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Все БЛЕСТИТ ✨ — Transcript & Summary | SozAI** Source: https://sozai.app/transcript/cleaning-stainless-steel-one-product/ Learn how to clean stainless steel surfaces using a simple homemade cleaner with baking soda, hydrogen peroxide, dish soap, and citric acid. ## Key Takeaways - A simple, inexpensive homemade cleaner can effectively clean stainless steel. - Citric acid boiling inside the kettle helps remove internal deposits. - Baking soda, hydrogen peroxide, and dish soap combined create a powerful cleaner. - Cleaning works best on warm surfaces and includes multiple household items. - The method also helps maintain clean pipes using baking soda and vinegar. ## What the video covers - The video demonstrates a homemade universal cleaner for stainless steel surfaces. - The inside of a kettle is cleaned first using boiling water with citric acid. - A cleaner mixture is made from baking soda, hydrogen peroxide, and dish soap. - The cleaner is applied to the warm kettle, a pot, and the sink for effective cleaning. - The video also shows how to clean pipes using baking soda and vinegar. - The cleaner works well on hot surfaces and removes grease effectively. - Care is advised to avoid water contact with electrical parts of the kettle. - The results are a shiny, sparkling kettle and other stainless steel items. - The creator confirms the effectiveness of the recipe despite some viewers' doubts. - Viewers are encouraged to like, subscribe, and try the cleaning method themselves. ## Chapters 1. 00:00 Introduction and Kettle Inside Cleaning 2. 00:45 Preparing the Universal Stainless Steel Cleaner 3. 01:34 Cleaning Pipes with Baking Soda and Vinegar 4. 02:47 Applying Cleaner to Kettle, Pot, and Sink 5. 03:30 Final Rinse and Results Answers ## Questions about this video What ingredients are needed to make the stainless steel cleaner? The cleaner is made from three tablespoons of baking soda, three tablespoons of hydrogen peroxide, and one tablespoon of inexpensive dish soap. How is the inside of the kettle cleaned before applying the cleaner? Fill the kettle with water, add one teaspoon of citric acid, boil it, then let it sit for 5-7 minutes before pouring out the water. Can this cleaner be used on other stainless steel surfaces? Yes, the cleaner is universal and can be applied to pots, sinks, and other stainless steel surfaces for effective cleaning. ## Full Transcript — Download SRT & Markdown 00:04 Speaker A Hello everyone, friends. I'm so glad you stopped by my channel. Today, I want to share a recipe for a super cleaner for any stainless steel surface. I'll show you using a kettle, clean some other stainless steel, and share a few secrets along the way. I specifically haven't cleaned the kettle for a long time to clearly show how this product works. First, we clean the inside: fill the kettle with water and add just one teaspoon of citric acid. A heaping spoonful is fine; that will definitely be enough. Turn the kettle on and let it come to a boil. It will switch off automatically. Then let it sit for about 5-7 minutes while we make our super cleaner. Pour three tablespoons of baking soda into a container. I'll crush it a little to break up the lumps. Next, we need three tablespoons of hydrogen peroxide. I think every home has some, and it costs next to nothing. Then we need one tablespoon of any inexpensive dish soap. Now we need to mix everything together well. Basically, that's it. Our universal miracle cleaner for stainless steel is ready. The boiling water in the kettle is ready. I have to pour it out now. Why let good things go to waste? I'll clean the pipes at the same time. I pour baking soda into the drain. You'll need about half a pack. Then I pour in 9% vinegar. I need to wait for the reaction between the vinegar and soda to finish. Once the fizzing stops, you can flush the pipes with boiling water. Well, it's not quite boiling anymore, since the water in the kettle has cooled down a bit. Now, use the soft side of a sponge to apply our cleaner to the warm kettle and leave it for 10-20 minutes, depending on your time. And of course, like any thrifty housewife, I won't let the cleaner go to waste. I'll wash a small pot as well. I rinse the pot with hot tap water because, as you know, the cleaner works better on a hot surface. I'll apply the cleaner to the pot as well. I also decided to wash the sink, and you will see for yourself that the results are instant. Then, using the abrasive side of the sponge, go over the kettle again to remove any remaining grease. Rinse everything thoroughly with running water inside and out. Be careful while rinsing. Try to keep water away from the kettle's electrical mechanism. After washing, let the kettle dry out very well. What do you think of the result? The kettle is simply shining and sparkling. I am very happy with the results. This product works 100%. And let's look inside. Just one teaspoon was enough, because I've already made a video on how to clean a kettle. People wrote to me that one teaspoon isn't enough, but I assure you, you saw for yourselves that it really works, it really is enough. What do you think of the result? Everything is shining and sparkling. And all it took was three tablespoons of hydrogen peroxide, three tablespoons of baking soda, and one tablespoon of dish soap. Well, my friends, if you liked this way of cleaning stainless steel, give it a thumbs up, subscribe to my channel, and all the best to you. Oh 00:23 Speaker A secrets along the way. I specifically haven't cleaned the kettle for a long time to clearly show how this product works. First, we clean the inside: fill the kettle with water and add just one teaspoon of citric acid. A heaping 00:45 Speaker A spoonful is fine; that will definitely be enough. Turn the kettle on and let it come to a boil. It will switch off automatically. Then let it sit for about 5-7 minutes while we make our super cleaner. Pour three tablespoons 01:08 Speaker A of baking soda into a container. I'll crush it a little to break up the lumps . Next, we need three tablespoons of hydrogen peroxide. I think every home has some, and it costs next to nothing. 01:34 Speaker A Then we need one tablespoon of any inexpensive dish soap. Now we need to mix everything together well. Basically , that's it. Our universal miracle cleaner for stainless steel is ready. 01:53 Speaker A The boiling water in the kettle is ready. I have to pour it out now. Why let good things go to waste? I'll clean the pipes at the same time. I pour baking soda into the drain. You'll need about half a pack. Then I pour in 9% 02:09 Speaker A vinegar. I need to wait for the reaction between the vinegar and soda to finish. Once the fizzing stops, you can flush the pipes with boiling water. 02:22 Speaker A Well, it's not quite boiling anymore, since the water in the kettle has cooled down a bit. Now, use the soft side of a sponge to apply our cleaner to the warm kettle and leave it for 10-20 minutes, depending on your time. 02:47 Speaker A And of course, like any thrifty housewife, I won't let the cleaner go to waste. I'll wash a small pot as well . I rinse the pot with hot tap water because, as you know, the cleaner works better on a hot surface. I'll apply the 03:03 Speaker A cleaner to the pot as well. I also decided to wash the sink, and you will see for yourself that the results are instant. Then, using the abrasive side of the sponge, go over the kettle again to remove any remaining grease. Rinse 03:30 Speaker A everything thoroughly with running water inside and out. Be careful while rinsing. Try to keep water away from the kettle's electrical mechanism. 03:44 Speaker A After washing, let the kettle dry out very well. What do you think of the result? The kettle is simply shining and sparkling. I am very happy with the results. This product works 100%. And let's look inside. Just one teaspoon 04:07 Speaker A was enough, because I've already made a video on how to clean a kettle. People wrote to me that one teaspoon isn't enough, but I assure you, you saw for yourselves that it really works, it really is enough. What do you think of 04:22 Speaker A the result? Everything is shining and sparkling. And all it took was three tablespoons of hydrogen peroxide, three tablespoons of baking soda, and one tablespoon of dish soap. Well, my friends, if you liked this way of cleaning stainless steel, give it a 04:40 Speaker A thumbs up, subscribe to my channel, and all the best to you. 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