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Never buy cleaning products again! Amazing hacks reveal how to clean a sink with KETCHUP, rusty tools with beer and burnt pots with a salty potato:

* Global Instagram page Blossom shares viral cleaning hacks with followers
* Has gone viral with 100,000 views in just a few days with compilation of hacks
* One tip shows how soaking a sink with ketchup can rid it of stains and burns
* Another uses beer to clean tools and a salty potato to revive old pots and pans

A page dedicated to sharing the best global cleaning hacks has gone viral with its latest crafty tips.

Instagram account Blossom, which appears to be based in America, shared a series of five tips, showing how you can use simple household products to eliminate stubborn stains and grime.

Racking up almost 100,000 views in just a few days, the compilation video demonstrates how you can transform a grubby sink by simply soaking it in ketchup for 10 minutes, then rinsing it with boiling water.

Elsewhere rusty tools are as good as new after being soaked overnight in beer, and another fascinating trick sees a burnt pot reverted to its former sparkling glory- with a quick swipe of a salty potato.

1. How to clean a sink - Instagram account Blossom, which appears to be based in America, shares the best global cleaning hacks and has gone viral with its latest crafty tips, and demonstrates how you can transform a grubby sink.

The first trick shows how you can turn a stained and burned sink into a sparkling one in 10 minutes, beginning by covering the sink with a thick layer of ketchup.

The expert simply smothers the dirty sink in a thick layer of ketchup, before letting it soak for 10 minutes as it sinks into the stains.

They then rinse the sink with boiling hot water, demonstrating how the ketchup has dissolved stubborn burn marks and dirt, leaving it as good as new

The first trick shows how you can turn a stained and burned sink into a sparkling one in 10 minutes.

The expert simply smothers the dirty sink in a thick layer of ketchup, before letting it soak for 10 minutes.

They then rinse the sink with boiling hot water, demonstrating how the ketchup has dissolved stubborn burn marks and dirt, leaving it as good as new.

2. How to clean rusty tools - The next trick proves you don't need to invest in a new toolbox simply because your kit is a little rusty

The blogger simply fills a large jug with beer and pops the rusty tool in overnight, ensuring it's fully submerged

The next morning the tool is completely transformed and rust-free

The next trick proves you don't need to invest in a new toolbox simply because your kit is a little rusty.

The blogger simply fills a  large jug with beer and pops the rusty tool in overnight, ensuring it's fully submerged.

The next morning the tool is completely transformed and rust-free.

3. How to clean burnt pans - For the next tip the cleaning expert cuts a potato in half before dipping the cut part into a bowl of salt

A potato is cut in half before the cut side is dipped into a full bowl of salt and rubbed over the burnt pan

The blogger then rubs the salty potato onto the burnt parts of the pot, transforming it almost immediately

For the next tip the cleaning expert demonstrates the best way to transform a burnt pot to its original state.

A potato is cut in half before the cut side is dipped into a full bowl of salt.

The blogger then rubs the salty potato onto the burnt parts of the pot, transforming it almost immediately. 

4. How to clean a dirty toilet - The next trick shows a rather unusual way to clean stubborn stains in a toilet using a powdered drink

Rather than using the traditional bleach and brush combination, the cleaning wizard uses Kool-Aid powder, which when added to water creates a fizzy sweet drink for children
Spreading it around the toilet bowl, it is left to settle before being flushed- and along with a little elbow grease from a brush leaves the toilet in sparkling condition

The next trick shows a rather unusual way to clean stubborn stains in a toilet.

Rather than using the traditional bleach and brush combination, the cleaning wizard uses Kool-Aid powder, which when added to water creates a fizzy sweet drink for children.

Spreading it around the toilet bowl, it is left to settle before being flushed- and along with a little elbow grease from a brush leaves the toilet in sparkling condition.

5. How to clean a screen door - The final tip, more suited to warmer climates, showed how to clean a grubby screen door from dust and insects

The cleaning expert reveals that simply by using a lint roller, originally designed for clothes, you can transform the netted door to its original state as the dirt will stick to the contraption

The final tip, more suited to warmer climates, demonstrates how to rid a grubby screen door of dust and insects.

The cleaning expert rolls a lint roller, originally designed for clothes, over the affected areas.

Unveiling the end result, it proves how you can transform a netted door to its original state, as the dirt will stick to the contraption.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-6777505/Blogger-reveals-incredible-DIY-cleaning-hacks-including-cleaning-rusty-tools-BEER.html

[BATISTAGIRL663]

Thanks so much for all the helpful info I will try some of these

[sdenimandlace1]

Thanks for the great tips. Will have to try some of them.

[surveygrabber]

Great tips. Will try this when I get a chance.

[bretay]

sounds cool...will have to give it a look...love new tricks

[ancmetro]

  Thank you for the information!

[sak4kat]

So this makes me think... if kool-aid is cleaning a toilet can you imagine what it's doing to the insides of our bellies upon consumption.  Same goes for ketchup and salt.  Thanks for the tips - it's interesting enough for me to click on the link to watch the video.  Good thing I've got some time on my hands this morning - these tips could end up saving me time and money someday too.  Thanks.

[singletonb]

Thanks for all the great info.

[aflyingmonkey]

So instead of of cleaning products, you now have to buy extra ketchup, beer, kool-aid, & potatoes... and a lint brush.

Vinegar & Water is pretty good for all cleaning as well, I'm surprised that it isn't mentioned... cheap & easy.

Thanks for putting up the information, I'm going to check out the site & see what other helpful tricks are pointed out

[Skyisbluetoday]

                I think that some of these kinds of foods might clean your place. For me it's the thought of using some of them in places that I wouldn't think of. Stuck on food, just seems a bit NAH for me. I'd rather buy cleaning products. Thanks though.          

[ccandpam]

All of these tips are so amazing and Thanks for sharing them with us. I am definitely going to try some of these tips. It would sure help save money.

[snuggleycutejc]

You forgot coke.   NO NO NO, the only thing that get rid of germ bugs maybe not all stains but dirt, is boiling hot water, and the smell of this is extremely gr8.

[countrygirl12]

I didn't read all of your post but you have to use other products that you have to buy so why not just purchase the cleaning stuff.

[sbenkoski]

I love hacks of any kind ,  always  saves money too !

[ancmetro]

    Cleaning products: Do not buy them because they are expensive, contain dangerous chemicals and sometimes, they do not even work well. And, yes! There are other alternatives..to save time and money.