You'll never clean your kitchen the same way 😳 (9 TikTok cleaning hacks TESTED)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 พ.ค. 2024
- I tested out a handful of viral TikTok cleaning hacks and i hate to break it to you... a lot of them were losers. BUT THE WINNERS WERE SO GOOD it was worth it!
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Okay, the vacuum thing, that is literally how I learned to vacuum a room. Didn’t know this was a hack😂😂
Same. I think it's only a "hack" because so many people weren't taught this way, and they want to inform people. If you call anything a hack, it's thought of as something cool to learn ;)
That’s the way I was taught, too. Can’t imagine going every which way--how would you know where you’ve been??
@@ladonnajaynes3909 exactly! It would drive me nuts not knowing whats been cleaned and not. I've been teaching my kids this way too.
Right. Me too!
Same. Not a hack, people just didn’t learn the correct way. Or maybe it’s a common sense kind of thing, no disrespect intended here, just saying some things have a more efficient way about them.
Wait, hold up … I didn’t know that NOT vacuuming in lines was an option?! 😂 My mom was so hardcore about the vacuum lines, so that’s all I knew and assumed everyone else did that too 😆 Sometimes even now as an adult with five kids of my own, I’ll send my mom a picture of the carpet lines to be funny, but especially if a kid walks across them before I’m done…. bc then I feel like I need to go over that spot to make a line again where they just walked so the room feels “finished” 😂🤣
I was taught vacuum lines too and you started from far side of room a vacuum your way out the door. Never leave footprints on vacuumed carpets
My Teen recently vacuumed a paid design into the carpet 😂
My Mom had a carpet rake and we had to rake the lines away. She hated them.
Same. My step dad was OCD about the lines. If they weren’t there it had to be done again 😂
Thanks for being so honest and doing the research on these hacks! I'm 50-ish lol and I've tried so many cleaning hacks in my life. I do like your vacuum hack. However, I've learned that my carpet gets cleaner if I push it forward in a straight line and pull it back on the same line THEN move it over slightly before pushing it forward for then next line. The way you're doing it, you don't get two full passes on the same line. The trick is to go slowly so that the vacuum has time to pull all the dirt up. But, if you don't have a lot of time and you need to do it quickly, you have a better chance of getting more dirt by vacuuming up and back on the same line then shifting for the next pass than you do the other way. I'm a vacuuming freak. 😂😂😂 Hope this helps. ❤
Yes, exactly!! My very favorite household chore is vacuuming and I vacuum the same way you described. I just love it!
Yep!
Haha, love the tip, vacuuming the house was my job as a kid and teen, and as an adult on my own, I hate carpet with a passion 😂 but I still use my little shark for hard floors and mop the same way, which of course, always works better. Love that we can all find our cleaning zen in different ways 🩷
I have never judged anyone for their home. Every one is different and there are no perfect people 😂❤
I think we judge ourselves harsher than others do.
The other day my husband was talking about giving CPR at work compared to giving CPR at a hospital and said "it's hard maneuvering between a bed and a dresser to reach the patient and having your partner move the needles that are laying all over the floor so you don't get a needle stick"
I've never had drug paraphernalia strewn about my house or decomposing things under my couch yet people will still judge me for having a messy dining room table. It's weird.
Now THAT is some serious perspective. Wowza. And please thank your husband for doing what he does. ❤️
The O Cedar mop is also great to wash walls! I bought extra mop heads when I got mine and I keep two for "cleaner" jobs like cabinets and walls. Use the third one strickly for floors. Yes, I launder them, but I still feel better using one strickly for dirty floors!
Great tip. Most of my house is tile. Does this mop work well on tile?
Yeah I was going to say please don't use the one you use for floors on your cabinets. I'm not OCD about much but that would gross me out I don't care how clean the mop head got in the wash 😂😂😂
Oh definitely I only have one mop head for walls and cabinets,one for floors bc no matter how much I wash those babies I'm like no I'll know 😂 the ocedar spinmop is the best cleaning tool in my arsenal!!
smart!
@@MizMagnoSalsalove mine on tile, I put a little fabric Softener in with bleach and hot water.
The trash bag hack isn’t to make it faster it’s to keep the air out of the bag so you in turn habe more room in your trash as all of the air is out and it doesn’t puff up inside the can. ☺️
*I’ve been a professional cleaner many years and always hated how the air gets in the bag and I once learned to poke a little hole in the top of the bag so as trash goes in it pushes the air up and out of the bag/can but this seems like a good hack for that issue! I’ll have to try it out!**
Sorry but who has to be told how to get the air out when replacing the garbage bag? I thought that it was common sense.
Def. NOT common knowledge @@susanmolnar9606
Maybe common sense IF you've been taught to get the air out of the garbage bag. My mom didn't know that, my grandmother didn't know that - and neither did I! Nor does my dil, my daughter, my sister, dil's sister, nor dil's mom know that. It's a simple tweak - but you have to be taughte something before you can practice it long enough for it to become "common sense"
For the cutting boards, just put it in a very sunny window. The sun bleaches out the smell and stains.
My husband chopped kimchi and it stained the cutting board, I washed it as normal and left it in a sunny window. Its good as new. No extra scrubbing or lemons. ❤❤
Let Jesus take the wheel! You crack me up! Thanks for brightening my day, my cabinets and my floors.❤
That's what I'm sayin!! ❤🎉😂😊
I was rolling from that one too!😂
Thanks for this vid! I’ve found these two BEST HACKS TO TRY:
- Stainless steel fridge cleaner - Sprayway glass cleaner with microfiber towel. Hands down the best for cleaning & shine. No ammonia so won’t harm plastic protective coating. May need to remove oil with 409 / degreaser first. 10 year old fridge looks brand new.
- White plastic cutting boards: Clean with Dish soap, dry, then spray Clorox cleanup and let sit for about 20-30 min. Rinse and Clean again with dish soap. Like new! 💕
You had me laughing out loud with some of your comments about the hacks! Thanks for trying these things out so we don't have to! 🤣🤣
Every time I see vacuum lines, I think of a particular neat freak friend. He takes vacuuming very seriously, and one time he and two others broke into my house (with a spare key) and cleaned it the day I was coming home from a delicate surgery. I saw the lines in the carpet and said, “Adam has been here!” Core memory of a very trying season.
THOSE are friends!
@@chelseycline6991 Absolutely. My husband was the best man in his wedding this summer!
I ❤my Ocedar mop, been using one for years, replacing the heads of course. When we bought our current home in 2018, I mopped all of the walls and ceilings in this entire 4 bedroom home, before getting moved in, amongst much other detail cleaning. It wasn’t difficult because the house was empty and clean, but I can’t trust the cleaning of strangers. Anyway, it was worth the effort because everything was fresh and sanitized when we moved in 👍
For the plastic cutting boards - lay them flat and pour some regular old bleach on them. Leave for like 10 minutes and they'll be clean as new :) no scrubbing needed
I love vacuum lines! It just looks clean. I was also taught to vacuum in 2 different directions - like North>South then East>West. Thank you Kallie for helping to keep drudgery a positive experience!
That is what I do. I go one way then go the opposite way. It helps get up the dog hair better.
Yes I do this too. With the vac and the carpet shampooer. You pick up way more
I do that to for high traffic areas
That cabinet cleaning hack with the spin mop always works amazingly well on cleaning walls! So much easier than scrubbing with better (and faster) results!!
I was just thinking this!
And base boards and doors around the handles
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I use a Swiffer with 11x11" wash cloths for spills, and it works pretty well on walls too. (We happened to have ribbed cloths that scrub well too.) Cupboards with handles might be tricky but ours with no handles are fine.
What i like is you can get 18 wash cloths for $7 and color code them for gross stuff vs food prep areas. Like blue for counters and white for floors, gray for toilet area. Whatever works. But also they store really well and are versatile (we also use them as rags of course), and you can go through at least 18 of them before you have to wash more. (When I had a spin mop I didn't have many mop heads so I had to stop cleaning when I ran out, until they could be washed. Plus if they get gross it's a bigger deal to throw them away and buy more.) I like that I can hang the Swiffer mop on a lighter weight hook on the side of the fridge
I used to use sponge mops, one for floor and one for walls. It was such a hassle to store them and i hated using them lol. But they were better than full size string mops
Is it just water in the tub? What kind of cleaner did you use?
Your channel has changed my life!! I’ve never been happier with my home/life than I am now because of you. Thank you lots!❤
I hope you get a monetary kick back with every thumbs up for every comment we viewers have. Arlene
I Agree!❤🎉
Kallie, you are my first cleaning/decluttering person. I Love you and your amazing ideas!
I think of you every time I use my kitchen counter vacuum!!
"Kitchen counter vacuum"?? Wait, I've missed something!! 👀👀🤪🙃
@1ginadkins I Love my little handheld vacuum! It's great for counters, inside fridge, and saves me from dragging out the big vacuum!
Oh! It's great for catching spiders and fruit flies, too!
I love seeing old ways from the younger generations. This is how my grandma showed me to vacuum and mop. My kids always thought I was OCD but no I was being thorough. 😂 🎉
I thought I had OCD too cause no one else did it, my mom does it. I’m 37 and that’s how I’ve always done it.
Neither of you know what OCD is if you think preferring to vacuum a particular way means you have it.
@@user-es1no4xg5n I agree, I don't have OCD and I implied my kids don't know what OCD is either.
Ocd isn't a joke my friend used to wash his hands over and over cause he had OCD so much that he would get raw hands and blisters on them
My mom taught me how to vacuum like that when I was 9, I’m now 58 and I still do it that way 😊
Mine too! 😅 I didn’t realize this was a hack
My mom taught me this as well. I assumed everyone vacuumed like this.
Same! That's how I was taught and thought everyone else did it like that too.
Same!
I always do the trash bag thing! It helps the bag cling to the sides so you don’t get big air bubbles when you put stuff in. It works for me at least
I will have to try that! The trash bag fits so tight on the can at work that I always have air bubbles.
I had hubs drill a couple small holes on sides of trash can which allows air to escape. When I was a young teen mom cleaned houses and she taught me that. Works great. Holes need to be toward bottom of cans
I was thinking she must not live in a dry climate, since the hack prevents static electricity, I find it helpful because where I live the bag clings in many directions to the bin.humidity here is 30%. If its above 50% there she might not deal with the bag being super static haha.
@@sharonafranklin8338I was wondering what this hack was for! Makes sense now. I live in super-humid Florida, so I’ve never had the air bubbles everyone is talking about. At least there’s one good thing about all the humidity here.
You saved my mop, I JUST removed it from my laundry room because it was too big and I wasn’t using it enough (I was using my smaller mop in the laundry tub). I’m going to clean my cabinets AND doors and walls with it! EXCITED!!
I've been doing the trashbag and vacuum "hacks" since I was a little girl, my mom taught me! For those wondering about the two hacks: The trashbag one is to prevent air from pushing up the bag and make it awkward to use, and the vacuum one is just the most efficient with time/effort.
I started putting multiple garbage bags in the can. Two benefits- first when hubby actually takes the trash out there is already a bag there. Next, if something leaks you can easily double bag. I put 3-4 in at a time. (Just to clarify- the bags are layered by putting them in the same way you put in 1 for all 3)
That's a good hack.
Those straight vacuum lines are so incredibly satisfying. 🙌 They speak to my soul!! Thanks for another great video, Kallie! ❤
That's how you need to mow the lawn, too! 😊
Hi Kally. I have a swifter to do my cabinets. I bought washable thick pads for the swiffer. Mrs Myers Lemon verbena cleaner and wash/mop the cabinets. Works great and smells very nice! My mom taught me the vacuuming technique when I was a kid. The track marks was the way she could tell if I'd done it right!. As always, thanks for you truly helpful videos!
Kallie, You are informative and hilarious! Love your humor! Love your channel!❤
Cowboy trash bag wielders... 😅
I agree that maybe the baby oil is just for shine. Would probably go back over it with a dry cloth just so I didn't think it was greasy. I am not a "Jesus take the wheel' vacuumer, so I can confirm that using that pattern does work. Thanks Kallie! 💗💗💗💗
You just made this junior high science teacher so happy! Acids, bases, neutrals, hypothesis and experimentation! Yippee! Also, good to know that the O’Cedar mop dies actually work well.
Yep, until the stick breaks! Then you have to buy a whole new kit!
That the easiest part to replace. I just used an old broom stick I had since I hated how short the original was.
"Dirty Water Soup" LOL🤣
Baby Oil for stainless steel is great if you live near salt water. Stops the salt from damaging the surface. Also, it keeps fingerprints off the stainless steel.
cleaning companies call that vacuum pattern "vacuum for groom" because it leaves the carpets looking groomed
I worked in restaurants for years and the stainless steel cleaner we used would leave that oil layer, too. Then I read the ingredients and it was citrus oil. So that makes sense.
I have been watching your video's forever it seems, rarely do I comment, but today I need to say, I love how honest you are with your hacks! Thanks for sharing and being so real!
Thanks for the O’Cedar mop review! I’ve been wanting one but just wasn’t sure it was worth all the hype. I’m buying it now! My cupboards are desperate for a good cleaning.
I am thinking of buying one too. Let us know what you think?
Just here to say I love my spin mop. My husband asks if he can mop!
@@evelynlee3323 wow that is amazing.
I love that you review hacks that have failed. This saves the rest of us from having to go through the frustration. I have read that baby oil on a clean stainless steel sink will help repell water spots & keep it looking bright & shiney between dishwashing. I don't have a stainless steel sink, so i can't confirm that it works. Maybe someone else could comment? Or maybe you could give it a try?
I am sure it will only make drops of water stand weirdly on tge stanless and look ugly, like when you try to mix water and oil in one glass and they look so ugly in the end, not mixed, but not quiet seperated
I use a half a lemon that might have been used for a fish dinner to go over my stainless steel sink as a final touch. Clean the sink then run the lemon all over the surfaces and rinse with hot water. For the truly professional shine, then wipe down with a microfibre cloth. Clean, dry, smells good and no water stains. A friend in pro cleaning taught me that
I love watching your channel Kallie!! I’ve actually been watching since your arts & crafts days (I’m just not usually a commenter) . You are hilarious in your videos.
I have to laugh at some of these TikTok hacks people come up with 😂. As for cutting boards I throw some bleach on those bad boys and they always come out sparkly and clean! I’ve had my spin mop for a few years and absolutely love that thing! I use a new mop head when I clean the walls and cabinets (I do this so I’m not using a clean one that I’ve used before on the floor’s because I will find cat fur on my walls or cabinets 🤦🏼♀️). The mop is also great for cleaning baseboards too! I’m a little older than you, but the way you vacuumed overlapping is the way I was taught to vacuum. I think that is a technique that got pushed to the side and is making a comeback. Now I just let my Roomba do the vacuuming for me! ❤your videos!!
Thank god for the roomba!
The o-cedar mop seems like a gamechanger! I never thought about mopping the cabinets, even though I use a swifter sweeper on my walls and the tops of cabinets for dusting...
Sadly I too am now at a stage in my life where I'm excited to see cleaning hacks I've never thought about trying, my twenty year old self would weep at the notion!
Those mops are called Vileda here in Australia and they are awesome. You can also use a mop for cleaning walls and ceilings or use a window mop, works really well.
They are called Vileda in Canada as well.
In Europe we've got Vileda as well. But up untill now I only used the ones without a small platform at the base. Mine are the obes without the spinning bucket. I guess that platform does come in handy to put some pressure when cleaning cabinets, walls, doors, ...
Oh my goodness! You had me cracking up throughout this video😂 Much appreciated after a long day❤
😊 Carpet lines! Yes, exactly how you explained it. Sometimes you may need to go over a spot more than once, but following that routine will let you know you covered it all.
Im 50, and i clean houses for a living. And arthritis isnt my friend. I have and use the O Cedar mop. Love it. I bought extra replacemt heads for a total of 5.. 2 to clean walls , 2 to mop with, and 1 if i have to use a wax product on floors. Best investment ever
Hi! 54 year old cleaning lady here! Haven't tried the O'cedar but I'm sure it's great. Just don't want to drag it around with me. I already feel like I'm moving into their home hahaha
@dianasimplifies I agree, at first it felt as if I was lugging alot of stuff with me. But, I'm already loading/unloading my supplies already. Ironically, there's certain cleaners that I'm allergic to and I break our real easy. When I go to give a quote, first thing I ask is there specific cleaners they prefer, and if not, I just bring my own. There is one client that has a specific wood cleaner and mop that they use, and of course, I follow their request, but other thN that, they leave it up to me. I know I don't have to, but I even "stamp" their toilet paper rolls. It sonething, I saw on tik tok, where you fold the end a certain way and then wet it with their faucet, if that makes any sense. It leaves like a flower stamp on the folds. And all my customers love it. Some leave it out for decor and conversation piece, lol. I also leave lil cards of affirmations on the bathroom mirrors. They say it's the lil things, that count to them. I just like spreading love and positive, cause you never know what someone is going through. And I can make just one person smile a week, I've feel like I've done what I was called to do. I hope you have a blessed rest of the week.🥰☀️
Ok, I didn't know that everyone didn't vacuum in straight lines. Also, that window cleaner you cleaned your floor mouldings with is what I use on my stainless refrigerator, and I love it. Fun video!
That was a great video. So honest and no smoke blown up any where!! I loved it ❤
Thank you Missy Girl! I had wondered about the trash can liners, but really didn't see the advantage. lol ... U proved that - several times, so thanks. And I agree... the carpet lines might be a hack now, but us older ladies were taught to vacuum that way. ... Glenda
I have the same mop but mine separates the dirty water from the clean. It’s the blue and red one.
1. My husband is a professional carpet cleaning technician and that is how they vacuum the carpets every night in commercial buildings. He also suggests that you walk with the vacuum forward and backwards not push with your arm forward and backwards it's the most efficient way of using your body and you will be less likely to injure yourself.
2. For the trash cans, if you're trying to avoid the static air bubble, my husband drills a little hole near the bottom of the trash can which lets all the air out of the trash can then as you put the trash bag in, the bag should go and smoothly.
3. Not sure if this last one is a good hack or not, but whenever I have stainless steel I always put some Pledge furniture polish on after I clean it, which then adds a protective layer to keep the dust and a stains from sticking and making it easier to clean the next time and it adds shine. But it's not for cleaning it's to make cleaning easier the next time you clean it. Sort of like adding a protective film over it. It sounds like what everyone says they're doing with the WD-40 as well.
I absolutely love that mop! I discovered it last year, and it’s make cleaning my bathtub or walls so easy! I wouldn’t trade it for anything ❤
Great tip! We have a huge tile shower could this mop be used on the walls and floor?
What kind of cleaning solution should I use for cleaning cabinet with mop
This video was very helpful. I love learning new things. You definitely had me cracking me up. I needed that. Thank you for all your hard work!
TY for the hacks. I'm always looking for new, easier, better and especially cheaper ways to clean and organize and motivate myself. O-Cedar spin mop is the best! Use on floors, cabinets and walls but I suggest using a separate mophead for each area. Also I use a second bucket to rinse the mophead because I haven't purchased the wash with rinse type bucket yet. My tried and true way of cleaning cutting boards is to add a few equal drops of Dawn dish soap and bleach to spread the solution over all stained areas and if possible leave to soak (in sink) overnight. I like to use a nail brush to scrub a little bit (don't splash yourself) then rinse before a quick, final wash and rinse. I like the nail brush because I feel that the short stiff bristles get into the slice marks a bit better without splashing than a long bristle that would bend. This method has not let me down no matter how many red peppers or carrots or whatever I have cut on my boards. BTW your most effective vacuum motion is "slowly" pulling it back towards yourself, moving away from you is mostly considered a prelim to the backstroke. When time allows I try to vacuum everything from all 4 directions if possible. A small hole in the top of my garbage bag works best for me to puff out the excess air as it fills up. You do what you can, when you can! BestWishes!
For my stainless steel appliances, I use a damp microfiber cloth to wipe down the appliance, following up with an e cloth. I get a streak free shine without using any cleaners and avoiding build up. I have used this hack for years, and I love it.
I use e-cloths on all of my appliances. If anyone had told me 3 years ago that I would love a cleaning cloth, I would have laughed at them. These cloths are the best thing ever. Just wet them a little and it takes everything off. Love them!
I feel the same about just plain microfiber
I’m really impressed that you’re still using the older vacuum you were demonstrating in your work studio! 👏👏👏 I have a reconditioned industrial Electrolux vacuum that I bought very clean off of eBay 20 yrs ago that still works excellent after all these years! It was originally used in hotel cleaning and has a very long cord! It’s not that heavy to push and I get a lot done cleaning with such a long cord and paid $200 for it back then! The seller had many just like it for sale! It’s made really well and the best upright vacuum I’ve ever owned! I only had to buy my own attachments for it. Your upright looked like it says Hoover on it and I’ve always heard they hold up great as well! 👍 Thanks for letting us know your opinion on all those viral Tik Tok hacks.
I have an ancient Kirby vacuum cleaner that’s also fantastic at cleaning.
@@patricialertora8407 that’s awesome!
Thank you for the cleaning hacks. You are so entertaining, you make cleaning look fun!😀
I think the baby oil would help to prevent fingerprints from forming so fast rather than actually clean the surface. I’ve used WD40 on my stainless for many years. It’s not the best cleaner, but it sure does helps to protect the surface from getting dirty. And I’m with you, I love my O’Cedar spin mop! I’ve used it to clean our travel trail from top to bottom - ceiling, walls & floors!
I use mine to clean walls, baseboards in between hands and knees cleaning the floors, cupboards, doors…it’s phenomenal and is so easy & fast.
I use olive oil, and it works great!!
Do It On A Dime, Kathryn shared the olive oil hack, and I've used it ever since!
I found the best pretreatment for clothes. Half Dawn dish soap & half peroxide. Depending on the stain I either just rub it in and some I'll let them soak overnight (grease and paint).
I use liquid in the washer, what remains in the bottom of the bottle rinses out into perfect diluted amount that sprayed onto any stain pre-wash works perfectly as remover!
Love your videos, ideas And personality !
I have that mop and can’t wait to try the cabinet cleaning with it.
I am 51 and was taught vacuuming hack when I was in single digits. I pressured everyone knew this. I'm glad you're getting info out there.
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Thanks for the hack reviews. I’ve been wanting an O-Cedar mop…definitely getting one this week. With Carpet vacuum lines is the only way I vacuum…it’s a huge sense of accomplishment when they are in perfect formation.😊
Lol that's how I was taught how to vacuum, back in the day.😉 Love your tips! You and Kathryn on Do It On a Dime should do a Collab!!
I agree! They are both great!
Kallie lol. I was excited for all these hacks because they were coming from you. At least 2 of these were fails and I appreciate your authenticity about it
I LOVE it...."smooshing them around" You are so funny! I love how the camera comes closer to your face to get a better facial view! and then how you express yourself.....LOVE IT Arlene
Yes, had a hoover vacuum for many years.. wear ear plugs when using! Simple Green is great for baseboards too.
Have wood cabinets and use murphy oil soap...cleans and conditions. Thanks for testing the hacks for us.
The spin mop works great for cleaning walls too! 😊
E cloth for stainless steel is amazing! Even has little scrubbies
Just stumbled onto your channel and now subbed. So nice to see someone try these hacks for real and actually be honest about the results. 👍👍
I loved everything you talked about. please do more, I saw the one about the cutting board and tried it after cutting carrots and it just got worse. I used Dawn spray and wash let it sit and it came clean
I've been doing my walls with a spin mop for years now. I keep a separate mop head for the walls. However, I still prefer an old fashioned cotton string mop for the floors.
I laughed out loud when you started talking about the ocedar (doitonadime recommend) mop. When I got mine I could not stop raving about it to everyone who would listen! Recently cleaned the kitchen ceiling and walls pre-painting using mop and fell in love with it on a whole new level 😂😂😂😂
A couple of things; I learned this from Do It On. Dime, Kathryn uses the same type of mop; however, she placed a small plastic trash can into the water bin, for clean water. That way, when you wring out the mop, the dirty water goes into the water bin, then your clean water stays cleaner. Wet mop from the clean water, wrong out, clean, use the clean water to dampen mop, wrong, etc. I hope that makes sense!!
The other is, use coconut oil instead of baby oil, or any type of petroleum based product, i.e., petroleum jelly, as this can/will leave a film on your eyes. Plus, coconut oil is good for the skin. I keep a plastic container in the bathroom filled with cocoa oil. I buy the 56oz of organic coconut oil from Sam's for under $10; I use for cooking/baking as well. Great for use on elbows, cuticles, hands, arms, legs, etc ...
I absolutely love your enthusiasm over that mop and cabinet cleaning hack lol!! I might have to go get it for myself and try that hack out ...
I am downright methodically when vacuuming! Happy to find out I’m not obsessive 😂😂😂😂
I have the holy grail spin mop too and it is soooooo good! Loved the video
Are new mop heads hard to find for that mop?
@@sherribell4032 not sure my mop came with an extra mop head and they are washable
That dishwasher water mover thing made think it could be used to save water for a fast defrost when you need to keep the water going at a steady stream to keep it moving. Perfect for when you forget to take something out and need it to defrost fast, or for Thanksgiving when you wait to the last minute to get a turkey and they only have frozen, or you forget to take it out early enough to defrost in time. Not a total waste of a product but definitely not what it was intended for lol.
6:15 cutting board stains come out with a few drops of bleach, dish soap, water and a brush. Soak if needed. If you don’t have bleach, use any product with bleach in it (no mixing with ammonia!): Comet, Ajax, Softscrub with Bleach, Dishwasher gel (the type with bleach, AKA Sodium Hypochlorite)
My Grandma would say vacuum in lines like you did but, north to south, then east to west. Yes you're doing it twice but then you dont miss anything for sure!
I’m over here like “how else are we vacuuming?” Always interesting to see how other people do things 😂
You were in rare form in this video, and it was hilarious! 😂
Kallie, I’m not laughing at u but how u described ur experience w/ the cutting boards caused me 2 lol uncontrollably 4 a few minutes. LOVE ur sense of humor, it “was worth the price of admission” 🤣 tysvm!
Fun video. Thanks. I have always vacuumed that way. I suppose my mom did, too. My sister-in-law had a small cleaning company back in the day. She taught me to use a mop to clean walls and ceilings.
Thank you for the laughs and the great video! 😄 Hope you are having a fantastic day too!
Oh heck no to the sink dishwasher thingy....anything with electricity and a cord in water!!!!!!! Hell to the NO! What a huge waste of money. It's not too difficult to wash dishes by hand. It's crazy what people come up with. Thank you for the crazy hacks!
"Let Jesus take the wheel" when vacuuming 😂 love your videos!
To clean cutting boards, I found a rectangle shaped pumice stone. A circle motion lightly sands the plastic, restoring the like new smooth finish and sanding off any stains. I'm sure it is shortening the life span of the cutting board, but the like new look and feel is worth it and I'm still using the cutting board I bought 3-4 yrs ago.
Thank you so much--I have wanted one of those twirly mops. but hesitated to spend yet more money on gadgets-I will buy it with confidense now!! Congrats on being such a good homemaker with three kids under foot-good job!!
When mopping cabinets, do you use water only or was there a cleaner in the water? If so, what type? Thanks for great info!
I use a bit of cleaner in mine, I like hot water with a tablespoon of powder tide OR a splash of lysol OR your cleaner of choice
This video had me laughing! I love your videos and learn a lot but this one seemed to bring out the funny girl in you, which is a good thing! I enjoyed it. Thanks for testing out the hacks for us.
I am definitely going to try the ones that worked for you. But this video was super entertaining. It cracked me up a few times 😂. You are so funny. But I liked seeing all these cleaning ideas. I love cleaning inspiration videos. Keep up the good work..
You not only always have great content but you always make me smile. When ever I'm having a down day I watch your videos and get cheered up. Big thanks!
My mom taught us to vacuum thoroughly. I love those carpet marks!
I think you've convinced me to get a spin mop, mostly to use on walls and cabinets.
Hi Kallie. New subscriber here. You are so funny! Thanks for doing the hacks and giving your honest opinions.
· Fingerprints on stainless steel: slightly damp microfibre cloth with a bit of window cleaner (the cheapest one).
· Stains on plastic boards: wash them as you normally do, then put them in the sun. Light bleaches those stains fast (one day or two). It may depend on the plastic material. Mine are professional grade but look similar to yours. I store them in the open by hanging them on hooks or leaning them against the wall/side of a cupboard so that at least some light can hit them. Once a year or so I use a sander to smooth them out like I would sand wood (starting with a coarse grit and finishing with a fine one, but it's harder than wood).
Thanks for the kitchen cabinet cleaning hack! I do this with my tiled bathroom walls already but it never occured to me to clean cabinet doors (or any doors!) like this. 😀
I like the mop idea but would definitely want to use new mop head on cabinets.
Agree wouldn’t want to use a mop for the floor on the cupboards. Still think cleaning cupboards with a little soap/water by hand is better especially if there are grooves. Plus you have to dry them
OMG yes that was exactly what I was thinking!
I was wondering about leaving wooden kitchen cabinets damp from the mopping.
The thing that is cool about that mop is that you can wash the head in the washing machine and dry it in the dryer. Presto. Nice clean mop.
🤣😂 Your videos and channel are quickly becoming a favorite of mine! I always enjoy your humor!
Skin So Soft cleans stainless steel, too.
I use only baking soda and peroxide to clean white surfaces.
The vacuum pattern is also how you’re supposed to roll paint, for the same reason/coverage.
“Trash bag wielding” and “letting Jesus take the wheel” for the vacuuming 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I assume you should use different mops. One for the floor and one for the cupboards.
My mom taught us the slow vacuum pull and it definitely works. We have pets so their fur can be a hassle but it gets the fur out pretty nicely.
Love that mop and hack! Also another hack for it is get a small trash bin from dollar tree and it makes it like the upgraded version keeping the water separate!
I used to clean a huge house (weekend home 🙄) every few months. She had me use wd40 on all of the stainless appliances. It was hard to get all of the oil buffed off, but they did shine. I guess it would also keep them from rusting or pitting like stainless sometimes does.
For your baseboards use a 50/50 mix of water and liquid fabric softener, not only does it smell amazing the anti static properties of the softener repels dirt so your baseboards stay cleaner longer.
-tips from a professional cleaner
For cutting boards, I plug the sink, add enough water to cover the cutting boards and add a splash of bleach. I leave them there until they are nice and clean, white & sanitized - all with no work! When I'm done soaking them, I drain the sink, rinse them off well, dry them and put them away.
I have a white, porcelain sink so this leaves the sink bright white, with no stains, as well.
My favorite way to clean stainless is with e cloths they work amazing and use only water.
Also love love love the mop I use it on my walls, amazing!
Hi Kallie, I have vacuumed the rugs like this since I was a young teenager, about 44 years now. At first, I vacuumed every which way, but when you get done, the rugs looked horrible with patterns going whichever way, so I started vacuuming straight up and down and it looked a lot better than it did doing it the other way,. Then I thought to myself that it probably was cleaning the rugs better by doing it this way since you were getting every inch vaccumed for real 🤣 like I said, I was a very young teenager! As for the lemon and baking soda, it wasn't the lemon it's the baking soda! I had a white refrigerator, and it had those hard plastic textured handles on it The freezer handle was filthy dirty, and no matter how much I scrubbed it, it wasn't coming as clean as the fridge handle, so I heard about the lemon, baking soda, and water paste . I didn't have a lemon, so I just used baking soda and water and made the paste it cleaned all the dirt and grim out of the handle, but it discolored the freezer handle I was so made because it looked disgusting!!! So it was the baking soda, not the lemon!
I love your "be kind to yourself and others".....the BEST finalization phrase EVER! Love ya, Kallie.....Arlene