5 Weird Kitchen Cleaning Tips That REALLY Work!

Thank you for the olive oil tip for the sink, I have the same sink & it has been getting diggy & I didnt know what to use so Thank You Again!

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Baking soda works on air fryers too!

These tips are amazing! I can't wait to try them at home. Will the pledge work on a stainless steel appliance? I can't get my new stainless steel dishwasher to shine, no matter what I use! Thank you!

You have the exact same oven/stove top and microwave as me. Baking soda is the only thing that works! Thanks for the wood spray tip!

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I think I’m going to need to learn how to wax things…👀 I wish I could’ve seen the buffing part 👀

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I wanted to let you know that after the dishwasher is through, you can put a drying towel inside the top of the door and just lightly push it together, don't close it, and it'll dry the dishes. I enjoy you and your work.

I love my white ceramic stovetop!! It cleans in 3 seconds with the cleaner made for the purpose. If something is really burnt on then use a one sided razor blade, like for paint scraping, and scape it off. The trick may be to clean it often, but who cares when it takes 3 seconds!!

I have an issue w lime scale build up, never experienced before. I didn’t even know that what it was. Definitely trying olive oil….Michigan

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Great tips

Those are great tips thanks ✨🌷

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Try milton instead of bleach. Its really good and food friendly. I use it for tea stained cup or tea pots.

The Olive Oil for the sink is a clever solution. Thank you my dear!!

Cool tips. I also like to get crumbs out if my toaster everyday and clean refrigerator inside everyday to remove leftovers etc it makes it easier .

You inspired me to shine up my sink and clean up some of my appliances. Please do a car declutter and clean video.

Out of curiosity....I was JUST cleaning an older electric roaster. The base interior looks stained, like limescale. I used Dawn dish soap & REALLY hot water, let it soak for about 10 minutes & then used a scrubbie to clean off all the built up grease & dirt. However, when it dried, it still looked like there was limescale on it...would the olive oil hack work for making this look "new-ish" again? Same thing for the roaster insert & crock pot inserts?