30 seconds and the fat is gone

Plastic containers have found their way to most households, and with them also comes a well -known challenge: stubborn oil spots that refuse to release the roof even after repeated trips in the soapy water.

Neither hot water nor detergent seems to be able to cope with the greasy leftovers that get stuck, leaving the container smoothly and unappetizing.

But now a number of simple house councils have taken the net by storm, and the results are speaking, according to an experiment from Hong Kong News for themselves.

It writes Sanook

The experiment was based on three popular methods where all ingredients are found in any regular kitchen. The first method combines salt and detergent with a little water in the container.

The lid is closed and after 30 seconds of heavy shaking reveals the ability of salt grains to reach microscopic grooves and loosen the greasy particles. According to the experiment, the result is satisfactory, but requires a little grease.

A more effective solution proves to be a method of kitchen paper. Here, water and detergent is added, after which a piece of paper is allowed to work with the shaking. The combination of friction and soap removes oil stains with great precision.

« The surface of the box is clean and it does not stick, » the assessment reads.

The third option uses tapiocamel or cornstarch. A thin layer is sprinkled out, dried away with kitchen paper and rinsed with detergent.

The powdered oil -absorbing properties make the method efficient and cheap, but not as practical as the paper method.

The experiment concludes that the kitchen paper wins both cleaning ability and ease of use.

So the next time the lunch box refuses to let go of the fat, the solution does not have to be complicated or expensive, just 30 seconds of shaking and a little kind can make a world of difference.