I think you know a lot of ways
to clean off the soot in a frying pan. Here's another one for
you to add to your collection. Mix 1 third cup of vinegar
with 1 teaspoon of citric acid. Place a paper towel on the
underside of the skillet you wish to clean. Apply the prepared
mixture and let it sit for 30 minutes. During this time,
the soot will soften, making it easier to scrub
away with the dish sponge. Voila! Your skillet is spotless! Are you curious about why
there's toilet paper on my desk? I'm going to show you two
remarkable life hacks you can do with it. First, cut the paper in half. Place one half of the paper in a plastic bag and put it in
a food storage container. Sprinkle water over the paper and
scatter microgreen seeds on its surface. In my case, it is peas. Then, wrap up the bag and
place it in a dark place for 3 days. After that, open the
bag and relocate your homegrown microgreens to a windowsill
for another 3 to 4 days. Remember to keep them well watered! Now you have fresh microgreens at
your disposal for eating and garnishing dishes. And now the most interesting part! I'm going to show you what to
do with the other half of the paper. This is a hack that many
restaurants and hotels are using. Just put the paper in your
fridge and leave it there for 24 hours. It will absorb all the
unpleasant odors from the fridge. Well, let's try it! Want to reduce your
paper towel usage by 50%? Here's a great solution! Simply divide the
paper towel roll in half. Now I'm going to show you
two life hacks with a plastic bottle. The first one is a whisk for whipping
eggs and the second one is a convenient cup. Both of these life
hacks will be appropriate somewhere in the
wilderness if you are not well prepared. Now I'm going to guide you
on how to sharpen a kitchen grater. For sharpening these three sides,
you'll need a standard sharpening stone. Move the stone back and
forth along the cutting edges. However, to sharpen
the side that looks like it's covered in round
little stars, you'll need a fork. Here's how it's done! Is your sponge as
dirty and has an unpleasant odor? There's a solution! It's easy! Just put the sponge
in the dishwasher next to the dirty dishes and
it will be as good as new! If you need to line around baking dish
with parchment, here's a good way to do it. There's also another
great life hack with parchment. It will help you use much less oil for frying and will also
keep your cookware clean. If you twist the cling wrap while wrapping the
bowl, it will be easier to open it and unwind a new piece. Here's another chic
life hack for buffing away that stubborn
exterior soot from your skillet. Simply dumpen half
a potato with salt and use this natural abrasive
to scrub away at your pan. Voila! Your skillet looks brand new! For a savy sponge
storage solution, I make a small slit between the layers of my dish
sponge and slip in a petite magnet. Now I can conveniently
store it right on my kitchen faucet. Here's another
dashing life hack for reviving a particularly
grimy stainless steel skillet. The secret ingredient is ground coffee. Nobody believes but
it really works! Voila! Your skillet will look and
feel as fresh as a morning brew. To conveniently
store food in plastic bags, you can reseal
them using foil and an iron. And there you have it!
Your food stays fresh longer! Frustrated with potato slices
that stick to your knife-like magnets? Let me unveil a
cherished life hack from my repertoire. To transform this
tedious task into smooth sailing, simply tape a toothpick
along the edge of the blade. Struggling to scrub those deep and narrow glasses? Here's a
sleek solution just for you! Spare a dish sponge on a
fork and you can effortlessly cleanse every part of
the glass from bottom to sides. Your glass will be sparkling clean! Switching focus back to skillet
cleaning, here comes a game changer. Sprinkle a dash of
baking soda onto a half a lemon and use it
as your scrubbing tool. Don't forget to give a lemon a gentle
squeeze now and then to unleash its juice. You'll watch the grime
effortlessly melt away. Behold a pristine skillet! And now, let's explore another
clean marvel featuring our trusty lemon. To make oven cleaning a breeze, fill an oven-safe dish with water
and toss in some lemon slices. Pop it in the oven
at 220°C for 30 minutes. While the oven is still hot, you'll find that grime wipes away
effortlessly with a cloth soaked in our lemony brew. Just be careful, hot surfaces await! Here's a clever life
hack that will keep the suds flowing into your dish
sponge like a well-oiled machine. Simply puncture your
one side of the sponge with a needle and then affix the
top of a plastic bottle over it. This nifty modification ensures a
constant supply of soap right where you need it. Now you're washing
dishes with efficiency and flair. In need of a seal for a
bottle with an arrow neck and no cork to be found. Worry not,
here's a quick and ingenious fix. Take the top from a plastic bottle
and place it snugly over the bottle's neck. Next, use a torch lighter to gently
warm the plastic until it forms a tight seal. And there you have
it, a perfectly sealed bottle! Here's a handy trick
to make a knife sharpener from an ordinary
clothespin, sandpaper and superglue. Cut a piece of sandpaper to
fit each side of the clothespin. Stick sandpaper on the clothespin
and your DIY knife sharpener is ready to go! The knife has become
sharp, hence the life hack has worked. To eliminate unpleasant odors from
the refrigerator, take a dishwashing sponge. Place it in a container, add
water and 1 tablespoon of baking soda. Leave the sponge in the fridge for a few hours and the
unpleasant odors will disappear. This muffin pan can also serve as
a convenient tray for cups or bottles. Now, let me unveil
a highly effective technique for banishing that fishy odor
from any cutting board. Simply sprinkle some salt onto the board
and rub it in with a lemon. Rinse it off and pat dry. Do you often struggle when cleaning the blending shaft and
blade of your stick blender? I'll show you a
quick and easy way to clean it. All you need is a jar filled with water. Dip the blender into the
jar and turn it on for a few seconds. Afterward, just
rinse the blade with water. Now I'm going to show you a very
convenient way to use paper towels. Simply put it in the cabinet when you're
cooking, pull out the end and close the door. See how convenient
it is to use. It's always at hand and doesn't
take up any extra space. Do you often find
that the butter for your morning sandwich is
frozen and you can't spread it? The problem is solved.
Just take a regular garlic press, squeeze out the butter
and spread it easily with a knife. And if you're worried
about cleaning, simply pour boiling water over the garlic
press and wipe it off with a towel. Don't have an ice cube
tray? No problem. Just take an egg tray, cover it with
plastic wrap and pour in water. These are the ice cubes I made. Tip -
to easily peel them off the wrap, leave the tray with ice in a
warm spot for 1-2 minutes. I also made them from
coffee and cola. For instance, coffee ice cubes are
delicious when served with milk. To drain the liquid from canned food
conveniently, you'll require a common masher. To keep your drinks and snacks cold without spending a fortune, try this simple life hack. Turn an ordinary kitchen sponge into a refrigerant for your cooler bag. It's easy, cheap and effective, even on the hottest days. To make it much easier to remove the soot from your pans and pots, you need to heat up them well first and only apply detergent when they are hot. See how easily everything comes off. If your knife is dull and you don't have a sharpener at hand, any ceramic dish and hot water will help you. A dish sponge should always be kept dry and clean. To do this, I make a slit in it and hang it on the faucet. If you need to grab two cups of coffee and don't have a cup tray, an ordinary milk carton will do the trick. See how you can turn it into a convenient cup tray. And now an
interesting trick from the bartender on how to make an
omelet with a pair of glasses. You can also use a bar shaker. Here is the best
way to pack a sandwich for school lunch to
easily unpack it before eating. Is your parchment paper staging
rebellion refusing to conform to your baking dish? Here's a chic fix. Simply dampen the paper with water. You'll find it becomes instantly more compliant, fitting
effortlessly into your baking form. Now you're ready to bake. And now a quick trick for
sealing an open plastic package. No binder clips required. Circling back to our fishy dilemma. If your skillet is holding onto that
unwelcome scent, here's a fragrant fix. Fill it with water, toss in
some lemon slices and a few cloves. Bring to a boil and let
it simmer for about 10 minutes. The end result? A skillet purged
off its olfactory offenses, primed and ready for
your next culinary adventure. Love Turkish coffee but hate the mess? Heat your cezve inside a pot. You'll keep the coffee
contained and your stovetop spotless. Efficiency meets elegance. Missing the right lid for your jar? Don't fret. A simple balloon's got you covered. Inflate it just a tad and
gently place it over the jar's opening. Voila! An instant airtight seal. Need kitchen tongs and a pinch? Fashion your own using two forks. Simply unite them with a rubber band. Can't crack that tricky plastic package. Two coins are your easy open tool. Simple yet genius. Run out of napkins?
Here's a quick fix. Toilet paper can serve as a
substitute. Simply remove the cardboard
tube in the middle. You'll have a roll
that maintains its structure, with each sheet easily separable. A dishwashing sponge can be effective
for cleaning a dirty microwave. Soak the sponge in water and
heat the microwave for 30 seconds. The steam will make it easy to clean
the walls without any extra cleaning agents. Nobody believes but it really works. Out of a dish soap but faced with a grimy skillet, your
everyday toothpaste will come to the rescue. It's remarkably effective at
tackling even the most stubborn grime. Now I'm going to
show you how easy it is to pour an entire
bottle of beer or soda into a glass without
waiting for the foam to settle. Here's a life hack for you
on how to securely seal a spice bag. You can craft an oil dispenser
using just a toothpick and a lighter. Did you know how straightforward it is to sharpen the knife
of your home meat grinder? Here's the method. Take a piece of sandpaper and a meat
grinder plate. Cut the sandpaper into a circle the
same diameter as the plate. Assemble the meat grinder, placing
the sandpaper between the knife and the plate. Then operate the grinder for 5 minutes. The grinder's knife will come
out sharpened and exceedingly sharp. To thoroughly clean the inside of a bottle, you can
fashion a scrubbing brush using a dish sponge, a
sushi stick and a rubber band. This life hack might not be an
everyday necessity, but it's worth sharing. If you run out of dishwasher tablets, you can whip up your own
using baking soda, salt and dish soap. And finally, a life hack
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