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Brilio.net - Mopping the floor can be done regularly every day, every 3 days, or even once a week. However, the more often a mop is used, this tool will eventually turn black. If left untreated, the mop can not only become dirtier, it can also become smelly.
When they find that the mop is too dirty, it is not uncommon for people to throw it away and then buy a new mop. In fact, if you know the trick to cleaning it, a dirty mop can be turned white again, you know. One trick, you can soak the mop in a cleaning agent mixture for 1 full night to make it clean again.
However, some people consider the process of soaking a mop overnight to be too long. Not to mention if you have a lot of other things to do, you might forget about the mop you're soaking in, and then the soaking time will be excessive and actually damage the mop fibers.
So, for those of you who don't want to soak the mop overnight, this trick from netizens on the TikTok account @perihal.rt is definitely suitable to imitate. The woman on the TikTok account @perihal.rt said that she only needed three kitchen ingredients to clean a dirty mop so it was white again, you know.
Tricks for cleaning a dirty mop so it turns white again using 3 kitchen ingredients.
Before starting the trick, first prepare a bucket to soak the mop that will be cleaned. Next, put salt, baking soda, and dish soap into the bucket. Yup, those are the three main kitchen ingredients to practice this mop cleaning trick.
If so, pour hot water until the entire mop is completely soaked. This hot water will help the salt, baking soda and dishwashing soap work more optimally to remove stains, you know. Don't forget to stir so that all the ingredients are evenly mixed and easily absorbed into the mop.
"We'll wait 1.5 hours, OK," added the owner of the TikTok account @perihal.rt, quoted by BrilioFood on Saturday (25/5).
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After soaking for 1 hour 30 minutes, remove and rinse the mop. Look, the mop that was originally dirty can become clean white again, right?
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You don't need to brush the mop again because it has been soaked with a number of kitchen ingredients beforehand.
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How to deal with salt clumping in a jar.
The stock of table salt in the jar is at risk of clumping due to moisture or exposure to water. Salt that clumps in the jar can be overcome in several simple ways. Here are some tips to solve this problem.
1. Add moisture absorbing material.
- Rice.
Place a few grains of raw rice in a jar of salt. The rice will absorb the moisture and prevent the salt from clumping.
- Baking paper.
Place small pieces of parchment paper in the salt jar. Parchment paper can also help absorb moisture.
- Sugar.
Add a few grains of granulated sugar to the salt jar. Granulated sugar can absorb moisture and keep the salt dry.
2. Using silica gel.
Place a small packet of silica gel or other desiccant in the salt jar. This desiccant effectively absorbs excess moisture.
3. Store in a dry place.
Make sure the salt jar is stored in a dry and not damp place, such as in a tightly closed kitchen cupboard.
4. Shake the jar periodically.
Shake the salt jar periodically to prevent clumping. This movement will help break up any small lumps that may be starting to form.
5. Use a tight jar.
Make sure the lid of the salt jar is always tightly closed to prevent moisture from entering the air.
6. Heating the salt.
If the salt has curdled, you can spread it on a baking sheet and heat it in the oven at a low temperature, around 100 degrees Celsius, for a few minutes to remove the moisture. After that, let the salt cool before putting it back into the jar.
By applying one or a combination of the methods above, you can prevent and deal with salt clumping in the jar.
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