HOW TO CLEAN YOUR PLASTIC BLENDER | EASY | NON-TOXIC | ECO-FRIENDLY

HOW TO CLEAN YOUR PLASTIC BLENDER | EASY | NON-TOXIC | ECO-FRIENDLY
Today I want to share how to remove the mineral deposits left behind on your plastic blender from fruits, vegetables, and water.
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Today I want to share how to remove the mineral deposits left behind on your plastic blender from fruits, vegetables, and water. The first thing you will want to do is fill half of your blender with white distilled vinegar and the other half with warm water. The water and vinegar will help to breakdown the deposits and make scrubbing away the stains much easier. You will leave this solution to soak in the blender for about 8 hours or overnight. Once the blender is done soaking, you will want to pour out the water and vinegar solution and start to create your baking soda and vinegar paste which will be used to scrub off the mineral stains and deposits. To make a paste, combine baking soda and white distilled vinegar. I used about a tablespoon of vinegar and a generous amount of baking soda adding a little bit of each until I got to my desired consistency of toothpaste. From here I used several brushes to scrub away the stains. I do want to make a note that I completely forgot to start filming when I first started scrubbing so this was shot a little bit into the cleaning process as you can see the blender isn’t as dirty at this point as it was in the beginning of the video. For this project, a toothbrush and two of my juicer brushes. The more heavy duty the brush, the easier it was to clean the blender. I definitely had to put some effort into this and use some good ole elbow grease. I scrubbed, rinsed, and repeat a several times until all stains were removed. Once I was done I was completely blown away by the results. I did find that it was hard to scrub on and around the blade but other than that I can place my blender back on my countertop without the embarrassment of the stains! To prevent the mineral deposits from reforming, immediately clean your blender after use and dry with a towel. When your cleaning the blender, be careful, those blades are sharp!! I hope you enjoyed this video today and found it helpful. Please like this video and subscribe to my channel for more! I’ll see you in my next video!

[@chunkychen]

Just want to say I love the music and the low key text based approach.

[@hackswithchristina]

Thank you!

[@Forever4God]

Will try this. Thanks. My issue is I blended cloves in my plastic blender and the particles don't want to budge. Hoping this option will help. Will try to remember to provide an update whatever the outcome. I had a ham to prep for lol. Cloves went to good use 😄

[@hackswithchristina]

Please do!

[@ZIKKIESWORLD]

Exactly what happened to my blender I blend some cloves in the plastic blender The colors still there and make it look dirty And I just bought this blender

[@outsidersongs2682]

This is why I rarely use my blender!

[@she_sings_delightful_things]

Will this work for the dreadful fresh/dried turmeric though?

[@hskajdhf5907]

I think you can screw of the bottem for the blade to come out

[@LarryRichelli]

I did exactly as you demonstrated and my jar did get cleaner but no way near as clear as yours....it is still pretty funky but thanks for the video

[@helpfulnatural]

I'm curious how your blades had such a noticeable buildup. None of my blenders' blades ever looked that dark. I always clean my jars right after using them with hot water and dish soap, then run it on high for 1-2 minutes...rinse. Is it a particular ingredient you're using that causes such a buildup? :)

[@hackswithchristina]

That's great you haven't had any issue with your blades! I think where I've gone wrong in the past is not drying the blender right after I clean it. The mineral build-up from my tap water seems to be the culprit of the stains!!

[@helpfulnatural]

@@hackswithchristina I have hard water too. It seems to be the "glue" that makes everything harder to clean....especially things like my shower and bathtub tiles. :-( I recently purchased Vitamix's new stainless steel container. It was a splurge for sure but what a great upgrade! No staining, no etching or cloudiness and it doesn't retain food odors. I absolutely love it! :)

[@hackswithchristina]

Wow! I didn't know they had a stainless steel container! I will have to check that out. Thanks for sharing!

[@stevenreichertart]

Why can’t companies make a blender that doesn’t get cloudy in the first place?

[@jasminegreene8604]

Please use words!

[@SA-zo5bg]

Very slow video

[@donnadambrot2010]

You won me over with your polish pottery! :o)

[@hackswithchristina]

Love my polish pottery!!

[@donnadambrot2010]

@@hackswithchristina Me too! That's exactly why I noticed it!

[@johnhall8455]

Don’t mix the baking soda with vinegar…just use water….the soda neutralises the vinegar…so pointless… Always towel dry instead of letting it air dry…

[@hackswithchristina]

What are some of your favorite tips for cleaning blenders?

[@lafemmeniketta1406]

No I don't enjoy this.. I need to clean the bottom section of the jar, not the bottle but it won't open...I need to unscrew the bottom

[@pimpnosimpg5416]

Yes right, did you ever end up unscreening it

[@ryannalls1480]

There is a tool you can buy to unscrew the bottom. Works great

[@maribellebermudez4280]

❤

[@devilmayclarify666]

Why not use a dishwasher?

[@DOOMSDREAM]

This is the most

[@mr.niceguy4239]

I'm new to this kind of blender type but I don't know which one the correct one I need to buy glass blender or plastic blender

[@scottsheppard579]

This video could be about 2 minutes shorter if you'll just edit out the lengthy spots of filling the blender, making the paste, scrubbing etc. Your viewers are savvy enough to fill in the gaps and a shorter video will definitely bring you more viewers.