Will this put vinegar in my ice cubes?

Nice job Sir. Worked for me. Thanks!

Does this remove mould?

Thanks Normal Dude. It really helped.

Our GE refrigerator is sounding like water is spraying. We shut the water off and it stopped. Turned it on and the noise started again. 😞

Very helpful. Thank you. My fridge has been sitting for over a year without water running through it... I plumbed the water filter pipe to the fridge this week, when I looked at the water from the fridge it was light brown in color. I definitely need to flush it out.

Thank you

You used a used filter 🤦🏻‍♂️.

Your instructions were so helpful! We live in a loft so do not have access to the floors above and below us like we did when we lived in a house. I had to shut off the water main and used gravity and the pump in the fridge to pull the vinegar into the line. It was quick and easy and that terrible smell and taste is finally gone! Thanks!

Thank you, at least I got an honest guy, and you have the same knowledge as me, and can't spend all that money for something so simple. I appreciate you 😊

Great idea. Did you make a bypass for the water filter after you took out the filter? Thanks again for the video.

You talked way to much. Just show how you did it.

You talked way to much. Just show how you did it.

Worked great. Thank you!!!

Cute guy

hopefully this clears the nasty ice cubes ! lol😅😅

I don't normally watch how to videos. I'm not a professional video watcher. I'm just a normal dude who decided to watch this here vidja. ✌️

Bombastic, thank you for this tip :D

Why do you speak so much! I'm not sure I will have enough patience to listen your bla-bla-bla till the end

Good video did help. I took the hose off, covered the end with my finger and stuck it straight in the vinegar. Cycled the water till it smelled like vinegar, hooked the water back up and cycled till it didn't smell like vinegar. All this process with the filter out because they are $50 and I just changed. Again good video

Tip: Siphon the vinegar into the water line. You'll get a mouth full, and the floor will get wet/ disinfected as you try and twist it on. Then give it about 5-10 minutes to build up pressure. it works really quickly and well.

I would never have thought to do this but it is a perfectly good solution. I think I would put a cutoff on the hose as well as a little clean out T below that where I could add a short length of pipe to be able to use a funnel to slowly pour the vinegar into the line. This is so good. I haven't looked yet, but I am hopeful you did more than this one video. You have a great mind for thinking outside the box. Appreciate your help. Jesus bless.

Thanks for the video, worked well for me! Didn't have to use the syringe and had to keep the filter in to get the water/vinegar to flow, but worked well.

Go to a supply house chain and order ice machine cleaner. Food safe. -HVACR tech

Normal dudes get it done

Thank you for this!

You should post more videos like this. I may try a pressurized vinegar system like a new hand pump sprayer bottle if I can seal it to the input water line. Thanks for the info!

Does anyone know if cleaning the clear hose will help clear calcium build-up?

This is a job for my Husband…. Which I don’t have at the moment 😩

Just wanted to add to the list and say thanks for taking your time to produce this content. It definitely helped.

I subscribed because you told me not to. Curious.

I am very grateful Cole! Bought my LG refrigerator and had that plastic taste! ABT came over to service the fridge and just gave me a new filter...did not work! went looking for a video and found yours, thank you! just followed your process and it worked like a charm!!!! the water is clean and fresh now! Thank you again. I did not have a plunger like yours, used a squeeze bottle and worked out for me. One more thank you Sir! Family is very happy!

I cannot seem to get this to work. If the syringe is too big to fit over the water line opening is that my problem? I mean there is a little bit of vinegar getting in there but not all.

Dude 100% vinegar? That’s pretty acidic…. 🤔

You can sue the company of the store that sold you the used faulty filter. Mole and mildew is highly detrimental to mental and physical health!

Nice shirt.

Had our ancient water softener removed, which gunked some of the lines in our house. All is clear now, except the fridge line. Replacing the filter failed, so now I’m going to give your method a try. Like most replies, I couldn’t find anything here and this seems like a simple fix. Thanks!!

Did he get his hot chocolate?! We want to know!

Not sure if anyone has said this - you can use a cheap circulation pump like is used to clean a tankless water heater.

Thanks! This worked perfectly! That is a clever, easy solution.

You may have a pamphlet buried away somewhere on your fridge or you can look it up on the internet, but your fridge may support a code to fill and/or dump the ice maker. Just put something in the ice maker to catch the vinegar and you can quickly run a few cycles - then when the water line is back in repeat with water.

siphon, EXCELLENT

Thank you, this is very clear and helpful. I hope that I will find that my water line is long enough. 😊

Nice video. "Don't subscribe", that's a first!

Look useful information ma. Thank you and I didn't think that would create enough suction but sure enough. I'll eat my hat to that

Thanks for the video!! I really hope you're daughter got that hot chocolate

That water line is an ice maker supply line. 1/4 inch compression. 10 ft hose runs you about $16 at your nearest home improvement store

This worked! Thank you, and thank you for the unapologetical realness of your video!

Thanks for the vid! I did it and it worked! Didn't need to prime the water line with a syringe; I was able to just stick it into the vinegar bottle and place it on top of my fridge and it worked. Had to leave the filter in my fridge (GE) so the water dispenser functioned. Put a new water filter in after I reconnected the water line and flushed out the vinegar and water tastes great now! Cheers!

This looks like a great fix.. but also a lot of work! Hahaha Thanks for the idea .