3:20. That’s 5 ingredients, not two

I shall clean the house today…right after I watch The Punisher…

What was in the bathtub?

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That grated soap triggered me. I want to eat it. PARMESAN!!!!!

Please DO NOT make these laundry pods! I know it seems very appealing. It’s cheap, eco-friendly, but SOAP is terrible both for your clothes and your washer! Soap is meant for nonporous materials, like plates or tabletops. They rinse cleanly from them because there’s nothing to get trapped into. Fabric however is porous, so unless you are either BOILING the soap out of your clothes or rubbing and scrubbing the soap out of clothes on a washboard for ages, that soap will never rinse out. All the dirt, bacteria, and grime the soap collects and binds to, stays in your clothes and if you keep using soap, it just keeps building up. You’re putting your skin in contact with all that dirt if you use soap. A modern washer will never be able to boil water or agitate your clothes as harsh as a washboard can, and thus it needs a modern cleaner: detergents. Detergents are designed for porous materials and they rinse cleanly, assuming you didn’t overdose on the detergent. That’s why washers can be as gentle as they are. It’s not concerned about trying to scrub out soap (which it can never do) but instead, it can worry about scrubbing out stains (which it can do). Look, I know detergents seem scary, but chemophobia is a big problem in this society. We think everything with a weird name is scary. If I told you to avoid (5R)-[(1S)-1,2-Dihydroxyethyl]-3,4-dihydroxyfuran-2(5H)-one, you should be concerned not with the name, but with me because I’m condoning scurvy, because (5R)-[(1S)-1,2-Dihydroxyethyl]-3,4-dihydroxyfuran-2(5H)-one is vitamin C. Long names should never be a reason for avoiding something. Now if you can’t use normal laundry detergents because you have skin problems or you’re concerned about the prominent use of petrochemicals, you can find gentle and eco-friendly out there. If it’s cost, there are many cheap detergents that have high reviews. There are things you can and should diy, like dishwasher pods, but leave laundry detergent out of it.

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when they added the (cheese) soap and the (flour) washing soda I thought they were making a tasty video

Who let’s their bathtub get that dirty????

i can smell the vinegar from here

1:39 – soooo pretty

yo just like go to the store and buy some cleaning supplies? like what??