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‘Magic’ TikTok cleaning hack gets stained chopping boards looking brand new
WHITE chopping boards – most of us have one and most us know the dreaded feeling of not being able to remove the stubborn stains that remain long after using it.
But rather than chuck them out as we so often do, TikTok user @Creative_explained has revealed an easy way to get it looking new – and it actually works.
TikTok user @Creative_explained showed how easy it is to removed the stubborn stains on your white chopping board[/caption]
In a clip called ‘Chopping board cleaning hack’ he showed off the incredible result after using just three household items on his own orange-stained board – bicarbonate of soda, salt and lime – and people are blown away.
“Have you got a stained cutting board? Don’t throw it out,” he said in the clip which has been viewed over a million times.
“Just sprinkle some baking soda on it, a little bit of salt, and some fresh lime juice. Then use the lime to scrub it, check this out.”
Using the flat side of half a lime, he rubs over the stain working the home-made solution.
He said to sprinkle some bicarbonate of soda and some salt all over the area[/caption]
Squeeze some lime juice then use one half to rub over the surface[/caption]
Then after a good scrub, he rinses it all off to reveal a brand new board – with no sign of the stain at all.
He adds: “Boom! Brand new. Works like magic.”
“You are a magician,” one person commented after seeing the incredible hack.
“I really needed this! Thanks bro,” said another.
Give it a rinse and it comes out looking brand new[/caption]
One user couldn’t wait to try it themselves and was surprised by the results.
They said: “This hack 100% works. Just did it.”
Some, though, remained sceptical and claimed that a second, new chopping board was shown, but the poster defended the hack.
“My page is about helping people, not lying to them,” he wrote.
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