Ain't THAT the truth 😂❤

And then I actually got giddy when you found a basement sink to clean!!

Love for Rajiv notwithstanding, I want to know how to clean my sink better!!! And I like cleaning videos they are calming.

Oh my! I’ve also always used Barkeepers friend for many many years and swear by it. It’s the best-love it and so glad to see you do too 😊❤

Yes, I already know how to clean a sink and already use barkeeper’s friend (on the bathtub too) but watched the whole video anyway just for Rajiv 🤗

I don’t believe he’s sponsored by this company. Maybe he will be after this. 😊

Description bar...sponsored😊

I know, right? Brilliant!

I love ironing and when people find out I "still" iron, they make fun of me. As if! I couldn't care less--I think people that don't iron should be laughed at. They think they're fooling everyone with their "throw it in the dryer for a minute" trick. They look like they slept in their clothes!

What happened to the checkbook vid? It got deleted?

​@@LaLadybug2011 nothing like fresh, crisp white bedsheets, and a perfectly wrinkle free shirt. I love ironing

I hope he does an ironing video sometime. I could learn some things about that.

You have a good point. My mother had all girls and taught us everything she knew. Even our great grandmother and grandmother gave my sisters and I tips on cleaning, cooking and keeping a guest worthy house. My husband and I have one son and we taught him everything like making a bed, cooking, grocery shopping, and the importance of keeping his room and bathroom clutter free and neat. He learned how to do the laundry and even work in the yard and wash a car. On one occasion he went with some friends on vacation and at the end if the stay began cleaning up the rental home. His friends started calling him Martha Stewart after that and still use the moniker Martha now and again as a jibe. His girlfriend tells us that he's the best partner and shares all of the responsibilities of housekeeping, shopping and cooking with her. So at the least he has learned the importance of being a good partner. We also felt it was our responsibility to teach him fiscal responsibilities and brought him to the bank at a very early age to open his first savings/checking account. We taught him how to complete a deposit slip for his tooth fairy and birthday money. Then how to withdraw money and write a check to purchase something he wanted. We later taught him the pros and cons of debit cards. I have forwarded many of Rajiv's videos to our son to let him know how cool it is to be a successful, self-sufficient and creative guy. I hope Rajiv reach is far and wide and keeps expanding because what he is teaching, sharing and saying on his channel will make a difference in the lives of the younger generation. And...old girls like me just love everything about this dude!

I love Rajiv’s tips on housekeeping, even though I grew up being taught these from my mother. But it’s so gratifying to see a young man teaching others to do this. Thank you, Rajiv.

@@grt764 most times, the parents themselves don’t know.

​@@jgirldo2691 you're a great mom 😊

I love this comment so much !!!!!!!!! So powerful! Thanks for sharing!

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That was beautiful...and so very true !

So true. I'm going to clean my sink now🥰

Nicely said, brilliant 🙂

It's an honor to know you feel that way!

Well said!

My thoughts exactly!

Thank you! I also discovered Bar Keeper's Friend when I had a cookware mishap and the company's customer service rep told me it was the only stuff that would remove the marks safely.

Same.

So what's the difference with good old Ajax powder? 🙂

@@MataH1 bkf doesn't use bleach! for those sensitive to bleach, it is a good alternative

@@hellogoodbritt ah thanks, I didn't know there is bleach in Ajax.

@@MataH1it removes better mineral deposits.

Interesting!!!!

Really?! Good to know!

I've had similar experiences where I've cleaned the sink of friends when I'm a guest staying overnight and they've noticed and said the same thing, "someone cleaned this sink!" or "what happened to the sink?!" It is a nice gesture that takes little effort...and it is often appreciated.

@@rajivsurendra love that -- you're guaranteed to be invited back, and a guest's way of showing thanks and giving something in return.

@@rajivsurendra Does that mean that you carry Barkeepers Friend with you on your visits to friends? 🙂

Thanks, Jeanne!

I was thinking the same thing. I'm adding these videos to a playlist for my baby sons when they reach that age called "Man Training." These domestic skills are needed for all youth.

I have had a playlist for my son for these skills. We watch a "life video" every night and reference our skills that we have learned. ❤ This is going on the list for sure. A task elevated with a kind, calm, male influence. Fantastic.

I love your videos so much. I was excited to see Barkeepers Friend being in the spotlight. We used it for everything in the restaurant years ago, and I started using it at home, as well. It is fantastic for cleaning the copper on the bottoms of my pots and pans, too. They look like new with very minimal effort. The cookware was a wedding present I’ve had for 35 years, and they look like new.

I hear You , and reminds me of a book Simple Abundance where the author changed House work into HOUSE CARE ...such a powerful shift for me and will put on my fave music, turn on light, maybe even light some incense ...and do as much as I can while the cd plays ...feels so good afterwards x

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It’s true..❤🤗

You can coat the interior of the oven with the Bar Keeper's Friend paste (mix the powder with a bit of water and apply it to the metal with gloved hands) and then let it sit for as long as it'll stay wet. It'll help remove the crud, but you'll need to use major elbow grease.

A few years ago I purchased a Dupray Neat steam cleaner (Cost about $150). It's small and compact, but I've used it almost daily ever since. It is super powerful and cleans my oven incredibly well. It blasts off the grime. I don't allow the water to build up and mop it up immediately, but I've never used anything that's better. Then, if there are little pieces of crud, I'll use Barkeeper's Friend to get those off. I highly recommend a steam cleaner for those really tough jobs. (Oh and you can't believe how clean it gets windows...just don't use it in cold weather or it might break the glass.)

PS Bunnings had never heard of it!

It is great stuff. Aussies see if they have something like it there. This is about as cheap as comet and last forever. There is something like "Pink Stuff", not popular or maybe not available here, un US. This is for mostly for cleaning copper, brass, any metal, but great for anything, and doesn't scratch. Search of equivalent. Should be less than 1 USAD or there about.

I did this with mine.

Thank you, I was hoping someone would point this out!

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I like that saying. _"The Kitchen is closed."_ I saw another woman on KZfaq say _"put your kitchen to bed, before you go to bed",_ meaning always clean it at night and wake up to a clean kitchen in the morning.

Baking soda, vinegar, then boiling water. I know I’m genX, but my mother was a NUT. I just did this 2 days ago in the kitchen & 1st floor half bath cuz boys. They see it, they love the results. Kills drain flies. Saves money. Thank you for validating me. I will be buying BKF. I been using harsh cleanser on stainless steel sink but I do clean the drain traps & replace them. I do not have beautiful ones like Rajiv!

Thanks, Yanni!