YouTube/UDIN BERBAGI ILMU
Brilio.net - There are many electronic tools that make cleaning up at home very easy. One of the tools that you must have at home is an iron . An electronic iron is very helpful for tidying up dirty clothes.
Traveling in neat, freshly ironed clothes will automatically increase your self-confidence, especially when attending formal events. However, an iron that has been used frequently can burn and hinder the process of smoothing clothes, you know.
Burnt iron stains risk sticking to clothes. The iron became difficult to use. On the other hand, an iron that has burnt spots is also unsightly, right? On the other hand, there are still many who don't know how to remove burnt stains from the iron .
In fact, if you know the trick, the iron can be transformed into shine again, you know. So, for those of you who don't know yet, you can copy the trick for removing burnt stains from an iron from YouTube user UDIN BERBAGI KNOWLEDGE.
The man on the YouTube account UDIN BERBAGI ILMU explains that to practice this trick, you only need one additional kitchen ingredient. On the other hand, you can also practice the trick in a short time, namely approximately 2 minutes.
The trick to removing burnt stains on an iron is simply adding 1 kitchen ingredient.
The first step that must be taken is to smear the burnt part of the iron with toothpaste. After that, turn on the iron and set it so that the hot temperature is at the maximum level. Then, wait a few moments until the iron is really hot.
photo: YouTube/UDIN SHARE KNOWLEDGE
While waiting, prepare a book or 1 sheet of paper. Sprinkle the paper with enough salt. Yup, salt is the main kitchen ingredient for practicing this trick to remove burnt stains on an iron.
"The kitchen salt is fine," emphasized the owner of the YouTube account UDIN BERBAGI ILMU, quoted by BrilioFood on Thursday (25/4).
When the iron is really hot, rub it directly on the salted paper. Without waiting long, the burnt stains will stick to the salt, you know. If there are still burnt marks remaining, you can repeat the same trick one more time until the iron shines again.
photo: YouTube/UDIN SHARE KNOWLEDGE
How about it, it's really easy to get rid of burnt stains on this iron, isn't it? Taking a peek at the YouTube upload of UDIN BERBAGI KNOWLEDGE, apart from having been watched 39 thousand times, quite a few netizens have left enthusiastic comments about the tricks in this video, you know.
How to store salt so it doesn't clump.
If you don't pay attention to how you store it, the salt can get damp and change its texture to a lump, you know. Here's how to store salt so that the texture remains smooth.
1. Add rice grains.
Adding a few grains of rice to the container where you store the salt can help absorb moisture that can cause the salt to clump.
2. Use silica gel.
Silica gel is an excellent material for absorbing moisture. Place several bags of silica gel in the salt container to help keep the salt dry.
3. Store in a tight container.
Make sure the container where you store the salt has a tight-fitting lid to prevent moisture from entering.
4. Add rice.
As with rice, adding a few grains of rice to the salt dish can also help absorb moisture.
5. Store in a dry place.
Make sure you store salt in a dry place and away from sources of moisture, such as in a kitchen cupboard away from pans or water fountains.
(brl/lut)
