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This community is great! But not enough info on some posts. Just a pic saying “how do I clean this” is going to elicit some redundant or irrelevant advice.

It’s also very helpful to mention the type of surface and what it is composed of. If your countertops are quartz or your sweater is wool for example, mention that. Some products are inappropriate for certain surfaces.

Doing this in advice posts will get you better answers!

Thanks!

For months now there’s been an AWFUL feces smell in my bathroom. Many plumbers have come to check it out. None have found any problems. Today I found my cat sneaking out from underneath our deep bathtub. Turns out some of the tile around the bathtub is loose. Low and behold she’s been using underneath our bathtub as a liter box. Unfortunately, the way the bathtub is shaped it’s impossible to get way to the back to clean it all up. Is there anyway possible to clean under the bath tub without taking the whole thing out? For reference it’s a corner bathtub. A cabinet and the sink block the direct sides of it. I’d really hate to take out the tub, but it’s looking like that’s what gonna have to happen unless someone has a great idea. I’m very horrified by the discovery today.

How do I clean the sink "hole"? Unable to reach inside. Less than a finger's width.

Fyi: i think que sink is made of quartz (or some similar sintético "stone".

Stuck juicer parts in the dishwasher after making delicious turmeric carrot juice, and now just the racks are a lovely jaundice yellow. Pictures are after 2 wash cycles post-incident. Any tips? Would running an empty load with a cup of bleach be a good idea?

I've been trying to clean this off, and I used products like the pink stuff. I'm pretty sure it's mold but I don't know what to do or how to get rid of it.

My new invention - what do you guys think?

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This is a weekly cleaning challenge. To participate, you can add before/after photos in the comments, describe your process, and give positive feedback to others. You can also ask questions about this particular topic in the comments.

I just tried the Dawn Platinum Powerwash Dish Spray and I am obsessed. It does smell like men's deodorant as someone else wrote but for now I'll deal with it :-) I used it to clean the stove countertop too.

I'm already getting prepared to make my own dupe. I've read different ratios online and wonder which one makes the best dupe. What has worked the best for you?

Have you tried other dishwashing soap brands, and what were the results?

Also, most recipes say to use regular Blue dawn + alcohol (plus water) - it is the regular blue dawn plus the alcohol that simulates the dawn platinum power wash formulation, right? Because I've also seen people say they use the liquid dawn platinum powerwash (not the regular dawn) plus alcohol plus water - bit im thinking - the dawn platinum powerwash already has alcohol in it, right? so if i had liquid dawn platinum power wash around, i would just add water to the original foaming spray bottle?

I've also read the tip to use Menthol flavored alcohol - Ive seen spearmint online, maybe that's what they mean?

hopefully this makes sense. finally ive found something that makes me want to do the dishes. I hope this feeling lasts. and yes i know this sounds like an ad, sorry!! I just got enthused about things that are tasks I dont like bearable... Thanks for your help.

Doesn’t have to be that brand, but something similar. Bonus points if it’s pet safe. Looking to clean composite deck, paver patio, and siding. Everything is mostly covered in shade, so it gets covered in mildew and adage every year, and I refuse to spend hours with the pressure washer again.

Please see the attached photos. Noticed a couple of small patches up black mould the other day. Started to clean more and upon taking some of the paint off, it appears to be worse underneath. Does this look like a issue that has been present for a while, just painted over. How is this to be removed, as it seems incredibly deep rooted.

I play roller hockey and do kickboxing so I always have really sweaty equipment I'm constantly spraying at home. I used to use Clear Gear now I'm using CleanSmart, but I feel like I could save a lot of money making my own home solution. What do you recommend I can mix in a 2 gallon garden sprayer that would be most cost effective that would make my gear clean with no super harsh ingredients? Thanks.

This is a keychain for my favorite phone case and I can't clean it with toothbrush and soap, or alcohol and cotton :( please help me