I have tried the tupperware hack, and it worked really well when I would dump half of the foam out, add a little water, and shake for 10-15 seconds. I try to shake it for a shorter amount of time and add clean water as I go. And dumping out extra bubbles allows the paper towels to contact the walls of the container better. I would say it is worth another try since it is pretty easy and cheap! :)
2:04. When I used the baby oil I thought maybe I put on too much even though it was very little. It made it greasy looking and I thought I made a huge mistake and started to panic. Instead of letting it soaking it into the stainless I used a very good quality absorbent tea towel and just wiped the oil off (again with the grain). I assume a dry microfiber cloth would give the same result. It was beautiful.
I saw a hack where you put 1/2 cup rubbing alcohol, 1/2 cup hydrogen peroxide, 1 tsp dish soap, 1 TBsp Dishwasher Rinse Aid to clean shower door glass. Spray it on, rubbing in and squeegee off. I tried it, not impressed, left a residue on the glass door. BUT, maybe I did it wrong. Could you check it out?
Have you tried our vinegar and dawn recipe? That's what we always use for shower glass. The recipe is linked below from our of our blog articles. bleachpraylove.com/gocleanco-basic-recipes/
@@CraftDeeHappy It works- I use it after squeeging shower walls and door, then spray. It prevents buildup of hard water and gunk. I can extend my cleaning of shower to 3 weeks if I do this daily.
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4:33 The trust you have shaking the tomato Tupperware while wearing that sweater is next level.
Haha OMG I didn't even think about that!
Wow - the parchment paper was a big surprise!
I have tried the tupperware hack, and it worked really well when I would dump half of the foam out, add a little water, and shake for 10-15 seconds. I try to shake it for a shorter amount of time and add clean water as I go. And dumping out extra bubbles allows the paper towels to contact the walls of the container better. I would say it is worth another try since it is pretty easy and cheap! :)
I'm off to try the parchment paper hack!!! Love this video but I don't use TikTok. Would love to see more like this!
Don't you worry we will keep stock piling cleaning myths (from TikTok and other sources) and testing them for another episode of MythDusters!
Parchment paper has a waxy side and a paper side. Which side did you use or did it make a difference?
2:04. When I used the baby oil I thought maybe I put on too much even though it was very little. It made it greasy looking and I thought I made a huge mistake and started to panic. Instead of letting it soaking it into the stainless I used a very good quality absorbent tea towel and just wiped the oil off (again with the grain). I assume a dry microfiber cloth would give the same result. It was beautiful.
Easiest and best way to get rid of tomato stains on plastic? Put the clean container out in the bright sunlight. Works every time, for me.
I use a little bit of olive oil on my stainless steel and it works great also (same premise as the baby oil)
Does it have a smell to it after awhile? I imagine it to have a smell......for some reason.
@@cretnotonic I haven’t noticed a smell with the olive oil
Love your white pullover! Where is it from?
Same!!
It's from American Eagle. Unfortunately I got it over a year ago, I looked to see if I could send you a link but they don't sell it anymore :(
It's from American Eagle. Unfortunately I got it over a year ago, I looked to see if I could send you a link but they don't sell it anymore :(
LOVE GO CLEAN CO & MOP MY PROBLEM!!!!
Thank you! I love that little TV with MopMyProblem Productions so much lol.
Dawn power wash always gets out spaghetti stains for me
Dawn Power Wash is magic!
Wow to the parchment paper. 😂
Don't have spaghetti stains. Dawn, warm water and a scrub sponge. Voila.
I wonder if the tomato and Dawn works best before it’s stained. Like the first washing.
Will the parchment paper take hard water stains off a glass shower door?
Has anyone tried the parchment paper hack on matte black hardware? I’m afraid it will scratch.
I saw a hack where you put 1/2 cup rubbing alcohol, 1/2 cup hydrogen peroxide, 1 tsp dish soap, 1 TBsp Dishwasher Rinse Aid to clean shower door glass. Spray it on, rubbing in and squeegee off. I tried it, not impressed, left a residue on the glass door. BUT, maybe I did it wrong. Could you check it out?
Have you tried our vinegar and dawn recipe? That's what we always use for shower glass. The recipe is linked below from our of our blog articles.
bleachpraylove.com/gocleanco-basic-recipes/
@@gocleanco yes, and I use it but I thought the one with the rinse aid was interesting.
@@CraftDeeHappy It works- I use it after squeeging shower walls and door, then spray. It prevents buildup of hard water and gunk. I can extend my cleaning of shower to 3 weeks if I do this daily.
@@nadinepeacock7574 I’m not sure why I got the “smearing” on the glass. Can you verify the recipe above is correct?
Tupperware and spaghetti sauce….. a little bit of oil on a paper towel and wipe. Two seconds And it’s done!
What brand of stainless steel cleaner do you use?
We use Weiman's - the spray bottle not the aerosol or the wipes. My crew just prefers it.
Anyone who's tried the baby oil, does it have a smell to it after awhile? I'm always imagining a a rancid smell.
But its not real Tupperware brand.