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@coldandcruel90853 years ago Rolling the lemons and other things like oranges help release more juices when juicing them. 306
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@trainyourbrain72983 years ago This is so realistic and very relatable! This is what sustainable living actually looks like! 268
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@cjon42563 years ago One tip for you: after cleaning or any time the microwave is steamy, leave the door open for a few minutes to ensure that everything dries out really well or you could end up with mildew smell. 83
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@AMYV33 years ago Want to see if this really works. Let me first try it on my gnarly one. This one is clean lol. 48
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@discopossum.61903 years ago I misheard you can clean your microwave with just aluminum and some water and i was like thats not right. 19
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@tinyxpug76253 years ago You have to make more videos i love your channel. 2
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@kalabell40983 years ago Water by itself works fine. The lemon just makes it smell good. 4
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@sarahdoanpeace36233 years ago Been doing this for years and it works every time! You can also use vinegar. Very cheap, quick and easy and no weird gadgets needed! 12
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@AndriaBobbles3 years ago Done this for years, works a treat & makes it smell good too. 2
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@f.demascio18573 years ago Save the lemon for lemonade. Plain water works fine. 2
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@halfbreed4life623 years ago It breaks the little sacs that are filled with the juice. It might feel weird but pressing and rolling it would have gotten it more squishy. 6
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@chellypob3 years ago That microwave is ideal compared to the one i have at home.
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@laurieb3483 years ago I use exactly the same technique except i use white vinegar instead of lemon!
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@purpleblorb3 years ago Vinegar instead of lemon works hust as well.
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@laurafernandez8281last year Been cleaning the microwave with lemon juice and water for years. Plus the smelly things goes away. If you do it right the microwave can smell like lemons or oranges.
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@jman61782 years ago Whirlpool has recommended this year' s ago in the instruction manual ' without the lemon juice only water.
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@adamjacobschmidt3 years ago Marry me! You' re so nerdy and adorable! 1
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@priscillajimenez273 years ago Why are there so many haters in the comments? It' s a cool hack. Unless something constructive is to be said or advised, don' t see anything.
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@Throatzillaaa3 years ago I' ve done this before with a cup of about half water, half white vinegar.
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@hello19433 years ago Does anyone know what her name is? Shes so effing pretty and cute and pure omg.
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@hanzartSHORTS3 years ago How do you get so many subscribers im jealous.
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@ezyalt_3 years ago This will be noted saying i have the same microwave.
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@ljeanwoe3 years ago You cut the lemon the wrong way. Cut it so you get juice from the whole thing.
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@sulaco623 years ago Si lo limpia cada vez que lo ensucias, no tienes problemas.
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@robvancamp27813 years ago One problem; the lemon did nothing. You' d have gotten the same result with fresh dishwater.
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@AkShArA-rt6vu3 years ago You are making so helpful videos you will get millions like one day i wist you will get millions of likes . 2
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@bigbrotherxxx3 years ago Why waste 5 mins of electricity when you can just spray and clean?
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@payday2dozer653 years ago Ok i know it might not be everyone but the look she gives
she looks like hermione granger.
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@dulceamontermorales70683 years ago I do the same but i use vinegar instead of lemon.
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@_Username__3 years ago Whoa, super beautiful + extremely smart, ultra rare female breed. 2
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@KayoLao3 years ago I feel bad for whoever has to eat her cooking.
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@AW-qt5th3 years ago Even better throw it in the trash and quit radiating your food.

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