Well, we have this little table that now looks so sad next to all of the furniture.
You’ll want to start with an empty dishwasher.I just happened to run my dishwasher in the evening on the day that I wanted to do my little maintenance routine so I waited until morning to actually start the process so that I could get some decent pictures to show you.
I kept my dishwasher empty so that I could get started first thing in the morning, but this whole process is really so quick that you could easily go through it at night after you do your dinner dishes.I ended up with a sink full of dishes from evening snacks, lunch box dishes, and breakfast dishes, but it really wasn’t that bad.I documented that too, just so you can see that today’s post is all about keeping it real.
The first thing you’ll want to do is open up the door to your dishwasher and look inside at the bottom where the water drains out and anything that may have been stuck to your dishes likes to go to hide..If you do see anything, which you probably will, grab a paper towel and pick it up and remove it to the trash.. Next, take a look at the interior of your dishwasher’s door.
This is an area that most of us never think to look at, but it has a lot of grooves that can collect soap scum, food particles, and just general grime.
Really, you’re going to be so surprised!(If only Chris hadn’t run over my rose bush with the lawn mower!).
5)While you’re at it, add some to the ground below your tomato plants too!.6)Help to remove a splinter: Make a strong epsom salt solution in a cup of water and soak the splinter to make it easier to take out.. 7)Tile and.
cleaner: Mix liquid soap with epsom salts and use it to scrub your tiles and grout, rinse off for a sparkly shine!.8)For sunburn: Dissolve a tablespoon of epsom salt in 1/2 cup of water and spray it on the sunburned skin to help it feel better.