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Tuesday, August 25, 2020

This TikTok Ice Cube Trick Will Take Care of Your Stinky Garbage Disposal

Your garbage disposal can have an (ahem) unpleasant odor if not cleared properly. It’s hard to get rid of garbage disposal smells — but this fast hack from a TikTok user may solve the problem once and for all.

TikTok is mostly an entertaining platform for viral trends, dances and videos of celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay. However, the videos can actually be extremely useful, too. For example, one TikTok user showed us all how to clean our dishwasher filters. Now, there’s another cleaning hack for the garbage disposal.

How the Ice Cube Trick Works

The original video was posted by TikTok user @dm3lt. It involves a handful of ice cubes and hot water. Prepare to be amazed.

@dm3ltI swear I didn’t think anything from TikTok would ever actually work♬ original sound – dm3lt

Step 1: Add the Ice

Dump a bunch of ice into your sink. Easy!

Step 2: Turn On the Garbage Disposal

Flip the switch to activate the garbage disposal. (Be sure it’s clear of any other debris first.)

Step 3: Add the Hot Water

Turn on your faucet or dump hot water into the sink.

Step 4: Goodbye, Stench!

Watch the magic happen! This simple process eliminates any nasty odors coming from your garbage disposal — and you’ll be able to see all the gunk before it washes down the drain.

Keep Your Garbage Disposal Clean

To keep your disposal clean and fresh, avoid dumping things like eggshells and potato peels in the sink. Toss ’em in the trash instead — they’re on our list of things to never put down a garbage disposal (check out the video below!).

You can also keep a clean, odorless garbage disposal at all times by following these fuss-free tips and tricks.



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