The salt method doesn’t work. I just tried it.

Cleaning house vents makes a big difference, i lived in my house for 3 years until finally resolving why i had headaches from the dust mites etc being in my room

lol, this is how to clean and not prevent dust. The best way is to air seal your home

Can the "Pink Stuff" be purchased on this side of 'The Pond's ??

Brilliant

Useless tips

Do not wear your outdoor footwear indoors. Window blinds are not as good as ordinary curtains which could be washed monthly. Dont have carpeting instead have floors you could sweep Use light wooden furniture instead of fabric furniture as it collects personal dirt _ hair, dead cells and food. Dont let anything block the walls _ sticking bed frames against walls hides a lot of gunk so never push furniture against walls. Avoid bed frames that can accumulate dust and grime.

Thanks I am learning all this

1. Live outside

Help I can’t get off the smeary marks in my shower:(

Can you use it clean a BBQ grill?

UUUHM!!! A note on vacuuming. Short story. In Sweden it became commonplace to vacuum the house, while in Finland they opted mostly to sweep the floor with a broom. In the end we Swedes saw a spike in dust allergies because vacuum sends a lot of dust flying through the air. I got to experience first hand what receiving too high of a dust dosage does to you when I vacuumed a lot to have a friend stay over. I had a bad irritated cough for a week or two. Now I have a broom, a robot roomba cleaner, as well as a vacuum. For the quick surface stuff, I send the robot out and since I'm not near the robot vacuum I don't get the worst of it. For specific small very dusty areas I use the vacuum. For the biggest surfaces I use an honest good old broom. Mind your allergies, frens. Friendly friens.

Can you use the pink stuff on carpet?

Radiators are uncommon in the USA. Guessing by your dialect, you are across the pond. Other tips work for both countries.

Honestly, cleaning is the hack... When I was a hoarder... Dust would be everywhere as I don't clean my room at all. Now there's hardly any dust on surfaces anymore and I don't get sick often as well. A humidifier though, kinda works as it depends on where you live, if it's arid with low humidity it works but, if you already live where it's humid it doesn't.

Excellent video. The only thing I would add is indoor high oxygen releasing plants and when dusting, use a vacuum wand with upholstery attatchment.

I just use washable curtains over pull-down shades. I throw the curtains into the wash weekly and wipe down the shades with a damp cloth. My neighbor takes her blinds down and just turns the hose on them outside. So far, so good. You had good basic tips. And don't forget to change those filters in your A/C, heater, air purifier, and vacuum.

Your channel is BS and get rid of the nose ring!!!

My daughter recommended this to me when we went grocery shopping. Its okay so far, no harsh odour. I had had been using a deGreasing spray from China Market Shop which is half a dollar cheaper, and it is also gives unbelievable results. P.S. she also recommended Scrub Daddy. 😅

Dust and pollen is the least of my concerns when considering shoes worn in the house! I will never understand how some people can wear their street shoes in the house. There is always the possibility of inadvertently stepping in dog dirt - usually we all know when we step in the fresh stuff, but we aren't as aware when we step in old, dried dog dirt or a smear of it. Also, I see people spitting in the street all the time, people urinate in the subways. We walk through all of that. Are some people truly okay with bringing all of that into their homes?

If only advice like that would start with "here in Alabama/Mexico/Dubai you need a...". Where I live we don't need dehumidifiers, we buy humidifiers instead!

I just used the salt method and it worked so fast I was really happy Thank you so much

I thought that vinegar neutralizes baking soda and shouldnt be used at the same time... Please correct me if I am wrong. This all is very confusing. Help!

Good advices actually. Sorry for anyone who was looking for a magical solution. Myself included. Cleaning and i would say cleaning regularly is rhe only solution. Thank you for the video. It was helpful for me ❤

I tried it on my pan. Half of it with pink stuff, other half with just dish soap. The result was the same - very poor.

I'm using the spray stuff all the time. Was that an induction hob you used it on?

It didn’t work for me. I don’t recommend

This is ad of dehumidifier, air purifier and vaccum cleaner

Thanks! 👏🏼

Stupidity

Is Dollar Tree's version of the pink stuff just as good?

Endust spray helps a lot.

I have 7 birds in an open room, thankfully with laminate flooring. I find it amazing how much more dust there is throughout the rest of the house. Vacuuming daily in the bird room really helps, and it's easy to damp mop there. I use a damp paintbrush (with some cleaner in the water) throughout the home. You can dust at light speed before vacuuming lol. It's a game changer.

I have a chronic pain condition, and it's difficult to do deep cleaning like this. I stumbled upon a cleaning short yesterday of someone using The Pink Stuff, and i got the spray today. I feel motivated, and im going to get the paste and the toilet cleaner. I still have to go very easy, but this really made me feel that i can have the power for an extra clean house again. Thank you ❤

I just used Dawn Powerwash and boiling water and it worked perfect!! My pans are Saladmaster Titanium pans and I thought I destroyed it. Thank you for your tips!

Guess I was looking for how to prevent dust getting into a home, not cleaning it up. All the protocols she mentioned are being followed but we have layers of new dust daily on Everything. I think it was why previous owner sold the home. Its like dust is being sucked into the home then sent out through the air registers. Which are on the ceiling and surrounded by dark brown dust.

I watched the video on Google Hub but had to come to my phone and give it a like because of all the passive aggressive digs😂 "...and you should if you're even a half decent cook"🤣

We were finding that dust would reappear within 3 days of vacuuming and dusting. It was frustrating. We then cleaned every square inch such as inside the furnace vents, the basement storage locations, under every piece of furniture, and the tops of all cabinets. Dust problem disappeared. It must have been sneaking out from hidden locations and repopulating central areas. A lot of work. Built ins make a lot of sense given our experience.

Vacuum dusty surfaces first then wipe to reduce dust in the air which will settle. To wipe I use used dryer sheets to do a quick wipe then (if deep cleaning) use a moist cloth.

Yay! You have the same vacuum as me, hah!

Where do we get the sponge?

Perfect song for this video. Just crush the cube and watch it dissolve in warm water 😉 😉

Changing furnace filters is a must, but periodic professional cleaning of the entire ductwork system connected to heat/cool vents and the exhaust vents must also be done...epecially when there are pets and carpets. Look at some of the KZfaq rug cleaners to guess what is in yours. Our Shark vac gets cleaned with Clorox wipes, hair/ threads removed from bottom, and the two filters layers removed and washed. As well, remember to keep the fridge bottom and back cleaned, including any exterior coils.

I'm going to have to disagree with the whole blind vs curtains, slat blinds are extremely time consuming to clean, I clean professionally and slat blinds collect way more dust than slat blinds, curtains are much easier to shake off, or take down to clean, even vacuume, slat blinds are the WORST

I can imagine those clean floors makes the room’s smell fresh and clean.

Thank you, very helpful : )

Hardwood floors are better than carpeting because carpeting is never clean.

I dislike knick-knacks.

I just learn to ignore it. Cleaning every day is mad

Thank you!! It worked❤