MIRACLE LAUNDRY... the $1 Pine Sol secret! 🤫
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- Hey, guys! Today we are cleaning with Pine Sol. Yup, the old stuff your mom used. These are three uses that are actually amazing. Don't miss!
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Weird story...when my Mother passed away, we visited the morgue / funeral home and the embalming fluid they used smelled like pine sol. All seven of us children were so grief stricken with our father while we were finalizing arrangements. When we were told what the intense pine smell was...we all made eye contact and instantly went from crying to laughing uncontrollably. My mother was so sensitive to smells and hated pine. We all knew she would've said some intensely strong words about them using anything "pine" around her. I am always drawn back to that moment of laughter at the funeral home when I smell pine now. In odd humor, we always say we smell dead people when we come accrossed the smell now. I cannot use it myself. I hope y'all understand the twisted humor.
@@Sharon... definitely get it. And it's truly hilarious.
Jane Bunker: Ha, Ha, Ha, That was a Kodak moment.
Same story with my mom😂😂. Cancer took her early in life and we got that same smell when we went to dress her. She Hated that stuff and even told the morgue not to use chemicals on her after she passed. Naturally they had to but we did get a chuckle out of it. I won't touch the stuff either
For my Dad, we were all in the funeral director's office and the secretary went to lunch and rerouted ALL phone calls there. The phone rang uncontrollably until i stood up and lifted it off the receiver and put it back. My whole fam was in shock and the director scolded me, but they were the unprofessional ones. Sorry, wish my story was funnier. But 10 years later, the sound of a ringing phone makes me instantly furious.
Too funny! You are perfectly twisted and definitely fit into my family. Welcome, Sis!
I grew up with the smell of Pine Sol, Comet, Clorox, and Dawn with my mom's records playing in the background....nostalgic sounds and smells of a good deep cleaning🥰
I was just thinking the same thing in my house growing up you could eat off the floors my mom always use Pine-Sol in the clothes and for everything and a lot of Clorox and always had George Jones and Loretta Lynn playing on the record player. 🥰
Yesss,Those 4!💯💯
Me too.
The cleaning quartet!
You just described my childhood. Especially on a Saturday with windows or doors open in springtime. 🌹🌺🌸
My Dad worked on an oil rig and my mother would wash his clothes in pine sol to get the oil stains AND smell out of them. I had forgotten that until now! Gonna have to go buy some now! 😊
It won’t work the same is it did for your mom. Pine-Sol has almost no pine oil in it anymore.
Wow!! I never knew it'll get oil stains out?! Is it safe for the washer?!
Thank you! I've been searching for something to get the oil and smell out of my husband's clothes for years and nothing has worked.
P zzz's
Great memory!
I used to live in a dirty apartment building in NYC where the roaches moved from apartment to apartment, so I’d use Pine Sol mixed with peppermint oil to mop the floors and clean the counters. Bugs hate pinenes and peppermint.
Oh wow! Let me try this! TFS ✅
I married a fisherman from a fishing family. He’s also a mechanic. One piece of advice my mother in law gave me when we were married almost 20 years ago….”Use some pine sol when you launder the clothes. No more fish smell and cuts grease.” Been doing this for almost 2 decades. 👍
I'm literally addicted to the smell I need help, I sniff it about 50 times a day. I never thought ai would be one of those weird addiction people. It's not to get high, it's like a need. Im too embarrassed to tell anyone.
Awesome tips thank you so much.
@@ninawest8 Oh yea I got that
@@ninawest8 Hi Nina. I have a possible solution for you. It's what I did in principle to get off one of my two pain pills (morphine) after my 3rd car accident. What I'm suggesting for you is to get a spritzer and mix a small amount of the product in it with water so it will give a light smell. Only fill the bottle 1/4 full because you will probably have to adjust it. Put your measurements down in a notebook, which you will also use later. Now, decide where you can spray it on you that will not be offensive to others, but will affect you the most. Avoiding touching the skin, I would suggest the outer part of the shoulder of the shirt or blouse and/or the outside of the bra cup.. Put the clothes on and see if the aroma is at a comfortable level. If not, 1) if it is to strong, add some water and write down how much. 2) if it to weak, add more product and write down the amount. Clean the shoulders and cups, you don't want to add two layers on top of each other, 1) it would be too strong and 2) you wouldn't know if the 2nd formula worked or not. So, get some new clothes and let these dry or avoid the work and toss them into the wash. When you find your level of breathing the scent you like, spray your clothes each day for two to three weeks, then water it down a little z not too much, for example, if you started with a cup or 8oz., I would suggest adding 1/2 oz of water so that the shock of a quicker withdrawal is eased. This is what I did in getting off of 1 of my 2 pain meds. My Doc agreed, my P.A. was ecstatic, so using a combination of smaller doses together over several months, I finally got off of morphine. What I'm suggesting is based on what I did. There's the possibility that it would work. Whatever you choose to do, I wish you success. BHK
@@byronhk4197 Thank you for the suggestions, sounds like a good way to start 😊
this was a rough week for me, it's the first Mothers day without my Mom and I thought I was dealing with it really well, but your "you're enough" really got to me today and I'm sitting here in tears, I didn't know how much I needed to hear that today. It's always My fave part of your vids and even if I know I'm not gonna do whatever tip you're giving that day I always stay till the end to hear it. So please know you're doing way more than providing life hacks with Fabuloso.
Hey, this is me just editing in here that I so appreciate all of your kind words and that they mean alot. This has just been a really weird and hard year. I guess I just never considered that something like this can make you feel the most like an adult and the most child like in the same breath. Thank you all so much!!
Hi @Chad Hazard,
I lost my mom in May of 2020. I feel for you. It is difficult not having our moms here with us physically any more. They are with us in our memories all of the time. Sometimes we can even hear their voice or when we see something that reminds us of them it can bring a tear of joy 😂 or a tear of sadness 😢. As time passes and our coping skills improve it does get a little bit easier to handle certain moments that can be especially difficult. I miss my mom an awful lot 😞 but on the bright side of things she is no longer dealing with all the things that caused her pain. She no longer lives in fear of what might happen next. She is finally at peace.
@chad - So sorry for your loss - I lost my mom 5 years ago - life is just never the same once you lose your mom - just remember that she loved you so much & would want you to live your best life & be happy - blessings to you 🙏
I totally understand, Chad. 💜
Mother’s Day is always tough for me, too. My mom passed away when I was nine, in 1994, from breast cancer.
I just cannot believe it’s been 28 years without her. And while I love spending time with family, I often just spend Mother’s Day alone (which works because I don’t have kids.)
For me, it works out better that way- by myself, I’m able to breathe easier and process my feelings better. It’s harder when I see other people with their moms; reminds me of her absence too much.
They only person I prefer to spend Mother’s Day with is my older sister (she’s nearly 16 years older than me, and has become more of a mom to me than anyone or anything else.)
And while she has kids (2 daughters, who I adore more than anything else) becoming a mother didn’t fill that hole left over from losing our mom. She gets sad on Mother’s Day, too.
What I’ve learned throughout my life, is that there are some wounds that never heal. And that’s totally okay!! We just need to learn how to *carry* *them.*
It’s crazy to think anyone could ever “get over” or truly heal from such a deep loss. It’s okay to feel pain and sadness on holidays & birthdays without them.
Just remember to give yourself grace- the time and space to feel what you are feeling, acknowledge your reality and your experience.
Set aside a little time to let those emotions come to the surface, allow yourself a good cry. We cry for a reason, and it’s a good thing. It’s healthier to express painful emotions over suppressing them.
It doesn’t always get easier to deal with, but in a lot of ways, it does get better. I can’t predict those ways for you, since we’re all different. The most important thing is to just take care of yourself emotionally- give yourself the grace to grieve, and be kind to yourself! 💜💜💜
Losing your mother is truly difficult, and I sincerely hope that you can learn how to carry that wound with infinite compassion for yourself. You deserve it.💗
Hi Chad!! Hugs and love to you! I lost my mom as well a month ago and mothers day was difficult! 🙏
I'm sorry for your loss. We love our mammas, there will never be another but the love she gave will last your lifetime. Sending love and prayers for your continued comfort in these difficult times.
Every time I want my husband to think I’ve been cleaning all day, I put a splash of pine sol in the toilet lol 😂
😂😂😂
So basically I can watch TH-cam all day and then make him think I was cleaning 🧼 BRILLIANT 😂😂😂😂
One of the oldest tricks in the book. Don't forget to wet the mop, too. 🌞
@@hootowlholler3760 and move the mop/mop bucket over an inch. 😁
Thanks for the cleaning tips y’all 😂😂💜💜
I also use pinesole in a spray bottle with water and spray outside during BBQ gatherings outside ...keeps the flys away!
Good to know
Wow! Who knew!??!!!
Oh, thank you!! 🥰🤩 You are a life saver!
I do that too but I also spray it onto my counters and use a paper towel/cloth rag to wipe it up, cleans so effectively and if you have a tub of pinesol water and a rag it is a cheep easy alternative to Clorox Wipes!!
It also distracts the smell for Bears and Raccoon’s.
I can’t live without Pinesol! Laundry, floors, kitchen sinks, counters, toilets, pet beds and hear this! It kills roaches on contact!
Double like 👍🏿👍🏿❤️❤️
Does it kill little teeny black ants? I’ve tried everything! Every spring they come up 4 floors from the pool area🙈🙈🙈
@@daynaanderson2630 lol that’s when I bring out the Bagon 🤣🤣🤣 I have trouble with ants in some pots around my swimming pool as well, I use neem oil, a concentrate that you mix with water and put in a spray bottle, I get it from the plant shopped it’s safe for pets.
@@daynaanderson2630 Buy ant traps they work. Ants are harmless but annoying.
@@daynaanderson2630 YES Dayna~THOSE!! My mother-in-law calls them "black pepper bugs" It most certainly DOES kill them, oh my goodness, the bane of my existence until I figured it out! Plus, it's a repellent, they won't come back~same w/peppermint oil, just for a change of scent now & then. Put some on cotton balls/squares, & tuck them in & around everywhere. Be sure to re-dab them every week or so, & it effectively keeps away every pest/rodent known to mankind~ woohoo!🤸♀️🎈🙌
Add Pinesol to a Dollar Tree spray bottle to treat stains on clothing and carpet as well as mist into the toilet bowl and sink!
Or to add another idea… rinse out and reuse an old toilet bowl cleaner bottle and refill it with Pinesol too
Horrible smell, tho! YIKES!
@@staceykersting705 then don't use it.
@@perrywalton2464 I'm with Stacey. I have a lot of sensitivities to chemicals and fragrances whether I like them or not. Pinesol is included, but I want to see if it will remove sunscreen stains around sleeves and collars, as nothing else seems to work. Aversions to fragrances and smells is not always a choice when your body reacts poorly to them.
@@charlenecastaldo3602 I have a strong sense of smell so I understand not being able to handle some. There are some that will give me a migraine instantly and get sick to my stomach and sometimes vomit. I'm glad Pine Sol isn't one of those smells.
TOTAL WINNER with the Laundry. My husband is a Chef and well he wears a white Chef jacket. Who the heck said white is the perfect color in a kitchen is twisted. I’m definitely going to try this in the laundry. Thank you for ANOTHER awesome video. You rock!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🤗
I'm going to try too! My husband does alot of mechanics and gets oil/grease all over his clothes. I use the Dawn 4x and it gets the oil out of his clothes❤
lol
My favorite clothes to wash is my whites because of the smell clorox and bleach mixed with pine sol is so refreshing
@@MKD-dd6ng lol
Spilled a whole tray of fried chicken down the front of me.
Lestoil got it out. Never used pinesol will have to give it a try
It’s just nice to see someone happy to care about their families quality of life.
i think it may be more about the clicks
She’s a depressed person
Aside from the artificial fragrance which is terrible for you
@@Toronto2326 yeah, I can tell
My mom was a nurse back in the fifties and 60s, and she is the one who taught me to do all the things that you have in this video with Pine-Sol, and or Lysol. That's what they used in the hospital back in the day.
I like lysol lemon scent
I use lysol spray and Simple Green 🌲. Pine Sol is good but Simple Green is a cost effective way to do simple household cleaning.
used the brown bottle of Lysol with my cloth diapers. Never had diaper rash issues.
@@JustCallMeLiberty I like the 🍋 type too. Clean Linen scent is ok. I used to get the lemon type Pine Sol & Dollar Tree 🌳 version 2017-2018 era.
My grandma used to but thrift store sheets. She’d use concentrated Lysol in the little brown bottle to disinfect them. Then we’d dry the sheets in the sunshine. I miss grandmas ideas. Thank you for the idea. I’ll try it on my bedroom rug.
That little brown bottle is hard to find!
Oh yeah. I like the ole school Lysol also. It helps keep my washing machine fresh
I know people who refuse to sleep in thrifted sheets that have been sanitized... because they're used. But those same people sleep in hotels.
Your grandma's sheets sound amazing! I'm going to look for some lysol.
🌹👍
@@annierae6355 I bought a 4pk of the old school Hospital Lysol at a decent price on Amazon. I will have it for a good long while, I suspect! ;) It doesn't smell pretty - but it DOES always smell so CLEAN after I mop now - Noticeably fresher all through my house
My daughter (oldest of 4 kids) wet her bed weekly (sometimes more times) for a few years. Pine Sol was the only product that really removed the odor and any stains from anything. My father recommended it and that was about 34 years ago. My daughter finally outgrew her bedwetting problem, but I never outgrew Pine-Sol.
Wow! My daughter has this problem as well. I always use a lot of vinegar and scent beads. I can’t wait to buy pinesol.
Every time you end your video with "If no one has told you, you're enough," I have a visceral response of "Oh, I needed to hear that." So, if no one has told you, you are amazing! Thanks for all of your great tips.
I started buying PineSol by the gallon during the early days of Covid. There was no bleach or Lysol to be found so I had to settle for PineSol. Now I love it and use it daily. One note....I discovered too late that the scented versions of PineSol do not disinfect. You have to stick to original PineSol to kill those virus germs. Never thought about using it in the laundry thought. Good idea.
VERY GOOD TIP
Thanks for the tip about getting the regular scented one.
Also splash free bleach does not disinfect. It right on the bottle. To disinfect you need the original “splashy” bleach.
Oh thanks for the heads up about that!!
@@JanetJayeCrochet Had no idea....grrr
TFS !!!
The laundry hack is an old one. When I was a little girl, we had an elderly relative who stayed with us and who was incontinent. Needless to say, laundry was done every other day. My Mama used Pine Sol to clean the laundry and it always smelled so fresh and came out spotless. I never forgot that trick.
What’s old is new again. I’m over 60 and never heard this before. 🤷♀️ Plus, it’s good for everyone, young & old, that didn’t know.
Have an awesome day ! 🌞
@@maggieguzowski768 I'm 64 and my Mama was always a little ahead of her time. 😉
I’ve started using some in laundry, but not sure “how much”, do you have a recommended amount?
@@kellyrush8714 I would think it depends on how dirty much sanitizing you want. I would start with 1/3 to 1/4 cup to start. When my Mama was sanitizing soiled sheets, she used a cup for a large load. Hope this helps. 🙂
@@kellyrush8714 - it’s probably good to start with small amounts of Pine-Sol in the laundry. Machines today often don’t put as much water in as the old ones did. Also, when I used it to disinfect a friends' linens that had gotten very damp and stinky inside of a house that had been flooded for a week (Not things that have been in the actual floodwater, just things that have been in a hot, humid, nasty moist environment in Southeast Texas during the summer flooding), I didn’t feel like I used all that much Pine-Sol but everything came out smelling really strongly of Pine-Sol. Yuck.
These are great tips! Remember that a disinfectant needs to stay on the surface for a while before it's effective. I always use vinegar in my laundry as a fabric softener and have never smelled it on our clothes or linen. Never knew you can use PineSol in the wash though. Good to know! Cheers Kathryn. xx
Vinegar can't be used in front load machines. It breaks it down faster and voids the warranty.
@@sharkgirlloveschewba What does it break down exactly? Our front loader is 16 years old and hasn't missed a beat. Have been using vinegar from day one.
I live in a Mexican household, we use it on everything😅 it’s great for removing all the dirt/oils from my husbands work clothes.
When I was stationed on Guam in the '70's, we used Pine Sol in the laundry every time. You could tell those who didn't because they smelled like mildew. Just a bit of Pine Sol eliminates mildew and extends how long something can hang in the closet before "smelling musty," EVEN IN THE SUB TROPICS.🤩
Yes! I discovered Pinesol got rid of that mildewy smell years ago. It's a miracle! Also it has eliminated athlete's foot in my household. Socks and towels always get the Pine-Sol treatment...
Thanks! This is just what I needed to hear for what I’m dealing with.
I used to put Lysol in my husbands laundry. He was a plumber and we all had to get hepatitis shots so that started it. Now I use Lysol laundry.
Thanks for the tip!
Great info...We have an iron filter which is a joke, as the manufacturer keeps sending crew members out, and no one can figure out why the thing is gurgling so loudly at 3 a. M. And they keep charging fees to come out. I notice that my laundry doesn't smell as fresh as it should, and I have switched detergents...using Tide powder now. I detest those little beads of scent...They all smell the same to me. Never fresh, just sickeningly sweet. I prefer men's cologne fresh ocean scent. Too expensive to use for a nice clean laundry scent. Lol
After Harvey flooded our area, a recipe was being shared over and over for getting flood damaged clothing clean and it used pine sol. I know several families who were able to salvage items using that recipe!
I also love Pine Sol, one other thing I have used for water damage material that still has a little musty smell is Lavender hand soap.
Loop loo
JenJ: And what exactly is the recipe?
@@violetviolet888 did you get the pine sol recipe ?? and will you share ??
Please share the recipe ??
We as Mexican have been using Pinalen (pinol) as an extra in our laundry for years I don't know we haven't shared to the world yet or maybe yes but that's how I learned from my mom and grandma.
:) Sludos desde Mexico
Thanks for sharing! :)
The first time I saw someone using time saw it was a Mexican woman at the laundromat when I lived in California I asked her why she did it and she told me why and I have been using it ever since
Abuelas from around the world always know best! 👍🙏❤️🌈💞
@keyshia coleslaw Fabuloso is great on laundry also 👍🏼
Hello there 🌺👋
Just came to say I used this on my white bedspread and it looks amazing and the discolored yellow from our oils is gone! Thank you Kathryn!!!! ❤❤❤❤
I've always used pine sol in laundry for diapers and kids sheets. I would put a cap full with a load and it took the smell of urine out of them. I have always shared that for over 30 years now.
I’m potty trained right now! Thank you!!!
did you ever have any issues with your kids having skin sensitivities with it?
Odoban is great for that too.
I used it for my childrens diapers when they were babies. Now I use it for my dogs diapers. No urine smell at all.
That's a new one for me. I've always used it to eliminate the mildew smell and it wipes out athlete's foot too so I wash my socks in it. I'll have to try it on the dog pee spot.
Growing up as a child in Puerto Rico my mother would use it for oil stains in our school uniforms and for mopping too.
You'd always find a bottle or two in our home.👍🏼👍🏼
Same here!
Fabuloso used to have an Orange scent which was amazing! The have a Lemon and a Citrus Antibacterial. I mix these two. Lysol Orange smells great but it's a bit expensive. Give me Fabuloso!
As an Army veteran, we used pinesol for everything! I love the smell of it. It just makes me think something is actually clean afterwards. I am definitely going to try this for grease and oil stains!
My mom is from Mexico & in Mexico they clean the entire house with Pinesol. I grew up with that fragrance 😄
I been using it for years in my laundry in my detergent. ESPECIALLY TOWELS! They come out clean and fresh smell. Plus for cleaning. The bathroom.
I'm so happy to see your hard work rewarded. Congrats on building such an incredible community.
Thank you so much- I am still to this day grateful for your kindness. Sending you love!
@@DoItOnaDime ~So add 1/2 cup (4 ounces) of Pine Sol to each laundry load "together with" regular laundry soap. Is this correct.??
Just found your channel! So glad I did!
@@DoItOnaDime what about a three year old washing machine?
Im pissed about the picture shr looks like a nut case but I will have to come back.
I learned about using lemon scented pinesol on clothing stains of all types from a PR professional at a seminar. She said it's perfect for your professional (expensive) clothing as it does not break down fibers like other stain treatments can. I have been amazed at all the types of stains it works on over the years.
Pine Sol is amazing! I use it with vinegar as a pre-wash in the laundry for many years. Clothes come out sooooo fresh. Detergents do not kill bacteria. They just get rid of dirt, so the Vinegar/Pine Sol combination kills the bacteria on the clothes, as well as cleans the machine as well. Try it! Works beautifully. Thanks for posting ❤
Hey could you tell me exactly how you did it if you don't mind.
Can you tell me the ratio of pinesol to vinegar please?
@Christine Smith Hello, Christine.
I use a detergent cap full of each. If you have the larger sized cap (ex. From Costco or BJs), use one of each. For regular sized caps use two of each. Let the Pine Sol and the Vinegar combination run through the Pre-Wash cycle and then add your detergent in the Wash cycle as normally. It works. Hope this helps 😊
@Gabby Kent Hi, Gabby! I use a detergent cap full of each. If you have the larger sized cap (ex. From Costco or BJs), use one of each. For regular sized caps use two of each. Let the Pine Sol and the Vinegar combination run through the Pre-Wash cycle and then add your detergent in the Wash cycle as normally. It works. Hope this helps 😊
@Salsa Soul thank you so much for replying! I appreciate it and will try now!
I used the pine sol in the bathroom of my apartment. Three days later, the whole place still smells fresh! 🌲🎉
George Bailey "It always smells like pine needles in here" Mary Hatch, "um, thank you" ~ Thanks for the encouragement Kathryn! Will try a splish and a splash soon. If it is good enough to be included in my favorite movie, it's good enough to be included somewhere in my cleaning. When kept clean, It's a wonderful life. 🌲
I LOVE this - - absolutely LOVE the smell of Pine Sol. Never thought of adding it to my laundry. Thank you. . I'll do that.
I really love your bubbly personality. I don't leave comments often, but I really loved your delivery and thought you should know! (Plus, that boosting the algorithm thing you said...hoping this will help with that, too!) 🙂
Your husband helping you is just adorable. Y'all seem to be the most loving couple! ❤️❤️❤️
Hello there 👋🌺
A husband should help his wife. Let's all quit giving men a pay on the back for doing what they SHOULD be doing. As far as the word "couples goals" I almost think it's bad luck. If I sound jaded and bitter I am..so F everyone..lol
@@flashyfun5500 I get what your saying, I still think it's cute. I also believe it should go both ways. Hope you have a good weekend.
I do the floors and my kitchen with pinesol. Didn’t know about the laundry!! I’ll have to try it out in the next load - TY Kathryn! Have a super-duper week!
If you have pets, don't use chemicals on your floors
🐶🐶🐶🐶🐕🐕🐕🐶🐕🐕 My husband hates the smell of pinesol, so I don't. Get to try this . But, as a side note, it cleans the washer at the same time.
I have cleaned with Pine Sol all my life. My mom used it when I was growing up. I never knew you could use it on laundry! Thanks Kathryn, we love you. You are the best!!!!
I work with a girl that wets the bed frequently. A coworker told me to use pinesol in her bedding (I had been adding vinegar). OMG! It smelled great!
I’ll save the vinegar for salad lol
A few years ago I worked at Boy Scout summer camp in the trading post. Before we closed up in the evening I'd go over the floor with diluted pinesol in a bucket. I got a bonus on my last check for keeping the trading post smelling so good...lol.
Kathryn... I have a product recommendation. I don't like to use many different products, and I think many are not needed, but this one has won me! Odoban. It cleans, disinfects, and you can use it everywhere! Floors, laundry, carpets, upholstery, and even to freshen the air. It does not mask, it kills the source of odor. I have three rescue dogs who were abused, and I cannot get them house trained. A little band is the only thing I have used to actually get the pee smell out. It comes in a spray bottle, but it also comes in a gallon at some stores and online. I buy the gallon because it's a better deal at $9.99. it's concentrated, so you can make 32 gallons
Yes!
Yeeees odoban is another that works for ALL your house hold cleaning and sanitizing needs .l have 2 gallons of it rite now .....AND the spray too lol 😆
ODOBAN ....The best if you have pets 👍😎
I love that stuff and I literally clean every where with it. Love the smell.
@@mightystrong5484 I also have 2 gallons! I order it through chewy so it's just $9.99. I kept my old sprayer and just mix up my own.
I grew up with my mother cleaning with Pine-sol. I still use it to clean my home. I had no idea about using it in the wash, but I fully intend to try it in the wash. The smell of pine-sol, fresh cut grass, and coffee are some of my favorites.
I absolutely love Pine-Sol. I have been using it for years and years. And they also sell lemon-scented Pine-Sol which is even better. In the spring I use it on my patio chairs, to clean the mildew off of the house, it whitens and brightens. It is really, really great. And less expensive than a lot of many name brand cleaners.
Yup, mom has been using pine sol in laundry for years. God's love and blessings!!!
Wow, such a beautiful way you ended your video saying “You’re enough”. I almost teared up. Thank you for bringing so much unconditional love energy to your craft!
I've had a carpet cleaning business for decades and can attest that there was even an entire ad-campaign and product line promoting pine-oil based products for that use. I've seen amazing spot-cleaning results, using Pine-Sol undiluted on very old carpet-stains and was always careful to extract/rise away the residue as it does create lots of foam. Have seen amazing results and always wondered why this has never gotten much publicity, while all the damaging spray-foam products like Resolve/Woolite etc. DID, despite their stain-setting, stain-attracting, and stain re-appearing issues!
Great to know. Can you use it in a big Green Machine carpet cleaner? And what proportion to water if so? Thank you!
@@HappyLife-wv5ms Hi, I am no expert as far as dilution ratios, but am sure in moderation is safe to add to any DIY machine. Be careful about creating too much foam though. Maybe try about 4oz./gal. for starters, as an addition to your regular detergent, and add a tiny bit of defoamer if possible.
@@ronrobbins2737 Thank you so much for your speedy and comprehensive answer! I really appreciate it. Cheers 😊
No matter what culture we come from, Pine Sol hits the nostalgia! I have so many fond memories of my mom using this on the weekends, and the scent of fresh laundry
Works very well when you care for someone with incontinence. I used it in the laundry years ago as it was the only thing that truly got rid of the urine smell.
I remember being a kid my mom would clean with pine sol the house would be fresh and the windows were open blowing fresh breezes 🥰
You brought back some great mini-memories of coming home from school.
Thank you! 🤍
*I do love the smell of PineSol!
Pine sol is a fav for me, I remember my mom cleaning the house with it . So it is a "take me back" trigger for me, love it especially in the fall/winter months.
Can I just a big “Thank you” for always saying “You are enough”! Not feeling it because of some pretty major crap and it’s almost Christmas and yet again, I can’t be around my family because they are so abusive and dysfunctional. Makes a person want to just give up already. So, your videos always always lift my day!! 😀
My thoughts too when she said that towards the end. That is sweet of her. I feel you about the family and holidays. I spend mine alone by choice. Better that sometimes. Wishing you blessings and peaceful holidays 💛
Easy does easy does it
Psalms 37:10,11
God bless you Patty. So sorry for your pain. Find a really loving Christian church. (Not all churches are good so keep visiting them until you find an exceptional one.) A nurturing church family will help you heal from not having been born into a good family. When you don't feel like you're enough, your heavenly Father is. He loves you so much that he paid a great price for you - his only Son. Be blessed.
@@logicalblueberry I’m a true faithful Christian. But you’re right. It’s not easy finding a good church. And I have trust issues from bad pastors I’ve had.
I’m a nurse and I have been using Pine Sol to wash my uniforms and my regular laundry for over 30 years 😂
Pine Sol, and the ostensibly eco-friendly Simple Green, contain chemicals that are known to cause hormone disruption, pregnancy complications, birth defects, and cancer, and can aggravate allergies.
Yep!! 💯
Jasmine Parker ~Sounds very good! Do you add 1/2 cup (4 ounces) of Pine Sol to each laundry load >>together with
Does it get blood out like period stuff
@@calista910 unfortunately not in my experience but hydrogen peroxide works well :)
My parents have used Pine-sol on our laundry for decades. I use it now with my family’s laundry and it works great.
Do use it as well on your clothes to remove stains? Thanks in advance. 🙂
@@AnforjesusYes, I do.
Okay girlfriend, When I saw the thumbnail for this clip I jumped on it like a chicken on a bug. Been doing all three of these for so long! And even better: We use a dilute solution to periodically washdown kitchen walls and cabinets to remove kitchen grease build up. We have hardwood floors and my standard way to wash them is fill my mop bucket with hot tap water, a splash of Pine Sol and I prefer the old fashioned rag mop. Oh, gee, then there's when my husband is done vacuuming inside our cars, and he uses a Pine Sol diluted with water to wipe down surfaces that get sticky--like when you picked up take-out and noshed on it while driving....Come on, you know you do it! One tip I can recommend is to read the ingredients content on the bottle. Pine Sol's active ingredient is pine oil. The % has dropped way down. So I look for knock off brands at the dollar stores to find a cheaper version that has a higher pine oil content. Keep up the good work!
Chickens eat snakes like spaghetti noodles.
@@dolfan13jmb I like chicken.
Thanks for the heads up about the solvent percentage. Sneaky……nice to know!
Yes.! That's why it doesn't smell like pine anymore. Maybe that is why I don't like the smell anymore.
Thank you for them added gems!!!!
I actually love cleaning with vinegar. It cleans the air. I'll try Pine Sol.
I had a skunk spray under my back porch and the smell permeated inside. I used peroxide, Dawn, hot water and scrubbed my walls and floors. Then I put bowls of vinegar all throughout my house and in two days the smell was completely gone.
@@Sabbathissaturday oh wow thanks! Great feedback, and I love that vinegar is enviro friendly & super cheap 🥰
I would stick with vinegar
I used vinegar on my carpet
For several years I worked in a manufacturing company, and in the summer was the worst with the heat and humidity. I tried two different major brands of detergents to clean my work clothes, but neither would take out the perspiration smell. But the Pine-Sol worked wonders on my work clothes.
Do you put the pine sol directly on the underarms or just in the wash?
@@suzeenc186 In the wash. If the clothes are extra smelly, go just a tad more than what the direction state.
@@timswanson1573 Thanks a lot!
I've across a few of your videos so far. Not only is it always great information, but I always immediately love your friendly and bubbly personality, and the positive vibes you put out there. Your videos give us so much more than just tips, it feels like a good friend sent a video chat 💜
Kathryn, I've been using Pine Sol for 40 yrs now. It cleans, deodorizes, & sanitizes. Makes my kitchen & dining room smell so clean. Great for your laundry also. Musty towels, greasy clothes, bathroom floor mats, doggy towels, bed blankets, tablecloths,etc.
Love your tips, tricks & hacks!
You're the Best ! Love ya Lady! 💕
Love from Apex, NC 💜
I grew up with my mom using pine sol and comet. Love to see this
I've been using Pine Sol for more years than I care to mention. I've always used it in the bathroom to clean the toilet and shower, but disinfecting the brush is new to me and an idea I will definitely try. I have also used it in the laundry and to clean the kitchen sink. I've actually poured it down the disposal to get a nice, clean smell. I really love this product. Oh, and before I forget, I've used Fabuloso, too. It works well but really don't care for the smell. 😣😣
In Australia we have Pine-O-Clean. I have been using it like you have shown here in your video for many years. I buy the Lavender fragrance. Great for bath & floor towels as well.
I've been using Pinesol in my laundry 🧺 for years on animal urine odor, moldy and certain bacterial skin infections on clothes, and towels. (beach and pool season is upon us, great for those towels and clothes that don't get into the washer right way 😉) My Dr told me to use it in my laundry when my ex was sick. Love it.. I've used the lil brown bottle of Lysol too. Totally suggest it. Great 👍 share. A lil goes a long way and the smell is nice too. Thanks
My Mother would wake us up every Sunday morning with the smell of Pine Sol. She got up early every Sunday morning and mopped the floor while we were asleep.
Found out about Pine Sol and laundry when my mom was alive...and she passed in 1991. Huge laundry changer especially when grease and oil are involved! Love Pine Sol.
Thank you for sharing these great tips. I’m definitely going to try the laundry hack. You and your husband remind me of me and my husband always laughing and joking with each other it’s so nice to see, puts a smile on my face. Thank you for sharing all your tips and tricks. 🥰
What a great idea for the laundry and carpet! I'm going to tell my sister. She has 2 kids, 2 cats, 2 pet rats, a dog and a fish. She is constantly cleaning! We were just talking about how to make the towels fresh smelling again. Thanks so much!
This video has been life changing for me… when I was growing up my mother used pine sol whenever people were coming over lol. But she was very specific about the only ways we can use it so I was always nervous to think outside the box… but this is now my favorite cleaner for all these you listed! And and it’s a nostalgic smell :)
I've use pinesol all my life ... Seriously since I was a little girl learning to clean. 🤣. My favorite ❤️
Yeah! My dad loved that stuff.. the man was a fanatic, It takes me back.
I love the energy she’s so happy! I didn’t know cleaning could make you smile so much🤩
The smell of Pine-Sol always rolls me back to when I was a kid and my mom always cleaned with Pine-Sol. 💚
Same 💚
Same 💕
The original doesn't smell the same as 20 years ago. It is sweeter.
Same.
Eight kids.
No pampers.
Nostalgia....
I've loved Pine Sol for cleaning the toilet bowl for years, but hadn't thought about using it in the laundry. Thank you!
That's so funny that people love Pine Sol so much, I can't stand the smell! 😂
Same here! Reminds me of my nursery school back in the 60's!! I do love the smell of the original spray Lysol, though!! That smells like my Grandma's bathroom!
Now they have other aromas.
@@crybebebunny unfortunately the other scents are not antibacterial/viral
@@lct7192000 I did not know this. Will have to look at my bottles. I have the lavender and lemon, as well, as the original.
@@lct7192000 so sad to find that out. It is like bleach only the Originals are disinfecting.
My grandmother used to use it to clean the house, but I never knew that you could use it for animal stains and odors And...FOR YOUR LAUNDRY!!! THAT'S AMAZING!! Good tip. I'll have to try it. Great video. Thanks for sharing. Love you.
I’ve used diluted lemon scented PineSol in a spray bottle for years to clean & sanitize kitchen & bathroom counters. 👍🏻
Yep. I've never purchased the bottles of watered down cleaner. They're expensive. Just a splash of lysol lemon or pine sol ...add water. Readt to go.
I have been using pine sol for my whites for 20 years now. I am surprised people are barely figuring it out. Does a way better job then bleach or any other product. It is amazing to wash your whites shoes as well including white canvas vans. Although baking powder and hydrogen peroxide are my go to for cleaning my vans.
My grandma would use it when we would go work in the fields picking produce. The laundry hack has been in our family for years!!!
I have been using pinesol in the washer for over 20 years . Learned it from a lady who was 75 years old at the time .
Love it .
I've never used it on laundry. My husband works in construction and it's hard to take the stains out. Do you think it will help with his clothes?
@@rockyraquel25 Yes, Try it.
Can it be used in s HE front loader washer? Before loading clothes ? My concern is over sudsing. Thank you.
@@melodyclark4347 try pretreating the stain with the pinesol. Test it first on like tshirts before trying it on your nice clothes
I’ve used pinesol for cleaning for bathrooms and kitchen. It leaves such a clean smell! Didn’t know about laundry, I have to try that on laundry day! Thanks so much Kathryn!
You look like a lovely couple. Keep laughing and sharing together. Bless you!
I went to our local Dollar Tree yesterday and purchased a bunch of storage buckets. Several people stopped me and asked me what I planned on doing with them. Lol. I tried to paint a picture of what I was doing and then told them to go find you on TH-cam. I kid you not, I had about 10 women huddled around me watching one of your videos. Lol. They went from having a few things in their baskets to a basket full of items. Let's just say, you will have some new subscribers coming your way soon. 😉
But this trick...I need to try asap on EVERYTHING in my boys rooms. Teenage boys + sweaty athletic clothes = 🤢
Well curiosity has me now and I'll have to go back to her account page and type "bucket" into the search bar 😂
@@JensUniqueNibblesandMore bucket, bins, boxes, container....whatever you want to call them.
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@@BrendaRodriguez-by5gc everybody has their own name for them so it's all of the above 🤣. I'm not sure what she called them though. I know it was from one of her most recent videos if that helps.
Was it those basket bin things from when she talked about the $5 section?
Hi Kathryn, I love Pine Sol. I have been using it in my laundry for quite sometime. I especially love it for the linen. The house smells so fresh and clean when you use it. Thanks so much for sharing 💕
Pine-sol smells like childhood to me. I have fond memories of smelling it when my mom would clean the floors on weekends.
You need to try the Mexican Pinol El Original. That one is sold only in Mexico, that I know of. My sister gives me a bottle when I go visit down in Tx. I also love jabón ZOTE, that one is a pink bar soap & now comes in white as well. They both are great for stain removal👌🏼
I grew up with the smell of Pine-Sol! My mom, may she rest, swore “it keeps the bugs away” lol I just moved to Arizona so I’m hoping they’ll keep the scorpions 🦂 away too. Fingers crossed 🤞
I read lavender keeps the scorpions away- I kept a bar of lavender soap in the bathroom (Trader Joe’s used to sell it) - maybe some landscaping
L G... Be ware tho that light attracks scorpions... We went camping over night in NM and had a camp fire burning. We became aware of some scorpions and so we sat on the picnic table. We were engrossed in conversation and when we looked at the ground... It was moving! There were hundreds of scorpions crawling around. Never again. Be careful in AZ.
I live in Vegas. Exterminator and having your doors and windows professionally sealed is the secret to scorpions removed dont listen to anyone who says essential oils or pine sol will not work
@@kikisylvester7195 it wasn't the light from your fire that attracted them, it was the heat. That's also why they climb into your boots at night.
@@kikisylvester7195 what did you do?! Omg.
The smell of Pinesol is nostalgic for me and just smells clean. I've used it in all the ways you shared. Thanks
Great hack. And yes I'm in the club that loves pinesol. I use it on floors,but never for laundry
Looking forward to trying and letting you know how it works! Thanks Katherine! Love you channel, been watching literally for YEARS!
I've been using the Dollar Tree version, in the lemon scent, in my laundry for years.
May I ask how much do you use for a big load ? I wonder if you can use that Fabulouso in the rinse water or in the wash water too.
I use the lemon one too, I use the lid of my detergent to measure it....I add the same amount as I do the detergent. brillo brand has a version of pine sol also that's exactly the same.
I love my Pine Sol! I've used it over thirty years! It's great for your towels too! If you ever have the towel thrown into the hamper damp, it's a little mildew smell or sports towels. Sometimes they seem not to get clean and refreshed. Pour it in with them! It kills mold and makes them nice and fluffy!
My college roommate forbade pinesol in their home when they bought a house. I guess my pinesol wore out its welcome. Love me some pinesol.
It's great for athletic clothes and gear. Funny how folks are just discovering it in the laundry. Great for mildewed clothes as well.
I used pinesol and pinalen for everything. It's my laundry booster. Pinesol lover for years.🤗
Puerto Rican moms have been teaching us all the uses of pine sol for yearss.. glad to see you learning the ways 😌
Most regular people have been using Pinesol for decades. This is an Uppr Middle Class phenomenon we're seeing lately where these women are just now having to do their own hair and clean their own homes. So they make these videos thinking they discovered something ground breaking. 🤣
@@meyerseven8767 right. Mostly all moms of a backgrounds especially baby boomer moms and back have been using this. No news here.
What do you fry bananas in it? White women have been using Pine-Sol since forever it's not a Puerto Rican thing
@@meyerseven8767 yeah remember when us poor people used to go to Goodwill? Now now it's a trendy thing and that's why it cost $14 for a shirt there
@Ralph Tom I'm happy for you
I'm old enough to remember using Hexol for everything - it made the water turn white when you poured it in. Used it to mop floors, clean the toilet, anything and everything! It's basically waaaaaay more concentrated Pine-Sol.
We used Dettol! Same experience!!
Welcome to “our” world, Kathryn!! Lol no disrespect intended! Pine-Sol has been a part of my life since I was a little girl. That is what my Grandma used at our house all the time. I love the clean smell! I love your videos! Thank you so much for being in our lives!! 😁🤗
Hi Kathryn, I love Pine-Sol my favorite one is the lemon it’s a little bit lighter in the container than the one you were showing it’s not quite as strong smelling but it smells wonderful. I use Pine-Sol when I was broke out of college and I still use it now as an adult!
Lemon pine soil is not a disinfectant. Disappointing.
@@carolynmaves503 yeah I noticed that too and like you, very disappointed
You changed my laundry life with this hack! Regular laundry comes out fresh and brighter. My old linens and quilts that have had some spots for years, I have done this on the spots washed them and those old old stains on vintage linens came out. I have done it to table lines and quilts and it worked for every stain. I did brush in Pinesol longer than you did on my stains but TY so much.
Just a few weeks ago I bought Pine-Sol in bulk from Costco and got home and learned I can’t use it on my new vinyl floors so I needed to find new ways to utilize this wonderful smelling solution! THANK YOU!!
Girl your giving all my secrets away 😉 My grandma taught them all to me.
Pinesol has been a staple in my life in one way or another as ling as I can remember.
In the wash, in the bathroom and for floors. I couldn’t clean my house without it.
I learned about using it in the laundry back in the 90’s from an aunt who worked at the dry cleaners.
Love her presentation..she has great personality..God bless her