One more tip that some people may not know is not to put your hand down inside a glass to wash it or to be very careful when doing that because the glass can break and cut you. My grandmother did this one time and it was awful. It sliced her hand and wrist several places all the way around. Of course she had to have stitches. She was lucky it didn't cut an artery. Thanks for all your videos!!!
My grandma discovered this hack cooking for the CCC camps. Her husband was the the road engineer. She would rinse her cleaning cloths in the cold stream and they never smelled. So we always rinse our brushes, sponges and dishcloths in cold water at the end of doing dishes. I have never had a smelly disposable that others complain about. The science behind this hack is that warm water encourages bacteria growth as you mentioned.
I love your cleaning hack videos. I still use your “one touch” method to keep my house tidy, well trying to keep it tidy. Going to get rid of my sponges next. Thanks!
I am the dishwasher in our household of 2. I do stack the dishes adding just enough water to dislodge anything stuck on the plates. I also put my silverware in a glass like you showed with a little soap and water, again so no food stuck on the silverware. I always try to wash as many dishes as I can while cooking and have done so for years. My go to implement is called a Scrub Daddy. I LOVE this tool. After dinner I usually do all of the dishwashing and put the dishes in the dish drainer to air dry, then I put them away in the morning. Also when washing crystal vases, glasses or anything precious (breakable) a suggestion I heard from Martha Stewart many years ago was to line your sink with a bath towel so you would never break a beautiful or meaningful piece that could not be replaced. I've also cut pieces of felt or thin foam sheet to put in between anything I don't want scratched. Love watching your videos! So informative!
I always have rinsed my dishes off before setting them in the sink. I basically wash my dishes before I wash them by hand. We also let them air dry. Mainly because I was to lazy to dry them by hand. I guess it paid off in the long run. Thanks for the awesome tips. Like the gloves also I have super dry hands and I like using bleach in my dishes sometimes. Those gloves will help.
This was a great! I am over 50 and was thinking, “what could she possibly teach me new about dishwashing?” But there were several new things I loved and am going to try. Thank you ❤️
Glasses, cups, saucers, and plates, then the rest. Drain dishes. My business as a Chef and owning a Cleaning Company are both special because I get to do housekeeping professionally. I loved it- great vid.
I live in a very small NYC apartment. I purchased a large set of stackable pots and pans, but I still invested in a set of felt pot separators on Amazon to preserve the nonstick finish as well as the exterior. You can also use flattened frilly coffee filters or really cheap dollar store paper or foam plates to protect the finish of stacked pots and pans.
Thank you so much for this informative video! Who knew there was so much to know about hand washing dishes. 🤣😂🤣😂🤣 I just love your personality. Please keep making your awesome, informative and entertaining videos. Be BLESSED lady.❤
Thank ypu for all the wonderful hacks. I have one to share with you and the rest of ypur viewers, too. I have started adding a little splash of white vinegar to my dishwater and to the bubble up dishes along with my Mrs. Meyers soap. My dishes absolutely sparkle! And always, use the hottest water you can stand (using gloves will insulate your hands) for washing but especially rinsing the dishes. The vinegar ensures a streak free shine and the hot water evaporates faster than cool or warm. When dishes dry faster, the less time for them to pick up bacteria.
Warm water will never make anything more sanitary. Laundry, dishes, etc. Your water has to be minimum 120 degrees F to kill any germs, so if you soak dishes in hot water and bleach you'll be fine. Or if you soak your dishes and then quickly put them in the dishwasher, which also gets super hot.
Dawn dish powerwash has changed my wash routine drastically. Even the soak is so much better as it works in five minutes. Also dollar tree has a silicone scrubber that works really well.
I do my dishes the same way you do yay👏 I have another tip. I wash my egg dishes separate from all . I never mix my glasses and cups with anything that has egg. The glasses and cups will smell odd
YES I'm one of those sensitive people who can smell egg on people's dishes all the time (especially in restaurants). Sometimes it ruins the food's taste too. It's putrid. The secret is COLD WATER. Thoroughly rinse/prewash with cold water until the smell is gone. The hot water seems to 'bake in' the egg smell.
Thank you! This video is so helpful. I'm moving from a flat with a dishwasher (I've always had a dishwasher, as well) to a house with no room for a dishwasher D: Going to be hard to be without one, as they are super helpful for me as I can't stand for long. but having some time-saving tips for handwashing is definitely going to help me do things quicker and hopefully not affect me too much.
The silicone gloves are great! I have 3 different colored pairs - gray to groom my dogs (they love it - it's like a massage!), green for cleaning the house, and pink for dishes. Often I can't hold a dish brush because of my muscle issues, and the gloves help so much. The only issue I've had is the dishes sometimes slip out of my hands with the gloves on, but I'm pretty sure that's more my muscles than the gloves.
Omg I’m obsessed with that sink scrubber/squeegee gadget! I’m constantly wiping up all the water that accumulates all around the sink! It drives me nuts! Im ordering this ASAP! Thank you! ✌🏻💖
I just went through Hurricane Ida with 10 days of no electricity. I was washing all dishes and pots and placing them on a drying pad. My husband had the genius idea to place the washed dishes in the now useless dishwasher where they air dried with the door ajar. Thank you husband for saving my sanity.
I love your drying rack. You had shared in another one of your videos, I had to have one. Gonna go now to order my granddaughter one. She will be moving into her first place at 10 years old. The place is very small so this will be perfect for her. Love the video, always ready to learn easier more sanitary ways to clean my kitchen. Thanks for sharing.
Why is a young 10 year old moving out on her own? Sorry to offend, I’ve never heard such a thing. To me, a 10 year old is still a baby lol. I’m just one of those overprotective mums🤣
Thank you so much Brittany! You make cleaning fun again !!! What a joy to look at your beautiful sink and the tools to clean! INSPIRING US TO ENJOY THE WORK INSTEAD OF JUST ENDURING THE WORK !!! 😃
My grandma stacks her non stick pots and pans by putting the lids on them upside down and then setting the other pot on the lid. It works great. She does have big cupboards though so it mightnot work for everyone
Watching this as dirty pots await me in the kitchen 🤣 love this video! Definitely need to ditch my old fashion sponge for some silicone cleaning tools 😍
I didn’t like them. I thought it was because my fingers are extra long. My friend tried them and she didn’t like them either. Off to Goodwill they went.
It has been my experience that if you just let your pan cool for a short while after cooking ....the residual heat will crisp up any residue so that you can wipe off with a paper towel any bits remaining and then wash without particles getting into your cleaning sponge or scrubber. It works every time !
I love your tips! I already knew a few of them but I love your insight. I was wondering if the silicone brushes are firm or flimsy. I bought one & it was super flimsy & ended up using my Dollar Tree brush.
Brittany, what if you were to soak your dishes with a sprinkle of borax in it? I do this all the time and the borax helps to loosen stuck on food in literally seconds. I am curious if it might mitigate the buildup of bacteria. I don't usually let them soak for long, but sometimes, it happens
Soooo, I seriously got an Instagram account just because of you 😆 I love watching your little stories. And I can finally participate in your giveaways. Thanks for the tips, I am definitely investing in that over the sink dish drying rack.
I came down to the comments to see if anyone had said this and I'm glad you did. I always get so frustrated when people say you can't use soap on cast iron. It's so disgusting to imagine someone cooking in a cast iron skillet and just rinsing it -- or worse, wiping it with a paper towel -- to "clean" it. The ONLY reason the "don't use soap" rule exists is exactly like you said -- traditional soaps were made with lye and were extremely caustic and so strong that they would not only strip the seasoning but would actually damage and eat away at the cast iron. Today's detergents are much softer, gentler, and do zero damage to cast iron. And frankly if someone thinks maintaining seasoning is more important than properly washing and sanitizing cast iron after cooking meats, eggs, and even veggies, then their priorities are not in order. There's zero excuse with today's gentle detergents -- and the next time you cook with oil or grease, your pan gets seasoned right back up.
@@aflores31 dish soap and a soft scrubber. Got a skillet that just had greasy ham cooked in it soaking with dawn dish detergent right now and then I’ll go use the soft scrubber followed by a finer soft scrubber to get any little bits that are left. Sometimes stubborn stuff has to have Ajax or Comet. The salt mentioned in the video would also make a good scrubbing agent, but you really should be using some detergent. There’s no way I could have just rinsed what I just cooked out with water and just scraped it out. The only time we just wipe a cast iron skillet out is when we make cornbread.
I buy the big pack of non-scratch blue sponges from Costco’s & everyday they go in a load of laundry & get washed & dried no big deal & reused until it wears out. I also buy like 4 packs of kitchen towels from Costco’s & use a ton of the towels in the kitchen & wash them all the time in the laundry so no worries about germs because I wash them multiple times a day. The dawn spray soap & dawn foam soap are my favorites 👍🏼😁 And the big jug of blue dawn dish soap from Costco’s. Yes I like Costco’s a lot 😁🤑
Hi Brittany! I haven’t had a dishwasher for a year! The one that fits my space keeps getting back ordered so this video was very helpful. The new date is November. It’s crazy! I learn so many great tips from ALL of your videos! Thank you! Have a happy day! 👍💕💕💕💕
Hello Brittany ! How do you store your gloves ? As they should air dry to not get full of bacteria, I let mine by the sink but it’s not a very good look… do you put them under your sink ? Thank you so much for the advice !!
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Hello Brittany. I just wanted to thank you! Your hacks have definitely made my life so much easier. I always look forward to your videos! 😍
thank you so much!! this makes me so happy you have no idea
You do inspire a lot and specially your life hacks are amazing 🤩
@@vasseurbeauty can you link products like the organization rack you have your scrub brushes and stuff in and dish liquid
Found them going to buy now thank you 😁😁😁
@@angeliquechurilla121 Links? (please)
You having 2 small children and your home being that clean is amazing, your tips are always so helpful.
One more tip that some people may not know is not to put your hand down inside a glass to wash it or to be very careful when doing that because the glass can break and cut you. My grandmother did this one time and it was awful. It sliced her hand and wrist several places all the way around. Of course she had to have stitches. She was lucky it didn't cut an artery. Thanks for all your videos!!!
My grandma discovered this hack cooking for the CCC camps. Her husband was the the road engineer. She would rinse her cleaning cloths in the cold stream and they never smelled. So we always rinse our brushes, sponges and dishcloths in cold water at the end of doing dishes. I have never had a smelly disposable that others complain about. The science behind this hack is that warm water encourages bacteria growth as you mentioned.
brittany - the hardest working youtuber. I love how thorough you are. the attention to detail never goes unnoticed.
I love your cleaning hack videos. I still use your “one touch” method to keep my house tidy, well trying to keep it tidy. Going to get rid of my sponges next. Thanks!
I am the dishwasher in our household of 2. I do stack the dishes adding just enough water to dislodge anything stuck on the plates. I also put my silverware in a glass like you showed with a little soap and water, again so no food stuck on the silverware. I always try to wash as many dishes as I can while cooking and have done so for years. My go to implement is called a Scrub Daddy. I LOVE this tool. After dinner I usually do all of the dishwashing and put the dishes in the dish drainer to air dry, then I put them away in the morning. Also when washing crystal vases, glasses or anything precious (breakable) a suggestion I heard from Martha Stewart many years ago was to line your sink with a bath towel so you would never break a beautiful or meaningful piece that could not be replaced. I've also cut pieces of felt or thin foam sheet to put in between anything I don't want scratched. Love watching your videos! So informative!
I always have rinsed my dishes off before setting them in the sink. I basically wash my dishes before I wash them by hand. We also let them air dry. Mainly because I was to lazy to dry them by hand. I guess it paid off in the long run. Thanks for the awesome tips. Like the gloves also I have super dry hands and I like using bleach in my dishes sometimes. Those gloves will help.
This was a great! I am over 50 and was thinking, “what could she possibly teach me new about dishwashing?” But there were several new things I loved and am going to try. Thank you ❤️
Glasses, cups, saucers, and plates, then the rest.
Drain dishes.
My business as a Chef and owning a Cleaning Company are both special because I get to do housekeeping professionally.
I loved it- great vid.
I live in a very small NYC apartment. I purchased a large set of stackable pots and pans, but I still invested in a set of felt pot separators on Amazon to preserve the nonstick finish as well as the exterior. You can also use flattened frilly coffee filters or really cheap dollar store paper or foam plates to protect the finish of stacked pots and pans.
Thank you so much for this informative video! Who knew there was so much to know about hand washing dishes. 🤣😂🤣😂🤣 I just love your personality. Please keep making your awesome, informative and entertaining videos. Be BLESSED lady.❤
Thank ypu for all the wonderful hacks. I have one to share with you and the rest of ypur viewers, too. I have started adding a little splash of white vinegar to my dishwater and to the bubble up dishes along with my Mrs. Meyers soap. My dishes absolutely sparkle! And always, use the hottest water you can stand (using gloves will insulate your hands) for washing but especially rinsing the dishes. The vinegar ensures a streak free shine and the hot water evaporates faster than cool or warm. When dishes dry faster, the less time for them to pick up bacteria.
I needed this! I can’t seem to get into a consistent routine with my dishes 👎🏻 the sorting tip is so smart!
You can get the discoloration or burnt stains from the bottom of your ceramic Le Creuset pots and pan with a magic eraser
Omg, I always thought soaking dishes in warm or hot water makes them more sanitary 😵 I’m rethinking my whole life now 😅
Me too!
Did you confirm that this is scientifically proven?
I dont think soaking for a few hours will harm u in any way... maybe its harmful when ppl dont do the dishes for more than a day.. but idk for sure..
Warm water will never make anything more sanitary. Laundry, dishes, etc. Your water has to be minimum 120 degrees F to kill any germs, so if you soak dishes in hot water and bleach you'll be fine. Or if you soak your dishes and then quickly put them in the dishwasher, which also gets super hot.
@@cam-tv5rb 77 degrees
Dawn dish powerwash has changed my wash routine drastically. Even the soak is so much better as it works in five minutes. Also dollar tree has a silicone scrubber that works really well.
No more mrs meyers basil scent dishwasher soap 😢
I'm also a huge dawn powerwash fan. My life is so much easier. I'm like that guy with the windex from My big fat greek wedding 😄
@@butterflyqueen9260 you can make it with Basil essential oil from the baking and aisle and put it in unscented mrs meyer
‘The cast iron is like me, it requires special care’
Never heard anything sooo true 😂 same girl, same
I put my cast iron back on the stove and slightly warm to dry then oil while still warm.
We do this, too!
I do my dishes the same way you do yay👏 I have another tip. I wash my egg dishes separate from all . I never mix my glasses and cups with anything that has egg. The glasses and cups will smell odd
YES I'm one of those sensitive people who can smell egg on people's dishes all the time (especially in restaurants). Sometimes it ruins the food's taste too. It's putrid.
The secret is COLD WATER.
Thoroughly rinse/prewash with cold water until the smell is gone. The hot water seems to 'bake in' the egg smell.
I fold my sponge in half to clean my silverware, that tool read my mind I gotta get that..great tips
Thank you! This video is so helpful. I'm moving from a flat with a dishwasher (I've always had a dishwasher, as well) to a house with no room for a dishwasher D: Going to be hard to be without one, as they are super helpful for me as I can't stand for long. but having some time-saving tips for handwashing is definitely going to help me do things quicker and hopefully not affect me too much.
OMG I need that over the sink drying rack! Love your hacks xx
Aww Emily 🥰
So good to see female influencers supporting each other! Awesome work guys
Amazing tips!! Can you tell me where you got the sink caddy? It looks so useful and beautiful!!
We watch you too Emily. Your our European version of Britney 😂😂😂
I have seen that rack at Bed, Bath, and Beyond. I have one and great product
The silicone gloves are great! I have 3 different colored pairs - gray to groom my dogs (they love it - it's like a massage!), green for cleaning the house, and pink for dishes. Often I can't hold a dish brush because of my muscle issues, and the gloves help so much. The only issue I've had is the dishes sometimes slip out of my hands with the gloves on, but I'm pretty sure that's more my muscles than the gloves.
Omg I’m obsessed with that sink scrubber/squeegee gadget! I’m constantly wiping up all the water that accumulates all around the sink! It drives me nuts! Im ordering this ASAP! Thank you! ✌🏻💖
This is perfect because I just sat down to procrastinate doing the dishes 😂
I literally JUST got done doing my dishes... 🤦♀️
same!!!!
😂
Same.
Same! 🤣
Was actually looking for dishwashing tips this morning! Perfect timing!
I just went through Hurricane Ida with 10 days of no electricity. I was washing all dishes and pots and placing them on a drying pad. My husband had the genius idea to place the washed dishes in the now useless dishwasher where they air dried with the door ajar. Thank you husband for saving my sanity.
I watched this just because of you and then!!! Great hacks especially the roll out rack, gloves and silicone brush. You are the best!!!
I love your drying rack. You had shared in another one of your videos, I had to have one. Gonna go now to order my granddaughter one. She will be moving into her first place at 10 years old. The place is very small so this will be perfect for her. Love the video, always ready to learn easier more sanitary ways to clean my kitchen. Thanks for sharing.
Why is a young 10 year old moving out on her own? Sorry to offend, I’ve never heard such a thing. To me, a 10 year old is still a baby lol. I’m just one of those overprotective mums🤣
After a long day of virtual teaching now relaxing with Brittany in the kitchen..perfect!!🧡🧡
Man !!!! Thanks god I know the toilet hack !! Huge game changer especially now that I have kids and even if you do not !! Love your videos
Thanks for the hacks and positive vibes! I have watched your videos for years now and I always find them helpful.
I have used some of those techniques but thanks for sharing the ones I haven't. You always have awesome ideas of making things easier.
Wow I'm 66 and didn't know any of this how is that possible. Thank you so much for all these wonderful hacks
I love your videos! So thoroughly thought of and detailed! I do both dishwasher and hand wash so these videos are super helpful!!
Yes, this video is for me!! Hand washing dishes, for a family of 7, absolutely SUCKS!!! Hopefully, you’ve got some amazing hacks for me🤞🏻❤️
Can other family members help?
@@VoodooAngel63 Yes, my oldest 3 kids help with doing the dishes. It still sucks……for everyone, lol
Love your videos. I was one that soaked some of my dishes not anymore. Also liked how to get stuck on gunk off my pans again thanks for the video
Thank you so much Brittany! You make cleaning fun again !!! What a joy to look at your beautiful sink and the tools to clean! INSPIRING US TO ENJOY THE WORK INSTEAD OF JUST ENDURING THE WORK !!! 😃
Thanks so much. My little cost house lacks a dishwasher, this is a big help!!
Yess!!! I have been waiting for this. My dishwasher is frustrating so I hand wash everything
Awesome video! Love that my sweetie shared this with me. Porcupine gloves!
I like the idea of using baking soda in a pan with stuck on food. Great tip!
OMG I always soak my dishes when I’m too lazy to wash them right away! I will change that habit 😳ASAP. Thank you!
This is me. I’m so fussy when it comes to keeping dishes and around the sink clean. Great hacks! 🙂
Great tips!! Will start making changes to my dish washing habits. Thank you!
Thank you! I really like how you sanitize your cleaning tools. Need to do that
Brittany is really making this video as if we don't remember that Ryan is the one in charge of dishes in their house 😂
🤫😂
Ahhhhahaha
My grandma stacks her non stick pots and pans by putting the lids on them upside down and then setting the other pot on the lid. It works great. She does have big cupboards though so it mightnot work for everyone
Paper plates, paper towels or large coffee filters work too.
I do that too
Watching this as dirty pots await me in the kitchen 🤣 love this video! Definitely need to ditch my old fashion sponge for some silicone cleaning tools 😍
Bought the oven the sink drying rack from your Amazon link some years ago and have been loving it!
Brittany improving my life yet again :) Missed Ryan's cameo in this one!
We never use the dishwasher so great tips. Thanks for sharing! 👍☺️
Love the dishwashing gloves. I am the official human dishwasher in my house and I am ordering them RIGHT NOW!!
I didn’t like them. I thought it was because my fingers are extra long. My friend tried them and she didn’t like them either. Off to Goodwill they went.
@@Akbashlover Thanks!
Love love love your videos!!!! You always give great ideas that save me so much time and money
Helpful tips, I will definitely apply these hacks when washing dishes. Thanks Brittany
Thank you for the information and research on the cleaning process! I was worried my dishes weren't being really clean.
I literally just bought that Dawn soap yesterday and love it
It has been my experience that if you just let your pan cool for a short while after cooking ....the residual heat will crisp up any residue so that you can wipe off with a paper towel any bits remaining and then wash without particles getting into your cleaning sponge or scrubber. It works every time !
I’ve never been this early to your videos! Thanks for the tips! I am totally using these before I gotta pick the kids up at the bus!
Brittany, now I realized how small my sink is. Thanks for sharing 🐾💖
For me, the electric soap dispenser is the best thing. But I can also imagine using it in the kitchen!
I love these gloves. They will also save you from cuts should something break during washing. I accidently traved this.🙂
Love those gloves! I actually got them to clean the bathroom sink/counters 😁
Brittany, my queen of amazing tools!! I want your sink dispenser set ASAP!
Me to my 2am self: watch her videos in the morning and get motivated to do stuff. 😅
Thanks Brittany!
You always have such great ideas. Thanks for sharing.
I love your tips! I already knew a few of them but I love your insight. I was wondering if the silicone brushes are firm or flimsy. I bought one & it was super flimsy & ended up using my Dollar Tree brush.
You just made my day with these genius hacks. Love all your videos and eagerly waiting for more. Thank you so much for inspiring me!🤗🥰
I have those gloves and I love them. They are much better than the silicone sponges. I also have the same caddy that you have and I love it too!
I absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE all of your videos!! So thankful for u 😘😘
Love all your hack videos. Always so helpful. Thank you ❤🌼
Hey Brittany thanks for the tips u making my life easier
I always air dry due to laziness so I'm glad that it's more sanitary!!!
Hi! Where did you get your silicone dish brush? I didn’t see it in your Amazon store. Thanks!
Brittany, what if you were to soak your dishes with a sprinkle of borax in it? I do this all the time and the borax helps to loosen stuck on food in literally seconds. I am curious if it might mitigate the buildup of bacteria. I don't usually let them soak for long, but sometimes, it happens
All the things I’ve b en doing incorrectly. Now I’m excited to wash dishes. 🎉
Soooo, I seriously got an Instagram account just because of you 😆
I love watching your little stories. And I can finally participate in your giveaways. Thanks for the tips, I am definitely investing in that over the sink dish drying rack.
Pro tip water plus some liquid soap creates foaming soap when put into a pump.
Thank you so much! Your videos have definitely made my life so much easier! Thanks! 😍
Been watching your videos for so long! They have been so helpful! And yikes, I've been doing the dishes all wrong haha.
Thanks for the tips i didn't see a link for the brushes. Do you have one?
FYI - you can use soap on cast iron - just make sure it doesn't contain lye (which will remove any seasoning).
I came down to the comments to see if anyone had said this and I'm glad you did. I always get so frustrated when people say you can't use soap on cast iron. It's so disgusting to imagine someone cooking in a cast iron skillet and just rinsing it -- or worse, wiping it with a paper towel -- to "clean" it. The ONLY reason the "don't use soap" rule exists is exactly like you said -- traditional soaps were made with lye and were extremely caustic and so strong that they would not only strip the seasoning but would actually damage and eat away at the cast iron. Today's detergents are much softer, gentler, and do zero damage to cast iron. And frankly if someone thinks maintaining seasoning is more important than properly washing and sanitizing cast iron after cooking meats, eggs, and even veggies, then their priorities are not in order. There's zero excuse with today's gentle detergents -- and the next time you cook with oil or grease, your pan gets seasoned right back up.
@@poppyfoxart what do you use?
@@aflores31 dish soap and a soft scrubber. Got a skillet that just had greasy ham cooked in it soaking with dawn dish detergent right now and then I’ll go use the soft scrubber followed by a finer soft scrubber to get any little bits that are left. Sometimes stubborn stuff has to have Ajax or Comet. The salt mentioned in the video would also make a good scrubbing agent, but you really should be using some detergent. There’s no way I could have just rinsed what I just cooked out with water and just scraped it out. The only time we just wipe a cast iron skillet out is when we make cornbread.
You are the homemaker czar! So many good tips always.
I buy the big pack of non-scratch blue sponges from Costco’s & everyday they go in a load of laundry & get washed & dried no big deal & reused until it wears out.
I also buy like 4 packs of kitchen towels from Costco’s & use a ton of the towels in the kitchen & wash them all the time in the laundry so no worries about germs because I wash them multiple times a day.
The dawn spray soap & dawn foam soap are my favorites 👍🏼😁
And the big jug of blue dawn dish soap from Costco’s.
Yes I like Costco’s a lot 😁🤑
Great Tips! Thanks Brittany! Can always depend on you for quality content.
Thank you Brittany for all your help your life hacks come in handy from your home to mine💗
Love this video! Definitely will use these hacks!
Where are your silicone brushes from (the white and grey)? ☺️ I couldn't find it in your amazon store 🤭
Omg! I was just wondering when are you going to upload. I'm glad you did.
Hi Brittany! I haven’t had a dishwasher for a year! The one that fits my space keeps getting back ordered so this video was very helpful. The new date is November. It’s crazy! I learn so many great tips from ALL of your videos! Thank you! Have a happy day! 👍💕💕💕💕
Hello Brittany ! How do you store your gloves ? As they should air dry to not get full of bacteria, I let mine by the sink but it’s not a very good look… do you put them under your sink ? Thank you so much for the advice !!
Seriously love all your videos especially these kinds!!!
Also I’m looking for the link for the silicone brush? Maybe I missed it on your Amazon page but it looks like a nice brush to have
Just added !
You always have the best recommendations 🙌🏻
Your videos are life changing ❤️
Getting all of this! Great video❤️
Love those gloves! I bought them when you forts talked about them!
Love your hacks and tips videos! Thanx!
Thank you Brittany for all your tips 🥰