Dishwashing liquid easily tackles grease stains and other stubborn dirt. Did you know that frozen liquids can be used for more than just washing dishes? Here are some fun ways to use frozen dishwashing liquid.
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Clean pans without a scraper Dishwashing
liquid dissolves grease instantly and is ideal for stubborn stains (e.g. burnt pans).
Interestingly, frozen liquid is more effective, gently cleaning dishes of dirt and preventing scratches on delicate surfaces. You don’t even need metal scrapers or foam sponges.
To make cleaning easier and prevent the liquid cube from slipping out of your hands, it is best to wrap it in a paper towel or wear a latex glove.
Removing Grease Stains:
Frozen cleaning agents can easily remove grease stains from carpets, upholstery, or clothing. Rub the stain thoroughly with an ice cube of dish soap, then wash.
For cooling:
Frozen dishwashing gel dissolves much more slowly than water. This makes it ideal as a cooling agent. Simply place the frozen liquid between bottles or in a carry-on food bag to keep it cool. This tip is especially relevant during the spring and summer season!
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Frozen cleaning fluid can also be used as a compress for bruises or swelling. It’s not necessary to apply it directly to the sore area; instead, wrap it in a thin cloth. The advantage of a cleaning fluid compress is that it can be refrozen.
How do you freeze dish soap?
It can be frozen in several ways. The most convenient way is to pour it into molds or ice packs and freeze. Frozen cubes are the easiest to use for removing stains from dishes, carpets, and other items.
And to cool and compress to prevent swelling, it is best to fill the cleaning fluid into a sealable plastic bag.
