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Cleaner reveals a 'mind-blowing' spill cleaning hack using household items

Suki Reid
Suki Reid

A cleaning expert has found an easy way to clean up spills thanks to a viral hack.

This popular technique claims to effortlessly lifts stains using two household staples, leaving no residue behind.

In a TikTok video, janitor Brandon Pleshek tested the trick which involves cleaning a tomato sauce spill using only a chopping board and a piece of paper towel.

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Watch the video above.

Cleaner tests a 'mind-blowing' spill cleaning hack using household items

Brandon Pleshek tested the hack in a TikTok video. @cleanthatup via TikTok

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Brandon instructed viewers on the unique technique as he tried it out for the first time: "All you need is a piece of paper towel and a cutting board."

"Just place the cutting board on top of the piece of paper towel and then pull back," he said.

To try this hack, place a piece of paper towel on the counter before placing the cutting board over it.

Cleaner tests a 'mind-blowing' spill cleaning hack using household items

Use a conveyor belt motion to lift up the spill. @cleanthatup via TikTok

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Leave a tab of paper at the bottom of the cutting board, lifting it over the upwards-facing part of the board so that you can grab and pull the paper from under the board towards yourself in a conveyor belt motion.

"Apparently, it's supposed to just pull it right up from the surface and leave no residue behind," he said before trying the hack and revealing a perfectly clean countertop.

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"Wow, okay, I am legit impressed. That really works. If you spill something on your countertop, definitely use this hack," the video concluded.

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But some viewers were confused about why Pleshek wouldn't just wipe it up with a paper towel.

"That works, too! This is nice because it doesn't smear all over the counter," he explained.

Other viewers were shocked by the hack's effectiveness: "Mind blown," one wrote. "Okay, what, lol, that was so cool," another added.

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