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Brilio.net - The scoop is often exposed to water, so this tool will gradually become dirty due to moss. Signs that the scoop has become mossy can be seen from the appearance of blackish brown stains and a slippery texture. If you leave it, the moss stain will get thicker and harder to clean, you know.
If it is already stubborn, moss stains usually have to be cleaned with lemon or citric acid. This acidic material can be dissolved in water, then brushed on a ladle. However, sometimes citrus is difficult to find on the market.
Well, you don't need to worry, because even without citrus, a mossy dipper can still be cleaned with the tricks shared by the gentlemen on the Paijo Ompong TUTORIAL YouTube account, here. After investigating, he only added one kitchen ingredient to practice this trick for cleaning mossy ladles.
What needs to be prepared is a bowl or container for mixing the cleaning agent. Fill the container with 1 sachet of laundry bleach. Then, add dish soap. Yup, dishwashing soap is the main kitchen ingredient for practicing this trick for cleaning a mossy ladle.
After that, just dissolve the two ingredients in hot water. Stir until smooth before using.
photo: YouTube/paijo toothless TUTORIAL
Next, dip an old toothbrush into the cleaning agent mixture, then brush it on the scoop. You don't need to brush hard, the moss stains on the dipper will come off very easily, you know. Finally, if all the stains on the dipper are gone, rinse the dipper with clean water.
"The results are great, but you have to use hot water, friends," said the owner of the YouTube account paijo ompong TUTORIAL, quoted by BrilioFood on Thursday (14/3).
photo: YouTube/paijo toothless TUTORIAL
Wow, the result is that a ladle that was originally very dirty can become shiny just by cleaning it with simple materials, right? If you are interested in trying this trick or do you have any other tricks?
Not only scoops, there are many other household items that are safe to clean with dish soap. Here are some examples.
1. Table and chairs.
Dining tables, work tables, side tables and chairs can be cleaned with dish soap to remove dust, dirt and stuck-on stains.
2. Bookcases and storage shelves.
Bookshelves, storage shelves, and other shelves in the house can be cleaned with dish soap to remove accumulated dust and dirt.
3. Dressing table and mirror.
Dressing tables and mirrors in the bedroom or bathroom can be cleaned with dish soap to remove stubborn stains and dirt.
4. Wooden furniture.
Wooden furniture such as cupboards, tables, chairs and cupboards can be cleaned with dish soap diluted in water to remove dust and dirt without damaging the wooden surface.
5. Children's equipment.
Children's toys, high chairs, and other surfaces frequently used by children can be cleaned with mild dish soap that is safe for their sensitive skin.
6. Bathroom equipment.
Bathtubs, sinks, toilets, and other surfaces in the bathroom can be cleaned with dish soap to remove stubborn dirt and stains.
7. Lights and glass.
Lamps, windows and other glass can be cleaned with a mixture of water and dish soap to remove stains and dust.
(brl/psa)
