TikToker Shares Tupperware Cleaning Hack | NowThis

[@runifuceeme406]

THAT'S A MINUTE AND SEVEN SECONDS I'LL NEVER GET BACK.. SMFH

[@chrisdab-]

If you speed the video up double its only 45 seconds

[@MarkoFelix]

I know! Wtf!!!

[@angellee5108]

So, wash it....lol. This is not what people thought it was. Your dish was dirty. Try storing some spaghetti sauce in it then holla at me later.

[@pisces031372aj]

I was thinking the same thing. Wait, is washing dishes hack now? I'm confused.

[@adamrodgers9175]

I thought it was a stained one like when they are put in the microwave. Get that brutal stain that doesn't go away. The one in the video was literally just dirty.

[@suelovescats]

pisces031372aj ... lol ... this was a rather stupid video .. but .. sometimes IF the plastic is STAINED and not just dirty you can do this and add some baking soda to get the stain out .. btw... this is why i don't have TicTok ... lmao ...

[@pisces031372aj]

@@suelovescats Exactly, LOL! Thanks for the baking soda tip.

[@IAmSuzyQ]

@@suelovescats Baking soda? Now THAT'S the kind of thing I hoped this video was gonna tell me. Thank you, thank you, thank you! I know the stain doesn't really matter, but I still hate them all the same, and always wondered if there was a way to get rid of those types of stains. I'm actually excited to do the dishes, now...can't wait to see if it works! 🙏✌️

[@FritzSchober]

You just washed it. Could have used any sponge or towel with warm soapy water. That's no trick. It's basic hygiene in the kitchen.

[@Serai3]

She didn't wash it at all. She swapped out the container for a clean one.

[@frankpace5510]

Right. It should be called the the no sponge hack. Also 45-60 seconds is a bit. I can have that washed in 15 seconds or less

[@nageshsonawane3307]

Fake video

[@legends7714]

@@Serai3 what do you mean I did the same thing and it worked

[@199523nick]

@@legends7714 wife just did it with a container that was stained from seafood broil scrubbed it for almost 5 min but was still red shaded. Did this and somehow it worked to make it clear.

[@1erinjames]

Prevent those stains by sprayimg a lil cooking spray in the plastic container BEFORE you put the leftovers in it.

[@BliffleSplick]

The real life hacks are always in the comments.

[@Serai3]

Even better, THROW OUT THE CONTAINER WHEN YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO. That is NOT a Tupperware container. That's a cheap one-use container that's not meant to be used over and over.

[@TyraHigh]

@@Serai3 actually that is, they make em like that

[@aimbot6264]

@@Serai3 bro never seen Tupperware's that's not from Tesla lol

[@Serai3]

@@TyraHigh Tupperware ALSO makes one-use containers, nitwit.

[@AuntWeezy07]

The cleaning "hacks" these days make me wonder wtf ppl were doing beforehand...

[@mrtraa2639]

right? 😂

[@TT.3123]

I can tell you what I was doing! I was throwing away Tupperware and re-buying it or just using Tupperware that was ever so slightly stained by spaghetti sauce lol

[@FlyLeah]

@@TT.3123 always the darn spaghetti sauce!!

[@malissakpadeh8951]

SAME AF 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@malissakpadeh8951]

​@@TT.3123 I feel VERY ATTACKED right NOW 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@superpiski2626]

Only way to get ride of a stained Tupperware is with fire Period. You will get ride the Tupperware also, but that is collateral damage

[@jessipolite3420]

Yall don’t eat spaghetti in Tupperware to know what she is talking about lol. Washing with a sponge Will not get the stain out. That spaghetti stain is for life unless you do this trick.

[@rosenmael9724]

Feels like I’m the only one who found this hack genuinely useful. This isn’t just a “just wash it” or “this is called washing situation”. That implies something like this was obvious to everyone and also that you could easily get the stain out with a sponge. But have you ever tried to do that? To a tough stain like this one? Literally stained into the plastic (is what it feels like). It’s so hard to get it out. This genuinely helped me and I hope it helped others who struggle with this issue too!

[@numberoneappgames]

Try peroxide and baking sound while leaving it in the sun. It should work.

[@jennet388]

My niece said it works n hers imwas stained fir about 18 months 😮

[@michaelkolhaas4641]

Ladies and gentle: Soap!

[@0IIIIII]

This is better because there is no need to scrub, which can be difficult in a long and thin container

[@jesusislife9259]

Save yourself the bother, even though I went against my better judgment because what makes the difference between using soap and water with a paper towel under a sink versus shaking it? I tried it and the result was exactly what i expected, didn't work!

[@Zickezacke1000]

Instructions unclear. I lit my house on fire

[@Tomovox_PAMS_Radio_JIngles]

I love that!!!!!!!

[@ScoutJordan-i5z]

😆😆😆😆😆

[@kyles9320]

Didn't even work...

[@katherinaforbes4912]

Sometimes the stain remains even after you try to wash it by scratching it and everything with soap and towel or whatever. My mom do the same thing she did but she puts the Tupperware in the microwave for 30 seconds. And then she shakes it. Works perfectly

[@FlyLeah]

Microwave with the soapy water and towel in it?

[@Jaehova26]

U have to add just a little bit of foil as well

[@itrollallot9780]

@@Jaehova26😂😂

[@debbiemumford]

Works for rinsed plastic containers with tomato and grease but not actual stained plastic.

[@GeraltBosMang]

Seriously stop using Tupperware. Use glass. It's so much better.

[@GeraltBosMang]

@@ezgoat What are you doing hiking with Tupperware? Saran wrap and Ziploc bag then if weight is your issue.

[@chioptnstdr3448]

How does this work when even scrubbing doesn’t work 😎

[@sunflower7045]

It works when I let it soak in dish soapy water without wasting paper towels.

[@ifIonlygaf]

I was just thinking the same

[@obamawasthebestpresidentev8181]

That ain't heavy grease

[@NASEERTUBE2012]

I guess I’m the only dumbest person in the world to actually believe this and tried it but of course it didn’t work at all. I don’t understand why do people have to lie so much on the social media. 👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻

[@SpaceForceCommander]

In my experience, I need a lot of hot water and dishwashing liquid to remove the oil coating.

[@mijodo2008]

How bloody marvelous, In the good old days this was called washing up. So glad it's being made popular again by the younger generation 😂😂😂. Cheers from Michael. Australia. Hi

[@mijodo2008]

@Just-Passing-Through 11 All hope is not lost though, as they get out of adolescents, around 25- 30 years old, a remarkable transformation takes place, washing and cleaning are re-discovered and shown to us older folk as something just invented. This is just a gentle tongue in cheek dig at the kids.😂😂😇. Cheers from Michael. Australia.

[@nzlotrfan]

Haha

[@KaelYoshim]

@@mijodo2008 I am a kid but I've been washing my dishes since 5th grade. It's common sense to me. I am surprised that washing is labelled as a hack in the video as well.

[@mijodo2008]

@@KaelYoshim Bless you for helping do the chores. My kids did likewise. Please understand that I was only kidding the kids. Stay strong, healthy and safe. Cheers from Michael. Australia.

[@roseyrue3253]

Haha, you didn't have to say you were from Australia. The "how bloody marvelous" kind of gave it away!

[@Shy808]

That's not a stain. It hasn't been washed. It looks rinsed. If you wipe your (rinsed) dish with the paper towel then you won't get the grease on your sponge when you hand wash it. We wipe our pots with a paper towel before we hand wash it too.

[@NagoyaRR]

It works on oily stains that don't really go away no matter how long you scrub but it doesn't work on stains that are burned in

[@SenatiaA]

What! I am so gonna try that. I have used Dawn, bleach, and Bar Keeper’s Friend to get try to remove the red stains left in containers from red sauces and chili with limited success. Here to hoping this works.

[@jessicadix5207]

FYI this is not Tupperware! Tupperware is a brand not all plastic is Tupperware

[@teresal9833]

This worked so well, and saved my sponge from getting chili-oiled up! 👍🏼😊

[@TheAsyraf007]

How about fill it with warm or hot water with dish soap in it and just leave it and then come back. Will it work that way?

[@DebBan]

My Mom knew this very well. I learned it from her. At first I used to hate washing tupperware containers now its like washing regular dishes.

[@vilijanac]

So, don't throw away, tupperware!

[@vilijanac]

@Just-Passing-Through 11 Must clean, than prepare, cook, eat! :)

[@FishOnLand]

Omg I tried this and it worked!!! Who knew you could use soap and water for a cleaning hack??

[@kimonodragon9099]

i thought after the lid was on they were going to say ‘..and now all you have to do is throw it in the trash and buy a new one’

[@kananeesh7900]

WTF!!! Never going back to a sponge 🧽 and soap 🧼!!! Mind blowing 🤯 I wonder f I’ll get the same results if I threw in a roll of paper towels 🧻 into the dishwasher!!!

[@Chasarbo]

I saw my wife do this so I tried it and it worked great! Thanks so much for sharing this!

[@beautyinwonderland627]

It totally works, no scrubbing or vinegar required!!!

[@BRITTWOODNESHIE]

I made spaghetti a few days ago and ate the last of it today. I got the red stains out so easily. All I did was fill the bowl up with water, dish soap, couple squirts of bleach and some vinegar. I let it sit for about 5 minutes. As I was waiting, I could see the stains clearing up. Rinsed the bowl out and the stains were 95% gone. You can still see a little tint of red, but for the most part the bowl is completely clear. 😌

[@valerie9999]

That's great that you found a way to get your tupperware clean, but I just thought you should know that mixing bleach and vinegar creates potentially lethal chlorine gas.

[@klausbrinck2137]

Spoiler: The Livehack presented is simply "washing"... Oh-my-god !!!

[@eon001]

lol

[@neyo231]

Y'all.... I know 2020 is a crazy year but she didnt wash a tupperware (poorly by the way) with hot water and soap (Like your supposed to do...) and called it a lifeHack. OMFG My last two brain cells can't handle this

[@tenacious645]

It's funny that you think you made a point when really you just don't understand the subject matter

[@neyo231]

@@tenacious645 I dont have much to do troll so I'll humour. you : ) You're appraisal of my familiarity of "the subject matter" from a comment made during the pandemic bares no significance in the validity of my argument and I do mean validiuty in the context of debating which i hope you are "familiar" if you wanna try and start one owo. Your move

[@Prettypoisonschanne]

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[@saraguinta]

First of all this piece of cheap Gladware is not Tupperware. And I could still see the tomato stain when you were done.

[@erikahill4037]

This worked for me! Thank you for posting! I was in complete shock! 😆

[@ShinkoFleur]

Waste of paper towels. Just grab a small amount of regular dish soap and rub it directly into the Tupperware as if you're smearing it in. After a few seconds just scrub under warm running water.

[@prometheus575]

This is a "lifehack" for people who buy expensive tupperware containers and throw away similar reusable food containers, most of which are microwave/dishwasher safe.

[@LazerC4]

I saw this a couple weeks ago, this does work for those grease stains!

[@doubles7533]

Slow news day?

[@0KylePrior0]

Oh, okay. So all you have to do is use 6 container's worth of dish detergent, waste most of a paper towel, spend 2× as long rinsing it out, and get it half as clean. Good job! The thing is still dirty. Just because you rinsed out the color (looks to be Chef Boyardee "tomato sauce" red) doesn't mean it's clean. If you've ever spent any amount of time properly cleaning reusable plastic containers (or anything at all) you'll know that rinsing water around it just spreads the grime around. This would work slightly better on ceramic or glass, but you would still need to actually wash it after having done this. Also I've never found a brand of paper towels that has the oil and grease wicking properties that this paper towel seems to be given credit for. This is pretty much in the category of 50% of the life hacks that have been brought to my attention over the last 4 or 5 years. The concept seems neat, but you haven't actually been given helpful advice. So it's pretty much what life hacks have become. But... news? This is not news. This is filler. There are so many newsworthy things going on in the world, why is this here? It's even been given the hashtag of news. Why? Come on, Now this. I know you can do better. You've become one of my favorite go-tos for quick blurbs of relevant news. Don't drop the ball like this.

[@xiaoyuR41N]

Guys this helps for greasy containers. I hate to wash containers for 3 times with soap, sponge and hands just to get rid of the grease, and this hacks have saved my hands.

[@IAmSuzyQ]

Oooooooooh, so the trick is to WASH the Tupperware...🤦🏼 If only I'd been doing that all along, I'd've saved so much money! I've been throwing them away each time... Thanks for the tip! 😉

[@rishahuj]

What's the purpose of the paper towel? How does it help?

[@joanndoud5934]

1. That's not Tupperware. 2. Those stains come off with normal washing. 3. I need to know how to make clear Tupperware clear again. If anyone knows, share your knowledge here? 😊

[@dalejones9919]

Hot water, dish soap and a scrub brush works fine for me. And I don't have to waste a paper towel.

[@cesarebachelli]

I always just does what she do minus the paper towel. Cos I dont like oil to stick to my sponge. So I swiggle the water + dishwashing liquid around. Then pour out. Then wash with sponge again.

[@ericgraber1438]

DOH! THAT IS NOT TUPPERWARE! It is cheap plastic referred to as SAD-WARE!

[@thetruelifeofrilee3365]

seems like a mighty big waste of paper towels, water and soap.

[@Kylefassbinderful]

Nice job. I've been doing this for years. It's a big reason why I don't lend out my tupperware lol I trust no one

[@Left-Earth]

*Worst video on this channel.* _"We all wasted time to watch this."_

[@default.1.]

This makes no sense. It’s easier to scrub it than to shake it. 5 Tupperwares down the line and you’ll start feeling the burn.

[@starholly1157]

okay heres my problem. 1 Do not have a dish washer, 2 please note not tupperware and is a plastic bowl. So I tried my dawn spray wipe and rinse, both with a handi wipe and a microfiber cloth ....nope, also tried my liquid dish soap Ivory....I even tried my round brush . Any suggestions

[@kellysutton2780]

Bleach hot water and dish soap let it soak overnight it works

[@Helmut-Von-Liechtenstein]

that works surprisingly well

[@irenehernandez1715]

dont waste paper towels... hot water & soap soak with vinegar... or soak with vinegar & baking soda..

[@elena.kuzmishkina]

But it’s not Tupperware 😃

[@sistagurl43]

It works, gratitude

[@diamond6256]

OUTSTANDING.

[@soyruhere]

I never noticed this problem with my red tupperware containers

[@oshabishop]

Doesn't work

[@SuperWolfkin]

wow last year tiktokers were going nuts over this lifehack where if you fill the ice tray and it overflows it will upthe next cube and when that over flows it fills up the next one and so on. Today tiktokers have discovered deceptive editing

[@Katie2986]

This is parody, right? 🙄

[@Slimerson93]

Maybe add a cap full of bleach to your dish water and let them soak. 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@goodgawdgertrude4240]

I was looking for this comment 🙌

[@myztazynizta]

I need a scientific explanation for why this is supposed to work but washing it normally with a dish rag and dish soap in a sink of hot water does not do exactly the same thing.

[@xcjbmgx]

Wowwww she washed it👀🤦🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️

[@wisconsinbound2123]

tried it and did not work in fact no change to the stain

[@TWills-tg6fc]

Trying on all these spaghetti stained bowl's! 🍝

[@Faesharlyn]

Try some peroxide instead.. any good grease cutter will clean it but nothing can fix microwave melted-in stains.

[@houseofbows]

This is stupid. Soap works if you havent microwaved the plastic once you microwave it with red sauce you have messed up. Its. Better to transfer it to a glass plate before heating it

[@georgeedwards3284]

Soak in dish soap 40 seconds and light brush or scrub pad. No need to waste paper towels.

[@1madmaxx80]

I just wash them out with a scotch pad and dawn LoL. Works every time, and I'm not clogging up the treatment plants with paper products.

[@ericpegram9737]

that's a bold assumption that i can find the freakin LID to the tupperware container....

[@leighsutherland6222]

This did not work when I tried it. The stain was recent, too.

[@XactlyCeSe1]

Wow! She washed the dish with soap! 🥳🥳

[@hezekiahsaifpalmes8545]

Thank you for this ♥️. It really worked!

[@Kristian179]

Hold up, wait just one second, it's just her washing the dish

[@stranger.granger]

Wow! What's that green thing she used? "sope"? Amazing life hack!

[@acheca]

My tupperwares are not yellow anymore!!! Brilliant trick, thanks a lot for sharing! 🙏

[@charlesdavis4933]

Had leftover lasagna for lunch. This worked like a charm. Thank you.

[@Kimm721]

Worked for me thanks!!!

[@kyivstuff]

So, like, wash with soap? And it cleans grease? Whoda thunk it!

[@hockeyman1]

It's a lot easier but yes, soap helps

[@dolanfragrance2274]

bruh just only apply dish soap and wash it with your hands. The texture of your hands with the dish soap removes the oils.

[@tresacod4500]

didn't work for my tupperware tub its still stained orange from something cooked and carried to work in it

[@ghuijie]

I tried it cos it is a pain to clean the oily plastic takeaway containers (esp at the corners) BUT it creates additional waste which to me is an irony in my journey of reducing single-use waste. Guess I'll stick to my old method and pay more attention to the corners 🙏🏻

[@1978pq]

Paper towels are biodegradable. It's not a big deal.

[@ixionwayne7153]

Why is this video posted here? I thought this is a news channel.

[@brendariddle2085]

This isn't Tupperware. It's a plastic container

[@Burownbeautiful23.2]

Mine worked!!

[@jhh6061]

Dawn & white vinegar work for me. Every time

[@avgrim7729]

It didn't do any good!!

[@lynnjames]

Those aren’t stains though, it’s just a greasy film. I was hoping this was a tutorial on how to get the stains out of the plastic of actual Tupperware. Still helpful for when you’re trying to hand wash greasy containers though!

[@SakuraEtsu2007]

If anyone is buying this, then I have a couple of bridges in San Francisco and the New York City that I would like to sell. Only the gullible will believe this! She didn't wash anything. She went through the motions and then swapped out a new container in an edit.

[@kaasan12047]

Okay, how do you get to grease off the outside of the container?

[@tennillegresham9564]

It worked! 😊 Thank you!

[@rickodean7238]

Not Tupperware, and doesn't work on Tupperware. You should rename this "How to wash your disposable dishes without really washing them".

[@prometheus575]

I don't think "lifehack" means what you think it means. Who knew that using soap would clean tupperware? Now try it with the rest of your dishes and see what happens!

[@lajoskozak5122]

Total bulls**t!. Rick rolled us all

[@anemoemu3083]

The hack: wash it.

[@nicholisedwards4278]

This is just how to was a dish..Hydrogen peroxide is good at removing yellowing/discoloration from pretty much everything if you let it soak long enough.

[@DenoWaffles]

Can Confirm 👍🏾

[@jonathan-j7t1o]

That was not Tupperware, it looked like Hefty containers, The plastics are different.