for your dryer. Before adding clothes to dryer, add the towels and let them get hot; then add your wet clothes. When you put those towels in you dryer with wet clothes, you cut down the drying time. How does it work? The water from the clothes are transferred to the towels. Then everything takes less time to dry.
I would do something similar to get wrinkles out of clothes.
Don’t put dark clothes mixed in because towels can leave lint on them. My experience anyway.
I thought I came up with that idea 30yrs ago. If I'm doing dark clothing I'll put in a pair of jeans or something else dark and absorbing. But I'm trying to talk my Stubborn Step-father, (who, besides my help does the laundry at his house) into believing that it makes a big difference in saving time plus a bit of $ on gas & electric bills as well... But he won't 😥 Cuz he knows everything about Everything.... grrr🙄🤬Oh well
Some of the things I learned as a room attendant helped me with my pet sitting and cleaning jobs to do finishing touches and cleans.
Super great! I do housecleaning and these are very good advices. Thank you.
For the stinky shoes, I’d suggest spritzing some rubbing alcohol in there first to kill any odor-causing bacteria then apply the essential oil(s).
I suggest spritzing some vodka on them! It works wonders…
I put my shoes in the washing machine on delicate, always have.
To get at the source of the problem, soak your feet in black tea for a bit (just brew some Lipton, Louisian, or whatever) and that will kill the bacteria causing the problem in the first place. This is a trick from Dr. Oz and my family member did this years ago and cleared up the smell for years. I would also Lysol the heck out of the inside of the shoe so the bacteria didn’t jump back on. Ew
I Throw dem away .... the Material are Bad
My pet sitting customers say that I leave the house cleaner than how they left it. They say that the house looks spotless and so tidy when I finish my stays. I can't remember which hacks I have used but they have been so useful at home or at my different jobs.
I love the cutting board refresher tip!
LOVED EVERY ONE OF THESE HACKS!!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I just tried the tub solution and it did wonders on our 70 yr old tub. I used the extras on the sink and toilet. Thank you:)
I got a container of Dawn Professional dish soap. It comes with a pump, and it's meant to be heavily diluted. This means that, for an average household, you probably won't use it very fast. I use it as my multi-purpose cleaner. I figure, if it works for dishes, it should work for just about anything. Right? We have glass dishes, stainless steel, plastic...if we know that this stuff is safe for those surfaces, might as well use them nearly everywhere. Plus, small children eat stuff off the floor all the time. Might as well make the floor safe to eat off of. :D (so, yes I use it on my floors as well)!
Dawn professional degreaser works magic on Any surface that ever gets even remotely dirty/greasy. I worked in fast food for a few months and it was the only stuff that could even touch the gunk on the floors.
I believe that Dawn has chemicals in it, the producers of Dawn most probably started their own promotional campaign, I use Dr Bronner’s Sal Suds, a squirt goes a long way,(very sudsy) but absolutely chemical free which is the better choice for yourself and the environment. It might seem pricy but a little truly goes a long way!
I use it in place of detergent on clothes that are basically only dirtied by food..
I will help you too help
I just love you to bits, you're so natural, and I do Love your idea of changing outfits for different hacks. May the best fortune follow you going forward 💕
Loved the drying shoes in the dryer by hanging them by the strings through the dryer door.
Very cool! Thanks for sharing this! I LOVE cleaning hacks of any kind. Thanks again, Melissa! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
You are so welcome!
Love the cleaning hacks! I've been using Melissa's recipe for the all-purpose cleaner and. it. is. AMAZING! She has definitely saved me money and made me a believer to using everyday ingredients that I already have! Thanks again!
Thanks for sharing, Janna!
Great video Melissa! Great that You Recycle, and use some Natural products, Love that. One to Keep on the Cleaning Playlist, Thank You!
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The shower head tip is amazing! The other day, I was cleaning the house of one of my Turno clients. For those who don't know, Turno is an airbnb cleaning app, which means that lots of different people shower with the same shower head! I applied white vinegar when cleaning, and my client came to ask what I had done, because three guests had already praised the property's shower! Hahaha That tip is gold!
Love your cleaning hacks. Thank you so much!!
Top tip - To clean the inside of a dirty /greasy/cruddy microwave- fill a cup/mug half to 3/4 full of water, if you have any lemon or lime juice squirt some into the water (the juice isn't essential but will remove any nasty odours that are lingering inside the microwave) place the cup/mug in the microwave and switch it on high power for 5-10 mins. When it stops carefully open the door and with a heatproof glove or towel take the mug out BE CAREFUL THE MUG WILL BE. VERY HOT!! Take a clean cloth and simply wipe down the inside of the microwave. The steam from the boiling water softens ALL the grease and dried on burnt food meaning everything will come clean with one wipe, no need to scrub! If there are stubborn patches just repeat the process.If you want extra sparkle spray the inside and outside of the microwave with glass cleaner and polish with a dry cloth. Never scrub a microwave again! This method had NEVER failed me and I used it on the microwave that was in the canteen of the quarry where I worked, it was DISGUSTING, covered in burnt on food 🙈 it cleaned up like new 👍🏻
Same! Works like a charm.
Another great ice pack hack… Is to use white karo syrup and double bag it. If you have kids, it can be a fun project for them to add glitter or fun beads because it is thick and is fun. It is also very flexible and does the trick but is not as freezing cold as pure ice which isn’t good to put straight on the skin.
Wow the faux magic sponge idea I will definitely be trying!
Fantastic help, especially for me as a man who tend to focus on one thing at a time. That makes me work hard and slow 😁. Thanks from Sweden
Gonna binge your videos to try to get some cleaning motivation (it's worked in the past) so here's hoping!
Hi Melissa - Great video, and I love hacks. I'm not a great cleaner, but I try and keep a somewhat clean home. So the easiest way is the best. Thanks for sharing and continued success. Love PegEgg
I love your cleaning hacks. I have shared your videos with so many friends and they have taken advantage of your cleaning tips. Wishing you and your family an awesome holiday.
Half a cap full of fabric conditioner mixed with water in a spritz bottle is a fantastic substitution for febreeze
Great hacks, I love the tip with the essential oils for shoes! Thanks for all the cleaning motivation 💜
Spinkle an old box of baking soda inside sweaty runners. Takes away moisture and smells.
and purses
I saw the baking soda / dish soap scrub cleanser on How Clean is your House. It’s brilliant and works really well for cleaning ovens.
very helpful. thanks for sharing
Thank you, Melissa!!!
I LOVE cleaning hacks IF they work. I've tried several that made a bigger mess than I had when I started.