Are you cleaning your cooker hood? Blogger reveals the top three spots you forgot to clean, including your washing machine filter, and shows how dirty dirt can REALLY get dirty.
- Perth blogger Carolina McCauley revealed the top 3 places people forget to clean
- The mother of two showed how dirty plugs, washing filters and cooker hood filters can get dirty if left unattended
- The subscribers reacted horrified to the before and after photos, the video garnered more than 18,000 likes.
An Australian influencer for her viral "home hacking" videos revealed the three most common places people forget to clean up on their weekly chores.
The blogger Perth , Carolina McCauley has 1 million subscribers with tips accumulated for cleaning and storage of the house, and was horrified when their subscribers made in Instagram to hidden dirty areas to reveal that lurk in every home.
The mother of two has shown that the stopper, wash filter, and hood filter can get dirty if left unattended and says they need to be cleaned every 14 days.
An Australian influencer for her viral "home hacking" videos revealed the three most common places people forget to clean up on their weekly chores. It showed how dirty the drain under the stopper hole can be.
He pointed to the filter on his stove and told him to "deep clean" it every 14 days.
He emptied the old water from the washing machine filter into a pot, which he does every month.
On Instagram, Carolina showed off how she cleaned the sink plug by brushing it with baking soda before adding liquid detergent and using a scouring pad to remove debris.
Then he pointed to the filter on his stove and explained that he has to "deep clean" it every 14 days by soaking it in boiling water and dissolving several dishwasher tabs in the liquid until it shines.
Finally, he emptied the old water from the washing machine filter into a saucepan, which he does every month.
Carolina demonstrated how she cleaned the sink plug by brushing it with baking soda before adding liquid detergent and using an abrasive pad to remove debris.
He cleaned the hood by dipping it in boiling water and dissolving several dishwasher tabs in the liquid.
He emptied the old water from the washing machine filter into a pot, which he does every month.
And the subscribers reacted in horror to the before and after photos, the video has more than 18,000 likes.
'THE!!! I didn't know it was BIG, "wrote one person over the kitchen sink plug.
Perth blogger Carolina McCauley has won 1 million subscribers for her cleaning and house cleaning tips.
However, others warned against unscrewing the plug and wrote: "Unscrew the hole in the plug so that the pipe underneath loosens." You may need a plumber to put it all back together.
"Also, use one or the other, not two together, unless the packaging states that they are compatible and should be used together."
Another follower commented: "I recently put the filter in my washing machine and the water smelled like rotten eggs."
Another wrote: "OMG hood dishwasher tablets !!! I used boiling water ... baking soda, vinegar, and a grout brush and cleaned them ... it worked fine, but with a lot of effort! I will definitely try it next time !! '.
And some admitted to being overwhelmed with just one script: "Okay ... I'm giving up adulthood."
Carolina horrified her followers when she took to Instagram to reveal the filthy places hidden in every home.
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