No one Cleaned for Months! Free Cleaning 🧽 for Overwhelmed Family

[@joanharris8057]

I am a professional cleaner and we see it all. Too many people have too much stuff! It makes more work and takes more time to clean. Simplify and declutter. Get rid of stuff that is.not used, worn, read, etc. If it doesn’t have a home, it needs to go. Ideally it would be helpful to go through our house once a year to purge papers, our clothes, toys, bedrooms, bathrooms, family and living rooms, kitchen, linen closet, and garage. So refreshing to see a clean and neat house!

[@goldenhourss]

so true. after i finish studying i'm going to start the decluttering process :3

[@michelleheadley2911]

Yes and no. Sometimes it’s just depression. I’ve started storing extra plates etc in the cabinets above my stove and fridge that aren’t easily accessible. So I have only two of everything. Two dinner forks. Two desert forks. Two small and large spoons. Etc. It’s just sometimes it’s too much mentally. And as the days keep going things get worse. And then more overwhelming

[@sophiaiswisdom1]

I am about 15 minutes in when I can acknowledge that I am watching a real cleaning video. Raw and honest. I like it.

[@ChaniqueStewart]

100%

[@cc92873]

Exactly! I get so tired of the videos of just clutter but their house looks basically clean. I have 3 lazy boys and am away for work for long periods of time. My house gets (especially kitchen because none of them wanna do the dishes) WRECKED! Like I come home and there isn’t a clean dish to make a meal in let alone put a meal ON! Thank you for this!

[@JillyBean_1987]

If you guys haven't seen Aurikatariina and her cleaning videos yet, you really should. She's the first cleaning channel I've watched and I fell in love with her. I just found your channel so now it's time for me to binge yours too! Really though, I think you might find some really great tips on her channel. No disrespect to you, I promise!

[@JulieWallis1963]

Oh yes! I love Katarina and she loves helping people. She’s great at what she does.

[@barbsinclair7352]

I was going to say the same thing, Aurikatrina is awesome and very efficient, they could use a lot of her tips.

[@vivianfoster702]

Aurikatariina is a real former professional cleaner. She actually knows what she's doing. Uses the right tools, methods and technique. She makes cleaning easy. Watching this video is painful.

[@oliviatreip2613]

@@vivianfoster702 that's exactly what I was thinking. all the paper towels? and that stuff didnt need to be thrown away!!

[@Smp493]

Aurikatariina is awesome she helps people and gives great cleaning tips

[@flygirlfly]

I would have put everything in laundry baskets, taken it outside. Instead of moving stuff back & forth, Then deep cleaned all the surfaces. Brought back the items, cleaned/sorted/discarded.

[@memeoti6266]

I think sort and discard first, then you're only moving what you need to.

[@annsmith9698]

Great idea! Thanks!

[@Jenzysquest]

Great idea but not everyone had multiple laundry baskets.

[@andrealisewski5275]

I was thinking th e same

[@Carpathianpixie]

WITH BLEACH

[@joanne_orc]

I'll never understand why people scoff washing dishes by hand? Not everyone has the privilege of a dishwasher. Loved the video BTW ❤️

[@leamacleod5903]

I would love that privilege of a dishwasher. Newer building and no dishwasher and no portable ones allowed.

[@joanne_orc]

@@leamacleod5903 Same. Our home was built in the 1940s, I couldn't have a dishwasher without putting in a new kitchen.

[@arleneaugustahair8393]

I have a dishwasher and I wash my dishes by hand. We had a dishwasher growing up but my mom made us wash dishes by hand. It drives my husband crazy.

[@misunderstood1356]

I have a dishwaser, but I do my dishes by hand. They just seem so much cleaner. I also add a touch of bleach in the water. It's fabulous! My husband wanted the dish washer.

[@Joannakathryn]

@@arleneaugustahair8393 I had to wash dishes by hand growing up, and I haven’t been without a dishwasher for over 50 years. I like the way a dishwasher sanitizes with heat and it uses less water than washing by hand.

[@cwoww76]

Another tip? Finish off the appliances with isopropyl alcohol (not on stainless tho). It removes the last layer of cleaning residue, and yes you always have a residue because to "repel" dirt, hair, and grime... But it actually attracts and holds. The alcohol allows the foreign dirt to release. I've been professionally cleaning houses since 2015. You all did amazing and used so many great products

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

Thank you, this was our hardest cleaning job yet - we appreciate your comment and tip!

[@lisab9541]

What's best to use on stainless steel appliances? Mine always get streaks.

[@TheRealBambihooves]

Isopropyl alcohol is a Godsend. I do about 50% of my cleaning with it and frequently follow my other cleaners with it because it ensures that you have removed any vestiges of cleaner as well as germ/bacteria. 💣💥✨️

[@nancydrew2020]

​@@lisab9541 i use windex on mine. also take a dry microfiber and keep rubbing it until its really dry.

[@jasmineleopard7593]

Thanks for sharing! I hate the lingering film that cleaners leave behind. Always streaks. I will try your trick!

[@sewforlife5728]

I am a total clean freak and mega organizer. Great job! I was surprised though that u didn't use scotch bright on the counters and the stove and microwave. It does not scratch. Paper towels are fine for that last wipe or initial wipe, but when u got greasy grimy stuck on muck like that u need something that's going to scrub it off, plus it's quicker and easier. My mom had OCD and u could operate on her kitchen counters or floors..lol my mom's motto was ..."u can't help being poor, life happens, but u have no excuse for not being clean." Lol

[@leamacleod5903]

Dobie pads work. Better dont scratch and are not a bio hazard like sponges are

[@evelynsaungikar3553]

@@leamacleod5903 they’re only a biohazard if you keep them around. Even then 90 seconds in the microwave sterilizes them.

[@Gbolas1989]

That is sad looking kitchen hope they keep it clean after its been done now.

[@TRJE114]

I like your mom!

[@catladynikki2024]

Your mother was right about motto. 😻😸 motto is my favorite now. That’s help a lot.

[@debbiekoortzen1154]

Oh my goodness, this kitchen gave me an anxiety attack, you two have done a great job.

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

Thank you, it was satisfying to see the end result!

[@jenshark4]

I was less than a minute in and had to pause the video to do some cleaning in my kitchen. So glad they got it to a usable space again!

[@janiceableitner8809]

Don’t forget cords from appliances

[@Debra_Hasatheory]

Same.

[@ldqa2737]

Just seeing this now... Great job ladies. When someone is in a slump, doing something like getting them back to square one is a great motivator for keeping up with things after the big clean. 😎👍 Getting behind is overwhelming and people just don't know where to start so they give up.

[@cwoww76]

Just a tip. Borax and boiling water in the sink to allow the cutlery to soak about 15 minutes. Rinse well and then wash as normal. I like to allow the products to work for me while I tackle another issue.

[@ToriM1002]

You have any other tips bc this one was just a game changer for me?

[@mala3isity]

They had limited time and I would've tackled the things that need to dwell first. It helps when you see the job first. I would've brought Sterilite 64 qt. storage bins, a few bottles of white vinegar and dish soap. Piled all those dishes into the containers, taken them outside, vinegar/soap and hose water and let them soak. Sinks, oven, refrigerator doors and sides get Easy-Off and plastic wrap, let them dwell. Then start the counters. Clean and bleach solution, let it air dry. Then tackle the sinks and dishes.

[@reginajohnson446]

@@mala3isity a

[@KR-vj2ln]

First video I’ve seen of yours, only suggestion I would make is to use kinder language when surveying the areas before cleaning. You are doing this voluntarily so embracing the cleaning process would just be refreshing because you never know what you’ll find! The cleaning was motivating and those were some tough messes! Great job ladies!

[@tenderheartbear102]

I pray for this homeowner and whatever they may be going through I pray that with time it has eased and they find joy and motivation in life

[@feliciaallen6228]

Wonderful video!!!! I love how they cleaned, thoroughly without complaining or judging!!!

[@melissaupton2097]

Wow... just... WOW! You ladies do a superb job, AND you are great motivators.

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

Why thank you, your comment made us smile today!

[@donnascott5414]

Thank you for the videos. Most inspiring. I hate admit it, but I tend to get to this point myself due to depression and immobility. I know that I can tackle my mess, may take longer than 4 hours, but I will get it done. Thanks again!

[@FerventLotus]

Easy cleaning tip! When wiping stuff off of counters, like dirt, debris, napkins, food particles, I sweep them onto my dust pan. I save more paper towels that way, and it's easier to steer toward the trash can.

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

Great tip, now where’s my dust pan? I don’t own one so I didn’t even think of that. I don’t always remember but, like you, I prefer to use something reusable over single use.

[@phylliskinder4168]

I use a bench scraper to scrape off the heavy debris from counter tops into garbage can then use the paper towels . . . you would be amazed at how much the metal bench scraper can remove the sticky residue without a lot of effort . . almost like using a giant razor blade . . .

[@headshotproductions4052]

Great job ladies! I’m also OCD about cleaning and organizing. I’ve found that using a scraper that comes with both metal and plastic blades, less than $10 on Amazon is so much easier at getting grease crud from around faucets, oven, burners, etc than brushes. The best thing I ever bought besides the Scrub Daddy products which are also amazing!

[@ilovefabricandflowers8543]

A microwave cleaning hack that I do is place about three sheets of paper towel, folded in the bottom of the microwave. The microwave can be used with paper towel in it, this catches the spill and splatters making it easier to clean.

[@jooonie1108]

Awesome job ladies!!! I cleaned houses for years & had a customer or two who managed to make a mess like this every two weeks 😣. It’s unbelievable how fast & thoroughly people can destroy a kitchen

[@izabela.wilson]

Every two weeks? Gosh, the people needs talent do do something like this in a kitchen in a lifetime, I can't even imagine every two weeks O_O

[@lisab9541]

They must not have done any cleanup in the kitchen between your visits.

[@jooonie1108]

@@lisab9541 absolutely none! I couldn’t believe how people could just splash food everywhere & throw crumbs & whole pieces of food on the floor & ignore it. I’m not joking it was filthy every time

[@Hatbox948]

In high school I cleaned a couple's house bi-weekly. They had three small girls. Most of the job was washing dishes. They both worked and I guess dishwashing wasn't a priority.

[@jesar6058]

You guys are really providing much needed services to people that need and appreciate it more than most would imagine. Your inspiring.

[@bettyboo8214]

You did a fantastic job there. Very hard work but you made such a difference. Well done ladies!

[@JonTanOsb]

Those cruddy pans you threw away could have been salvaged. Next time, take them outside, spray with oven cleaner, let sit while you clean other things, then wipe them down and wash. Mouse droppings can make you sick. They should be cleaned while wearing a mask, and sprayed with disinfectant before wiping up. Jon in rural BC, Canada

[@evelynsaungikar3553]

You can’t use oven cleaner on non-stick pans. Those looked like they might be.

[@JonTanOsb]

@@evelynsaungikar3553 Then rub them down with baking soda and spray them with vinegar or soak them overnight in the sink with dish detergent. Usually a long soak will soften things enough to scrape with a silicone or plastic scraper to get the crud off. I hate to see pans and dishes become landfill because they would take longer to clean. Jon in rural BC, Canada

[@evelynsaungikar3553]

@@JonTanOsb I’d heat vinegar, pour it in, let it soak overnight as you say. I find adding the baking soda, while a nice fizzing reaction, just cancels each other out.

[@aussiegirl654]

Yes you can get terrible diseases from mice and rats. I have rats in my complex so I put baits in the roof and bait boxes around property. You should have suggested bait boxes and wear a mask and probably do a voiceover.

[@deniselivingstone4906]

​@@evelynsaungikar3553 yes you can I do it all the time

[@claudiamcnal187]

So great that you are helping out the homeowner! It looks great so far!!

[@brendabortels155]

Funny how everyone has there favorite cleaning supplies and tools they use in cleaning it fun to see what others use and how they clean

[@maryspencer2430]

Such a wonderful feeling that you put her back in the spirit. ❤️

[@nancyfahey7518]

I'm glad you do the before and after shots at the end. And I believe you're inspiring me too.

[@AshesAshes44]

I've helped on exactly one hoarder's home and can't believe there wasn't a pest problem. It was easily twice as bad as this one, and I've never been able to figure out why there weren't rats and such. Just grateful!

[@pjj9491]

Cats...

[@nancylowry5673]

I can so relate to what you guys are all about. I love to clean, some people just become overwhelmed because they do not knowhow to clean!

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

And in this and many other situations there are heavy emotions including shame attached to the mess. We didn’t show the tears from her or from us. She did know how to clean, she was totally overwhelmed by the mess…thank you for your kind comment.

[@glo6445]

This was so nice to see. I was afraid the owners of the home would not have wanted to toss items that were too far gone however relieved when they agreed.❤

[@rosemarydavis9347]

I used a product called greased lightning at church n the ladies were really surprised how well it worked!

[@sassypants5716]

I’ve use Greased Lightning for years. It works the BEST on cleaning anything greasy. LOVE the stuff!!

[@83prettyblack]

What a lovely kitchen space( larger than mine).So glad yall were able to bring it back to grace.

[@kittykooky]

Back in the day when I was as fit as a flea I do could of done this and enjoyed every minute !!😹

[@mindfulgratitude3041]

I handwash dishes/pots as I go. Wait until later when I'm not so tired is the DEATH KNELL of MAINTAINING clean and tidy. I view it as Spa time for my arthritic painful hands. I call it Hot Water Therapy.....just like my late Mum used to. You guys are wonderful.

[@lorikruse4565]

Love this!!! Would love to see more like this!!!!

[@dawnbuchanan8728]

This video and her daughters room are my favorite videos on this channel. The transformations were amazing! Would love to see more videos like this on your channel!

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

Thank you so much for your feedback. It’s a challenge for us to do these with Diana’s work schedule and little ones. We also set it up and people get scared and cancel last minute. But we’ve discussed it.

[@karenmichelle3558]

That was so satisfying.

[@morganwiddison]

So greatful for this. It helped soothe my anxiety about my kitchen and also relieved to see that the condition is possible to reverse. It's the mold that makes my hair stand on end. Really and truly could care less about mouse poops. But if I see a white, yellow, blue, black, green, etc. floaty blob on top of water or on a dish it makes me want to scream.

[@KirbyEnthusiast]

Fantastic job you worked really hard 👍👍

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

Thank you, cheers!

[@ChiYuki44]

bern doing a full kitchen clean up to prepare for rennovations. I judt realized i need to watch your videos to clean with you, it makes me more motivated ti keep on cleaning

[@TheodoraBrass]

Three words: plastic razor blades. They work SO well for scraping stuff off counters, and around the edges of the sink, etc.

[@bjquilts29]

Didn't imagine there was such a thing. I ordered some! Thanks.

[@mala3isity]

Plastic drywall knife from hardware store. ;)

[@lisab9541]

I use my pampered chef pizza stone scrapers. They sell them separately now and they last forever.

[@headshotproductions4052]

I use them too, time savers and they do an amazing job!

[@metropcs7560]

Inspirational and helpful!!! Thanks so much!!!

[@Rdneckcow]

Great job..really!!!....I saw the comet......I am known as the comet queen in my family...lol...love the old comet...its great for most jobs..again great job.

[@Hatbox948]

I like it too.

[@bexp436]

Great job. That looks amazing😊

[@christineelliott4485]

You need to watch Aurikatarina clean with scrub daddy and steel daddy and oven cleaner and dish soap

[@phyllismueller6058]

I would have pulled out the stove too! The only cleaner I ever use is a mix of vinegar, dawn and water. Cleans like a charm! I hate using all those chemical products!

[@dawndrew8313]

Homeowner only paid for 8hrs! They did what the could;)

[@MZ66978]

Great job cleaning! However, I can't quite make out the details. Could you please tell me what you used to clean the toaster? Thank you.

[@rivermountains1594]

You can keep a small plastic hostess box with extra plates, cups, silverware. You can stick in the garage Or somewhere it doesn’t take up room.

[@graciellastokes7979]

This is the second video we’ve seen. The initial video was the elderly man ( black kitchen floor) whose wife died 13 yrs ago and didn’t know better. Mom and I are concerned about your breathing with the cleansers and the dirt you are exposed to. A mask? Wonderful how you motivated the homeowner and got her back on track psychologically to take over! Well done!

[@AlleyGal]

You could learn some cleaning techniques from a you tuber Autiokaterina. I use her products and it has made such a difference in cleaning faster and more efficiently.

[@jessicaderstine4061]

Yes!! She'd have sprayed those pans with oven clea er and left them in the yard for an hour. It's amazing what that does. I'm totally not opposed to tossing the far gone pans but Auri was in the back of my head saying "oven cleaner!" 😂

[@soniaelhoregy5879]

Love her channel so much!

[@auburnkim1989]

Aurakaterina is a blessing to the world. These wonderful women are the same.

[@babzee7111]

Aurikatariina ( auri kat ar ii na )

[@robertagannon442]

After deciding what to keep, and washing everything, I would have put some of the dishes in the sink and poured boiling water over them, since the dishwasher is broken. Then I would have continued to do that until all of the dishes had been covered in boiling water. Back in the day (60’s) before we had a dishwasher. We would do that. My mom didn’t feel they were clean until she had used boiling water on them.

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

We didn’t have time to do more, unfortunately. It was a 12 hour project and we still had more to do, like the floor.

[@robertagannon442]

@@CleanFreakGermaphobe I totally understand. I’m just throwing that out there in case it might be of help to someone. Thank you for your great videos! 😁

[@headshotproductions4052]

Such a great job!

[@marthamorris9202]

I started using power paste this stuff is amazing!!

[@headshotproductions4052]

I love that too

[@vermontmom4232]

You girls did great! I bet this family is truly gateful. I only have one suggestion though, you can buy terry cloth, microfiber, cotton and other rags really cheap. That can be rinsed and washed, instead of going through so many paper towels. That is so inefficient and with our paper product shortage, probably not the best way to go... Also the rags give you more scrubbing power... Some even more absorbency also. Also the dishes you tossed, could have been saved/cleaned... Not the first two pans, but the others, elbow grease, brillo pad and dawn would have done the trick and they could have been donated to new family just starting out or a family in need that cannot afford to buy dishes... Just a thought...

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

We usually use clothes but honestly they get so gross when it’s this much. I usually end up tossing them at the end. I could go through several. The homeowner made the call on the dishes. We honored what she wanted. Some of the dishes and silverware were very rusty. We tried cleaning some of it but it was not coming clean. Not like popping into the dishwasher. I don’t think a thrift store would’ve taken it.

[@nancyduran369]

No thx toss em!

[@DoctorsSong]

@@CleanFreakGermaphobe Just an FYI Barkeepers Friend is the bomb for rust!

[@miniyellowladybug]

sometimes it's just better to use a 1 and done type product.

[@mala3isity]

Soapy water vs. paper, a conundrum that disturbed me so much I asked a few ecological non-profits which was better. This was around 2010. Most of them wouldn't commit to an answer. One said they didn't know (respect) and one definitively said paper over cloths. Reasoning that once water is soapy, it's always soapy. Cloths need to be washed. Trees grown by paper companies are renewable, water isn't. There's only so much water. I hadn't thought of it in those terms and now I see why most of them said it was a personal choice. This also impacts my need to rinse everything with water. Just using paper towels to clean up the cleaning product and calling it done doesn't do it for me. Thought food, right?

[@johnkelly9451]

Dawn dish soap and white vinegar. Mix 50/50 in spray bottle. Spray on everything (dishes too) let soak at least one hour in this case... wipe clean with paper towels. Use scrubby pad and Bar Keeper's friend (powdered abrasive like Comet)...I could go in and on with cleaning arsenal. You ladies did an incredible job, see if you like above mix!

[@johnkelly9451]

p.s. For normal dirt, above mix, one quarter dawn to three quarters vinegar...can use vinegar and water for quick wipe if already clean. These mixes have saved me hours for stoves, grease, counters, showers. Never use vinegar on marble. test small spot first...

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

Great tips! I was really hoping the Dawn dish spray would work. But next time I’d try your suggestion. We had only 6 hours to do as much as we could. Seems like a lot but there was so much to go through. I’m not sure anything would’ve worked on the trust with the time we had to do it. Thank you!

[@battmom56crl]

YES!! "Bar Keepers Friend" I was surprised it hadn't been mentioned yet. It's been my "go to" for many years, and it's so inexpensive. A disagree a tiny bit on one point; B. Friend is powdered like Comet, but it doesn't scratch and can be used on so many surfaces. Sometimes I'll have a stain on my formica countertop, and just wetting and scrubbing doesn't get it all out. Then I make a paste, paint it on, and leave it for a couple of hours. Also it doesn't smell bad - always helps!

[@nbitsme1629]

My husband and I do residential home maintenance, plumbing, HVAC, electrical, cleaning, punch outs etc and 1 thing I noticed going in and out of so many homes the pack rats, not so clean homes the tenants will have boxes and boxes of cleaning products I mean so much cleaning products you would think they were running a cleaning business it's ridiculous but their homes be the nastiest and dirtiest. The way they carry themselves you would never think or believe they live that way

[@HiCy2012]

Wow, this is the kitchen after that small bedroom! Great job!🌹💗 Just a question, what is that small brush you used to clean the corners?

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

We wish we could do the whole house! The brush is from the auto section at Dollar Tree. It comes with 3 brushes in the package.

[@HiCy2012]

@@CleanFreakGermaphobe I see. Thank you.

[@juanitalemmons4435]

This is such a motivational video I had to get up and do some decluttering😊

[@christineromannoodles9616]

Bars keeper works really well on pots and pans and on the sink. I even use it on my bathtub.

[@battmom56crl]

Isn't it great? I use it on almost everything, inside and outside. Not such a fan of the liquid scrub B.K. Friend tho, hard to get it completely rinsed off.

[@lenoreduray7300]

You Ladies are amazing! Great job!

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

Why thank you!

[@lenoreduray7300]

@@CleanFreakGermaphobe Your Welcome!

[@amysummers7971]

This makes me happy!

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

Thanks. It made us happy too

[@maxallen-macdonald8791]

You need Barkeepers Friend for the sinks especially.

[@chelseasummers2365]

You guys did a great job, but I think that curtain needs to be taken down and washed because I would imagine that it’s coated with grease.

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

Yes we didn't get to that or a lot of the window or walls...

[@glendaruff125]

Thank you for motivation.

[@rosidiaz583]

Have you tried the Scrubbing Bubbles for cleaning the shower? It does WONDERS!! for cleaning grease and especially pots and pans that have the burnt grease crud!! Really recommend 👍🏼👍🏼

[@petejohnson8590]

Lemon, vinegar, soda, wipe cupboards with lemon, mice hate, so do ants, must bow to you both, you both have done an excellent job, 👍🙌🙌🙌 (greetings) from France 🇫🇷😄

[@carolvandyke6926]

Which vinegar do you recommend.. white or apple cider ?

[@MarieMBaird]

Love the Hard Day’s Night reference!! 😉🎸🛁 And amazing cleaning job!!! ✨💖

[@heatherrowell3008]

You girls are amazing. New subbing.

[@lisamannino4556]

For cleaning the microwave. Pour a cup of white cleaning vinegar into the microwave. Remove the dish first and set the microwave for five minutes. Afterwards take a micro fiber rag and wipe the inside of the microwave. It will come out looking new.

[@csoblo]

I think I would have thrown the toaster out. Mice have been crawling in it. Yucky great job ladies. I think you'll be back from the looks of the rest of the house

[@Hatbox948]

Me too. Mice carry the Hanta virus.

[@JeanneOlson-vv9tl]

Powdered old fashioned cleanser. Ajax is a brand that comes to mind. Bleach & White vinegar works wonders. And slightly used foil, can work better than brilow like scrubbing. Crumble it up(reg foil, not heavy duty) does wonders. Dish soap w shaker powdered cleaner. Cuts grease very well.

[@AuroraBD0618]

No stove polish for the burner caps?

[@MsArtistwannabe]

That’s some serious depression there. Awesome that she was uplifted enough to continue.

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

She approved everything we threw away and she are more apt to say yes to tossing things than we were. But yes some serious depression but just that she let us come clean is a HUGE step.

[@autumngrace3915]

@fairy wishes As someone with severe depression, we almost always get into the mentality when it gets really bad to just throw most of it away. I’ve already thrown away plates and utensils twice in my own apartment and replaced them

[@melodystull19]

I changed from bounty to shop towels a few years ago. I love them I wash my dishes with them then I throw them away. Feels more sanitary that way

[@ChaniqueStewart]

Nice

[@mala3isity]

Brilliant! They can actually be rinsed without falling apart.

[@Tiffanydw4]

Wow amazing job very satisfying!!! Curious on the dawn power scrub on the counter and other things along with Mr clean? Is there a time were adding the dawn is needed?

[@AccidentallyOnPurpose]

Just make sure you are always spraying bleach or lysol on mouse droppings, even if you don't live in an area that is known for hantavirus, just to be sure. Also those caked on pans are totally salvageable, scrape off what you can with a metal scraper and spray on oven cleaner and let it sit. Then if there is still some stuck on after the oven cleaner you can remove scrub daddy's power paste, it removes just about everything.

[@mala3isity]

Auri rocks!

[@mistyfly2me]

I agree. Also stain steel pads and comet to get any left overs on those pans

[@ermanolan370]

Not having a dishwasher is no excuse for that filth ! It takes minutes to ash dishes daily

[@jasmine-rojas]

Oh geeze. AuriKatarina for the win. These ladies have nothing on her.

[@AuroraBD0618]

Agree! Auri is the best cleaner in the world ❤️

[@arleneaugustahair8393]

Everyone isn’t cookie cutter.

[@sheelfjohnson]

I love Auri, but I don't think she would want us going to other cleaner's videos and being kind of disparaging. She's such a sweetheart I just don't think she would recommend that. And these ladies are nice and work hard too.

[@Hatbox948]

​@@sheelfjohnson Agreed. Seems rude.

[@LauraMartinez-xc2jp]

Did you clean the cord that was plugged in????

[@brendaseager7371]

Counters like this, I can imagine what the floor looks like between the stove and the counters.

[@DrewSkii10]

I loved this! You guys are awesome! Glad to see you wearing gloves!! Keep it up 😊

[@leeannwhitsel784]

Do you ever do before and after pictures at the end? You two are very thorough and that kitchen looks brand new.

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

Thank you, we have done that but we could see that people weren’t watching that part, so we stopped.

[@melaniekolomyja7335]

I love the before and after part…So inspiring and motivational!!!

[@fehmidanourin2222]

Excellent work 👍 Well done

[@missmustache4207]

Bless your hearts

[@cheyennejanae5315]

I had to give a like after the third “LIKE CRAZY!” 😂😂😂

[@danapertile106]

You don't actually need to throw away any super badly burnt dishes as they did at 7:15. They can be saved, and it is pretty easy. Use an oven cleaner, put a cling foil on top of the dish so that the oven cleaner does not dry out - and let it sit for an hour or two. And voila! The dish should be very easy to clean now, as the oven cleaner has dissolved all the burnt grease. If needed, use a scraper meant for scraping glass stove tops, and scrape off all the burnt residue. Then the dish will be like new.

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

We honored her choice to toss them.

[@Lilyandmoomin]

These gas burners come to pieces so you can clean underneath….. what did you clean the wooden fronted cupboard doors with im always concerned that I’ll ruin wood. So I use hot water and soap but wring the cloth out quite well. And use a lot of elbow grease…….

[@chaostheory9695]

Awesome job! I have 4 words that will change your cleaning game…Scrub Daddy and Power paste!

[@suebritton6660]

Have you tried oven cleaner on pans ? Can also use it on other things

[@meganf7876]

Hi! How long do you leave the cleaning product on for disinfecting? Thanks!!!

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

It says on the back of the product but I believe it was 5 minutes for this one.

[@dawndrew8313]

Instructions are on your cleaning product!

[@jmarylastone]

you threw away stainless steel pots? and glass instead of washing it by hand?

[@RinDewmelon]

she wanted it gone

[@sandreawhite7534]

Amazing.

[@ruthgoddard6539]

did you clean the grease off the cabinets. I am sure it was covered in grease as well

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

We didn't get to that, the fridge or the floor. After 6 hours we had to go...planned to go back but she said she'd take it from there...

[@ruthgoddard6539]

@@CleanFreakGermaphobe ok. Makes sence.

[@DS-rm7px]

Aw sad to see so much that was thrown away! If you encounter a similar kitchen again please bring oven cleaner! You could have saved all of those pans and silver at least!

[@battmom56crl]

Besides the owner asking them to toss what was really bad, there was a time element that day and even after they soaked, it would most likely take quite a while to get them thoroughly clean.

[@elainemiller47]

What worked better on the stove top? The zep or dawn power washer?

[@arleneaugustahair8393]

Dawn!

[@mrsgoodtrouble]

These videos are my new addiction lol

[@ilovefabricandflowers8543]

An idea for a wash-up such as this would be to put all the items in their groups in a hot bucket of water with a bit of ammonia in the hot water. Soak these items in their buckets until you are ready to clean them. You could even put the hot water buckets on the floor, clean the counter tops in their entirety and then do the wash-up, bucket by bucket.

[@CleanFreakGermaphobe]

We’ve never cleaned dishes that rusted and so we tried Dawn Powerwash. Didn’t work and ran out of time. The homeowner chose to toss and get new rather than keep trying…

[@mala3isity]

I'd use Sterilite bins and vinegar/soap but we had the same motivation. :)

[@sheelfjohnson]

For newbies; make sure you never mix ammonia with any chlorine bleach product like comet, soft scrub, dishwasher gel/powder. Inhaling the gases can make you pass out.

[@lisagrafton2529]

I'm curious if you looked inside the water reservoir for mold. They're notorious for building up mold there, because owners don't follow instructions and run white vinegar and water through them per the owner Manuel's instructions.

[@deborahgeorge3238]

That’s more than a broken dishwasher 😕

[@melissahicks6533]

Yes. There is a problem. I think the owner needs to be there & participate.

[@miriammuskal5402]

Great job what an accomplishment

[@debbiebrown8752]

Do U guys clean the front of countertops

[@Oodb2]

And it had such nice appliances and fixtures….