For added benefit, while doing the steps above also use the remaining aluminum foil to make a hat that you can wear, this will enhance the power of the aluminum balls in the toilet.
Aluminum is quite stable in water, so nothing is going to happen to the water in your toilet tank by putting aluminum in it. Even if the aluminum would transfer its "properties" into the water, the water would be flushed away before any chemical reaction could occur. I did learn something from this video though, and that is how gullible people really are.
After I removed the three balls of aluminum foil from the toilet I used to shine my shoes and then combed my hair with them ,it really works, even my wife told me I looked different, then two guys dressed in white smocks took me away in an ambulance. 😢
I don't know if you know it or not, but after you rub the handle with vinegar and dish soap, you can get the same exact effect by waving your hand over the handle and reciting the Latin phrase "in nomine munditiae" which translates to "In the name of cleanliness." Saves on the cost of aluminum foil.
Thank you, I can't seem to slice or peel my soda cans into sheets! My hands are shredded to pieces and the soap solution is burning my open wounds. I was about to replace the whole door! Already removed the toilet, but was able to duct tape it back in place.
"This video is sponsored by the Aluminum Foil Manufacturers Association. Use up all your foil on these pointless 'life hacks', then go buy more foil!! (If the hacks don't work, you didn't use enough foil, try using more.)"
If you're going to do that, you should put the foil in a plastic basket with holes in it and a lid. If they get under the flapper, you could ruin your toilet.
I too a large, empty, supplement bottle and put holes in it to let the water through, then put balls of aluminum foil in it. That took a while to do, though. I managed to get it from getting caught in the flapper by putting it on the other side, and parts in the tank seem to keep it from floating out of the area. It might be better to just weigh it down with something that doesn't rust. Toilet tanks have a variety of differences, so it might be hard to find a place to tie it down that down impede the tank's function.
Why not a .5 L bottle with holes. Or cut off the bottom or leave a tag as a hinge, remove the cap, hang upside down with the the top (formerly bottom) above the water line when the tank is full. Modify for any better idea.
This helps so much! The diarrhea like symptoms that were staining my toilet bowl went from a dark faded brown to a light yellow piss color whitish texture. I am totally thankful for these aluminum balls.👏👏👏
That is why do not let aluminum foil to touch food when cooking, I put food on top of parchment paper which is on top of aluminum foil for cooking in the oven.
Oh, I never thought of it that way. I remember in my school days, my mother used to wrap our lunch in aluminum foil. The food never tasted the same as it would when I would have it at home. It makes sense it wasn't me just being picky.
I used to do that, use the parchment paper between the food and the foil. But it is so bad that I no longer even do that. If it needs to be covered to cook, I put it in an oven friendly container (cast iron or glass) with a tight fitting lid. If the lid is not tight fitting, I use parchment paper between the container and the lid to make it less able for steam to escape. If it is just to stop something from browning, I scrunch up the parchment paper and run it under water before flattening it back out, so it moves easier to wrap over the item to prevent browning. It has been 10 years now since we have bought foil. It is not welcome I’m our home and if we have a party and folks bring food wrapped in foil, we just don’t eat it. I make my own wax wraps with food grade cotton fabric and sew heat proof elastic around the edges for wrapping around plates of food being taken to an event. It works like foil in keeping the item from spilling, from dirt or other debris getting in and even in helping to keep the item warm or cool. I have made them in a variety of sizes to fit my dishes and containers that do not already have covers and it works great. They also work great for wrapping sandwiches to keep them fresh for lunch, etc. We try to be single use plastic free too, so we do not use sandwich bags. It took a little getting used to but it is so much better, not to mention cheaper in the long run because you are not worrying about the health issues with the foil (there are scientific studies about it’s possible connection to the increased numbers of Alzheimer’s), we using things that can be reused again and again, so it saves money and is better for the environment. I am a penny pincher, hubby swears he can hear Lincoln scream in agony I pinch it so hard 😂. So I refused to pay outrageous prices for the wax cloths and learned how to make my own. It is not difficult and like everything made at home vs buying in the shops, it was significantly cheaper, looked better and works just as well, if not better. And the plus side is I can have them in whatever size I want/need.
@@shelleysmith4017 that's great... The things you make yourself. And The Penny Pincher/ Lincoln joke your husband said was so funny. Ave Lincoln was my 3rd Cousin 5th removed on my Mom's side. It's funny because everyone on her side I know and I've heard are hilarious people. I'm sure the ones before my great grandparents were happy and fun people to be around. Maybe your husband was joking but he's not wrong in my opinion. 😁
I’ve tried the toilet bowl trick… it works even better with 4 balls. However, you have to squirt in about 37grams of toothpaste in 2 of the balls and baking soda in the other 2. Then, put on some death metal song in the basement for 12 minutes. Wait 3 to 4 weeks, then flush once (only once). Bingo, the turd is gone!
Incredible! I put 5 aluminium balls in my sink, now my dishes are clean when I get home. I then put some aluminium balls in my dirt bin, it''s also clean; being on a roll (no pun intended) I tried the bath, that's also clean, no more black rim. Come one, the only one to benefit here is the poster with 1M views. The rest of us wasted our time!
Thanks for taking the time to type this whole thing out so could practice speed reading words against a moving color changing background. I like my simple content delivered in layers of complex principles and mistakes so its difficult for no reason. Like a croswerd puzzel in another lsnguage
Here's another aluminum foil hack: Tear off a nice sized piece and wrap up food with it before you put in your refrigerator. This will keep the food from drying out for at least a couple of days!
Perhaps this is supposed to be spell work, and it's the intention that matters with the toilet! You just have to want it bad enough, while neglecting and refusing logic in any attempts to get it accomplished.
One precaution: if you have a flapper its possible for the balls of aluminum to wedge underneath the flapper holding it open and allowing the water to run continuously. If you are going to attempt this, fold long rectangular strips and pin the top under the tank lid.
@@ThingsILove2266 na. You only need to do a quick brush around, leave it about 4 mins and flush it a couple of times. The acid isnt strong enough to do any damage to the plastic. After all. You buy it in a plastic container 👍
I'm thinking the aluminum foil is better to be worn on your head to help keep this kind of nonsense from being believed. If you have paint or clear coated wood you care about you will NOT want to be letting vinegar sit on it to long.
What the heck! What r u thinking? And wipe up that beautiful finish on that door a craftsman spent time installing and finishing. We are losing the greatness people of past generations crafted.
Thin aluminum foil also makes a great sun block for sun bathing, lift your head up from the lounger and have your girl friend wrap the foil around your head twice. Once wrapped depress firmly to shape to facial contours. Girlfriends appreciate the double benefit of not being able to view other bikinis very well. Pushing a pencil into the foil at the mouth allows an elbow straw to be inserted for imbibing a refreshing drink.
The door handle thing would have worked without the aluminum, but by adding it you’ve built a battery (two different metals with an acid in between) which means you’re slowly corroding your doorknob.
Try this Amazing trick ladies😀!!! Take your money out of your purse!!! And place it in the toilet bowl.... Then flush it.. Your husband will be AMAZED!!!!!!!
You really should never wet down the finished wood of your door. If you do, wipe it dry immediately. You can easily damage the finish or even swell the substrate beneath the veneer. You'd have a hard time drying behind your doorknob escutcheon, so better not to do this at all. Especially since the same thing can be accomplished with light compound or even vinegar alone. Just saturate paper towels with white vinegar and wrap around your faucet & door handles. Don't get the wood wet.
Along the 3 aluminium "balls" i also add 3 non sticking baking paper "balls" in my toilet so when i flush down my stool doesn't stick anymore inside the toilet, works like a charm.
I have a 42 year-old toilet suite in 'Sun King', (a deep beige colour). It never shows yellow stains or limescale. At around the same time, my twin brother, (who lives opposite), bought a toilet suite in 'Sorento Blue', (a deep blue colour), and has had nothing but trouble with yellowish deposits, particularly limescale. I will pass this tip onto him.🙂
Is the discoloration the only problem? Is it worth the cost and effort to remedy just a discoloration? Otherwise, I'd prefer a fixture color that contrasts with deposits that could be a problem so I'd know when I need to remedy before it is a problem.
DON'T FORGET TO MAKE SOME HATS FOR YOU AND YOUR BROTHER. One thing I've learned after being on YT for 12 years, HACKS are uploaded by HACKS to fool the gullible.
There are many variants to why that happens. I live in the SF Bay Area and we are lucky with good quality water and I don't have stains in my toilet bowl. My grandma 80 miles away in the Delta had nothing but trouble with stains in the toilet and build up on her faucets too which I don't.
The aluminums surface oxidizes instantly when exposed to air. That oxide protects the pure aluminum underneath and will not let the water reach the aluminum, hence it will not react with water unless that water is very acidic or alkalai.
But then it wouldn't have been the requisite 3+ minutes long for the optimal ratio of ad placement:video length that will maximize one's revenue stream.
Silly question. How do you keep the aluminum balls from getting sucked into the bowl when you flush? Just make sure they are off to one side and leave them there? Thank you for your video. Can't wait to try this one.
Double check me on this, but I don't think all of the water drains from the tank when you flush. Plus if you crinkle the balls to a size bigger than the hole the flapper covers it shouldn't be an issue. Just a thought!
I coat Saran Wrap with aluminum foil. It creates a giant capacitor. I leave it outside during a thunderstorm, to charge it up, and then connect it to the main breaker of my house. It spins the meter backward and, this way, I "sell" electricity to the grid.
I think you should invest in an editor who knows English. You'll find handlebars on a bicycle; this is a door handle. The traditional name for a toilet is lavatory, not Public health.
@@annthompson3246 2 days ago she put toothpaste and other stuff on a knife and sharpened them. I have the cheapest knives that i love but they don't cut through my grapefruit skins anymore, but the knife video was the bomb!! It sharpened them all like new.
Aluminum PLUS,....a cheeseburger, some goat cheese and a Pontiac carburetor together. , and one KISS Album. And you will get eternal disinfection for EVER! Amazing
EPIC FAIL. I tried the foil balls, put them in, hours later heard water running, looked for the leak -unfortunately, hours of wasted water as I found those dang foil balls stuck under the flap that is supposed to shut the water off in my toilet tank. Epic FAIL. Even though we’ve had some good rain, still in drought caution, here in Northern California.
This is the best advice ever. Glad I came to the comment section. It is like calling New Zealand, Australia. People sure get angry and no there are no kangaroos in New Zealand
@@carl9901 Keep it up, and I will advice king Willem Alexander to declare war on your country; the Dutch haven't been in a real good fight since the forties, you know..
I’m pretty confident someone had a budget for aluminum foil and soap and then deciding to make this video. Really? If I wrap my door in vinegar and soap, 2 cleaning agents, it will clean them? Craaaaaaaazzzzzzyyyyyy.
Wow thanks, I'm going to try this without hesitation. I'll be sure to tell all my family and friends. What a great video and best of all I have all the ingredients required.
That whole video was useless…. The door handle would have looked the same minus the scratches left by the foil! Your captions are non-sensical and absurd.
Wow 🤩 this video is a perfect example… of why YT should show the like:dislike ratio again. 💯 waste of time and lowering the collective intellect of our species
For added benefit, while doing the steps above also use the remaining aluminum foil to make a hat that you can wear, this will enhance the power of the aluminum balls in the toilet.
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😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂brilliant
Fake weird TOP TIP videos are trending at the moment...It's all about getting the views and the advertising revenue.
Brilliant 🙌
Aluminum is quite stable in water, so nothing is going to happen to the water in your toilet tank by putting aluminum in it. Even if the aluminum would transfer its "properties" into the water, the water would be flushed away before any chemical reaction could occur. I did learn something from this video though, and that is how gullible people really are.
😂😂😂😂Im Just Sitting Here Thinking…Did I Seriously Just Watch This🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Of course thats how gullible people are they can even make a video without realizing it is a suicide.
Really? I learned this is why UA-cam needs to bring back to thumbs down count!
This is for people who believe homeopathic stuff works. That's 3 minutes and 38 seconds of my life down the toilet.
@@Paramount531 😂
I put aluminum balls on my kitchen counter. My house was totally cleaned the next day including dishes, car and laundry.
Your right..I did this too and it works right away... should have figured this out years ago 🤠
I tried this too. Had same result as you, PLUS my kitchen floor had been mopped and my oven was clean and sparkling! The miracles of foil balls😂😂😂😂😂😂
thanks for the tip
Try them in your pants. You'll be amazed at the difference.
I put aluminum foil in my undershorts. I haven’t showered in six weeks.
Well thats 5 minutes of my life I'll never recover....
Oooh kaaay
Whenever time passes, it isn't recovered.
@@62169michael could've been spent on something more useful though
Thats good,, do us all a favor and put it on repeat, and end it now.
Well, you could’ve save me the five minutes as well by posting what actually happened 🤦♂️
You can also do this to remove stains in your microwave, just add the 3 aluminium balls,turn microwave on for 1 minute and BANG the dirt is gone👍
Very funny. 💥🔥
😄😂🤣😂😄
And so is the microwave
dirt is gone and everyone in the kitchen is gone too
Only good part of watching videos like this is the comments. You did not disappoint. You made my day, Cheers
After I removed the three balls of aluminum foil from the toilet I used to shine my shoes and then combed my hair with them ,it really works, even my wife told me I looked different, then two guys dressed in white smocks took me away in an ambulance. 😢
I don't know if you know it or not, but after you rub the handle with vinegar and dish soap, you can get the same exact effect by waving your hand over the handle and reciting the Latin phrase "in nomine munditiae" which translates to "In the name of cleanliness." Saves on the cost of aluminum foil.
Hahahahahahaha, and I watched this all the way thru
Thank you, I can't seem to slice or peel my soda cans into sheets! My hands are shredded to pieces and the soap solution is burning my open wounds. I was about to replace the whole door! Already removed the toilet, but was able to duct tape it back in place.
As a certified master toilet mechanic aka plumber, I prefer the foil on my head.
Stops the aliens stealing your thoughts.
"This video is sponsored by the Aluminum Foil Manufacturers Association. Use up all your foil on these pointless 'life hacks', then go buy more foil!! (If the hacks don't work, you didn't use enough foil, try using more.)"
This video is all the work of Big Aluminum
If you're going to do that, you should put the foil in a plastic basket with holes in it and a lid. If they get under the flapper, you could ruin your toilet.
Good tip. The balls disappeared in a few days. I have to take my toilet apart to make sure they're not causing an obstruction.
I too a large, empty, supplement bottle and put holes in it to let the water through, then put balls of aluminum foil in it. That took a while to do, though. I managed to get it from getting caught in the flapper by putting it on the other side, and parts in the tank seem to keep it from floating out of the area. It might be better to just weigh it down with something that doesn't rust. Toilet tanks have a variety of differences, so it might be hard to find a place to tie it down that down impede the tank's function.
Why not a .5 L bottle with holes. Or cut off the bottom or leave a tag as a hinge, remove the cap, hang upside down with the the top (formerly bottom) above the water line when the tank is full. Modify for any better idea.
OH NOOOOOO
Or better yet. They get stuck around the water valve and the toilet overflows or keeps running water until you discover it.
This helps so much! The diarrhea like symptoms that were staining my toilet bowl went from a dark faded brown to a light yellow piss color whitish texture. I am totally thankful for these aluminum balls.👏👏👏
That is why do not let aluminum foil to touch food when cooking, I put food on top of parchment paper which is on top of aluminum foil for cooking in the oven.
Oh, I never thought of it that way. I remember in my school days, my mother used to wrap our lunch in aluminum foil. The food never tasted the same as it would when I would have it at home. It makes sense it wasn't me just being picky.
I used to do that, use the parchment paper between the food and the foil. But it is so bad that I no longer even do that. If it needs to be covered to cook, I put it in an oven friendly container (cast iron or glass) with a tight fitting lid. If the lid is not tight fitting, I use parchment paper between the container and the lid to make it less able for steam to escape. If it is just to stop something from browning, I scrunch up the parchment paper and run it under water before flattening it back out, so it moves easier to wrap over the item to prevent browning. It has been 10 years now since we have bought foil. It is not welcome I’m our home and if we have a party and folks bring food wrapped in foil, we just don’t eat it. I make my own wax wraps with food grade cotton fabric and sew heat proof elastic around the edges for wrapping around plates of food being taken to an event. It works like foil in keeping the item from spilling, from dirt or other debris getting in and even in helping to keep the item warm or cool. I have made them in a variety of sizes to fit my dishes and containers that do not already have covers and it works great. They also work great for wrapping sandwiches to keep them fresh for lunch, etc. We try to be single use plastic free too, so we do not use sandwich bags. It took a little getting used to but it is so much better, not to mention cheaper in the long run because you are not worrying about the health issues with the foil (there are scientific studies about it’s possible connection to the increased numbers of Alzheimer’s), we using things that can be reused again and again, so it saves money and is better for the environment. I am a penny pincher, hubby swears he can hear Lincoln scream in agony I pinch it so hard 😂. So I refused to pay outrageous prices for the wax cloths and learned how to make my own. It is not difficult and like everything made at home vs buying in the shops, it was significantly cheaper, looked better and works just as well, if not better. And the plus side is I can have them in whatever size I want/need.
@@shelleysmith4017 that's great... The things you make yourself. And The Penny Pincher/ Lincoln joke your husband said was so funny. Ave Lincoln was my 3rd Cousin 5th removed on my Mom's side. It's funny because everyone on her side I know and I've heard are hilarious people. I'm sure the ones before my great grandparents were happy and fun people to be around. Maybe your husband was joking but he's not wrong in my opinion. 😁
@@Connie_From_AZ
>" Ave Lincoln was my 3rd Cousin 5th removed on my Mom's side."
Do you know if he was related to the 16th U.S. President?
Just use the parchment paper.
I’ve tried the toilet bowl trick… it works even better with 4 balls. However, you have to squirt in about 37grams of toothpaste in 2 of the balls and baking soda in the other 2. Then, put on some death metal song in the basement for 12 minutes. Wait 3 to 4 weeks, then flush once (only once). Bingo, the turd is gone!
Incredible! I put 5 aluminium balls in my sink, now my dishes are clean when I get home. I then put some aluminium balls in my dirt bin, it''s also clean; being on a roll (no pun intended) I tried the bath, that's also clean, no more black rim. Come one, the only one to benefit here is the poster with 1M views. The rest of us wasted our time!
Will also clean the door handles on your bicycle.😁
Hilarious! Stop!!! Lol
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This hurts my brain to the point I will need a foil hat
I simply use baking soda and vinegar. Every thing from dishwasher to laundry to toilet, bath tub get cleaned and shines.
I also only use vinegar, put it in the toilet bowl, leave to sit for a few hours, quick scrub with the toilet brush, job done ✔️
Any particular kind of vinegar?
@@Xx-xd3zo I use the cheapest I can find, 5 litre container costing about £1.99, last ages 😃
baking soda neutralizes vinegar so cleaning with both is ineffective
And your whole house smells like dirty feet?...no thanks
Thanks for taking the time to type this whole thing out so could practice speed reading words against a moving color changing background. I like my simple content delivered in layers of complex principles and mistakes so its difficult for no reason. Like a croswerd puzzel in another lsnguage
What the hell is a lsnguage?
Bro 🤣🤣🤣
This trick works as well as your English does.
Here's another aluminum foil hack: Tear off a nice sized piece and wrap up food with it before you put in your refrigerator. This will keep the food from drying out for at least a couple of days!
I’m sure it does wonders for her wooden door 🚪
Hi down there. From Mars. That worked great on my flying saucers. Keep up the go work.
Thanks for the tip I will try it on my clockwork Kangaroos
Thank you for your video to let us know you are about as smart as a box of rocks.
I also used the foil trick for the handlebars, wheels, tyres and pedals that are on all of the doors in my house 👍
Excellent!!🙃
Wouldn't you need to add vinegar to your toilet tank? I don't think just aluminum will clean your toilet. Would be nice, but unlikely
Perhaps this is supposed to be spell work, and it's the intention that matters with the toilet! You just have to want it bad enough, while neglecting and refusing logic in any attempts to get it accomplished.
I think it's aluminum foil and baking soda, at least I think that's what I remember about a tip for removing tarnish from silverware I saw years ago.
"Handlebars"
Love, its a door. Not a motorcycle. 🤣
One precaution: if you have a flapper its possible for the balls of aluminum to wedge underneath the flapper holding it open and allowing the water to run continuously. If you are going to attempt this, fold long rectangular strips and pin the top under the tank lid.
If you have bad stains in the toilet bowl. Use brick acid cleaner. Just brush it on with a normal paint brush and then flush. It will look like new
Won’t that ruin your pipes?
@@ThingsILove2266 na. You only need to do a quick brush around, leave it about 4 mins and flush it a couple of times. The acid isnt strong enough to do any damage to the plastic. After all. You buy it in a plastic container 👍
That will destroy my septic.
CLR cleaner works pretty good. You can also use a pumice stone like for grills or feet that won't harm porcelain, pipes, septic and sewer systems.
@@Foxytrot-sx2vd Maybe use RID-X or yeast afterwards.
I'm thinking the aluminum foil is better to be worn on your head to help keep this kind of nonsense from being believed.
If you have paint or clear coated wood you care about you will NOT want to be letting vinegar sit on it to long.
Hi. Watching from Port Macquarie Australia
I genuinely watched the whole video waiting for the jump scare
What the heck! What r u thinking? And wipe up that beautiful finish on that door a craftsman spent time installing and finishing. We are losing the greatness people of past generations crafted.
You need to put the balls into a net bag tied to something in the cistern so that they don't get caught in the flush valve 🙂.
Save yourself the trouble. Aluminum isn't going to do anything to the water to help clean your toilet
They want it to plug up them dang ....BLUEBERRIES!😢
@@woodstream6137 if you add some bleach and liquid detergent to the water, it will activate aluminum and clean the toilet!
@@woodstream6137 this video was offered by a plumber's wife
Nice shiny door handle - pity about the rusted up mechanism 😂
Smh doorknob was completely the same next 😂😂😂😂
Great idea, I will definetely use this for my door house next time I use my public services.
@@majorhavoc9693 Yes, did you read the on screen translations? I'm taking the piss mate.
Lol, don't you mean your bike, handlebars🤣😂.
Thin aluminum foil also makes a great sun block for sun bathing, lift your head up from the lounger and have your girl friend wrap the foil around your head twice. Once wrapped depress firmly to shape to facial contours. Girlfriends appreciate the double benefit of not being able to view other bikinis very well. Pushing a pencil into the foil at the mouth allows an elbow straw to be inserted for imbibing a refreshing drink.
Best!
The door handle thing would have worked without the aluminum, but by adding it you’ve built a battery (two different metals with an acid in between) which means you’re slowly corroding your doorknob.
The doorknob looked exactly the same.
@@jeupater1429exactly.
Maybe it's rubbish ?
Try this Amazing trick ladies😀!!!
Take your money out of your purse!!!
And place it in the toilet bowl....
Then flush it..
Your husband will be AMAZED!!!!!!!
Pro tip: Just use metal polish on your doorknob
What's a doorknob? That was handlebars!
You're killing me! 🤣🤣🤣
@@rbakJust don't use it to polish your actual knob!
Wow! I put 3 balls in my oven... Well, what can I say.... Its a miracle!!!
Did she call doorhandles “handlebars”?😅
Probably not a biker..
Why not if she calls a toilet as a "public health"
I work at a nuclear reactor, so I use Uranium 238 in my toilet tank & everything is squeaky clean.
You really should never wet down the finished wood of your door. If you do, wipe it dry immediately. You can easily damage the finish or even swell the substrate beneath the veneer. You'd have a hard time drying behind your doorknob escutcheon, so better not to do this at all. Especially since the same thing can be accomplished with light compound or even vinegar alone. Just saturate paper towels with white vinegar and wrap around your faucet & door handles. Don't get the wood wet.
Not to mention you can get better results with just a quick squirt of windex and a paper towel 😄
You wasting your breath. This individual has less than. 2 brain cells
Looks like this prankster has been foiled!
Vinegar pits metal and aluminum scratches metal so go ahead and destroy those nice door handles.
Foiled again, drat
she said handlebars.
2.300 upvotes, 1.800 downvotes. 386K views - seems clickbait, but too late now.
Great suggestion, but my toilet tank already has a little man in a rowboat that keeps it clean.
Say what now? Is that some kind of abstract "pink canoe" reference/joke?
You should make a tinfoil hat to protect you from the bad spirits of Youtub commenters.
I'm more of a MeShower guy anyways.
That's a new trick to me! I'll have to give it a try. Thank you! (USA)
Don’t - they got stuck & water kept running as they kept the flap from shutting off the flow 🥵
@@dennismaggie910 oh bummer. Thanks for the tip.
Don't. It's just click bait/ fake.
Along the 3 aluminium "balls" i also add 3 non sticking baking paper "balls" in my toilet so when i flush down my stool doesn't stick anymore inside the toilet, works like a charm.
Did anyone peep at the scratches from the aluminum foil on the door handle? 😮😂
I,m Sandra as Grace from SOUTH AFRICA. Thankyou for sharing
I have a 42 year-old toilet suite in 'Sun King', (a deep beige colour). It never shows yellow stains or limescale. At around the same time, my twin brother, (who lives opposite), bought a toilet suite in 'Sorento Blue', (a deep blue colour), and has had nothing but trouble with yellowish deposits, particularly limescale. I will pass this tip onto him.🙂
thank you for passing the tip onto your brother
Is the discoloration the only problem? Is it worth the cost and effort to remedy just a discoloration? Otherwise, I'd prefer a fixture color that contrasts with deposits that could be a problem so I'd know when I need to remedy before it is a problem.
DON'T FORGET TO MAKE SOME HATS FOR YOU AND YOUR BROTHER. One thing I've learned after being on YT for 12 years, HACKS are uploaded by HACKS to fool the gullible.
There are many variants to why that happens. I live in the SF Bay Area and we are lucky with good quality water and I don't have stains in my toilet bowl. My grandma 80 miles away in the Delta had nothing but trouble with stains in the toilet and build up on her faucets too which I don't.
This is why I have a brown toilet and yellow urinal. I've always been down with the 70's.
The aluminums surface oxidizes instantly when exposed to air. That oxide protects the pure aluminum underneath and will not let the water reach the aluminum, hence it will not react with water unless that water is very acidic or alkalai.
Such peculiar translations used! It was amusing.
That was the best part lol.
Hey there, mate.Australia here.We appreciate a good dunny cleaning hack down here.Thanks a bunch.
You just gotta make sure you put the foil balls in the opposite way as in the video due to your water going down the tube "the wrong way".
I am going to try the toilet tank foil.
I love wrapping my whole body in tin foil. Rawrrr I'm a tin mummy.
A benefit of that is that traffic lights all jump to green when you approach them
You sure could have made this shorter by skipping the part where you made the three balls.
_I think everyone knows how to make foil balls._
But then it wouldn't have been the requisite 3+ minutes long for the optimal ratio of
ad placement:video length that will maximize one's revenue stream.
They don't.Making foil balls is hard! I found the instructions most elucidating. And helpful too. thankyouverymuch.
@@warpnin3 Looking at your profile picture? I'm not surprised you don't know how to roll foil into a ball! 🤣
Great video Thank You
Joe Alazan from Los Angeles California USA
From kenya🇰🇪, Africa blessed place with beautiful nature. LONG LIVE THE MOTHERLAND (Africa)🫶
Did you watch the video, dear?
I just read the comments, and boy, what a genius this person is, 👏 aluminum foil ....ha
Silly question. How do you keep the aluminum balls from getting sucked into the bowl when you flush? Just make sure they are off to one side and leave them there? Thank you for your video. Can't wait to try this one.
Double check me on this, but I don't think all of the water drains from the tank when you flush. Plus if you crinkle the balls to a size bigger than the hole the flapper covers it shouldn't be an issue. Just a thought!
@@taffykins2745 Sounds right
Well, you can always tie them with a string & to the toilet part inside. It's better to be safe than sorry.
@@majorhavoc9693 Lol
@@majorhavoc9693 you're just jealous of our clean and shiny bowls.
At this point I just start to believe this person is addicted to tin foil and has some kind of sick pleasure with it! 🤣
I don't get it? My toilet still tastes the same!
😂please take this ridiculous video down!
I coat Saran Wrap with aluminum foil. It creates a giant capacitor. I leave it outside during a thunderstorm, to charge it up, and then connect it to the main breaker of my house. It spins the meter backward and, this way, I "sell" electricity to the grid.
I'm Benny Blanco from the Bronx
I think you should invest in an editor who knows English. You'll find handlebars on a bicycle; this is a door handle. The traditional name for a toilet is lavatory, not Public health.
Lavatory? That's a shitty sounding word to use...
Could you please repeat that? I flushed the public health so vigorously, the handlebars fell of the floor producing a great deal of noise..
The best trick is to show the results on an already clean toilet. No before and after eh?
Oregon, USA, (God's Country 👍)
Did you just said God's country? That shows how much you love your country ☺️
Not surprised this was one of those Philippine videos hahaha
made my day! 🤣🤣🤣
Thanks from Indonesia....warmest regards
Hello.Thank you for the info.How long do you leave the aluminum in the toliet tank?
hello! last for months
it will melt and leave a scent of diesel and daisies
Watching from Michigan thanks‼️
The knife one was an absolute winner. Now I must go try this immediately. 😁
Excellent! Thank you
Knife? I didn't see anything regarding a knife
What k ife ??
@@annthompson3246 2 days ago she put toothpaste and other stuff on a knife and sharpened them. I have the cheapest knives that i love but they don't cut through my grapefruit skins anymore, but the knife video was the bomb!! It sharpened them all like new.
@@suchithaprasad325 There was a video she posted 2 days ago. Unbelievable. My cheap knives are like new again.
Aluminum PLUS,....a cheeseburger, some goat cheese and a Pontiac carburetor together.
, and one KISS Album. And you will get eternal disinfection for EVER! Amazing
EPIC FAIL. I tried the foil balls, put them in, hours later heard water running, looked for the leak -unfortunately, hours of wasted water as I found those dang foil balls stuck under the flap that is supposed to shut the water off in my toilet tank. Epic FAIL. Even though we’ve had some good rain, still in drought caution, here in Northern California.
Make them bigger or secure them to the side.
How can you live in that liberal hell hole?
Do you think same thing as 3 balls in toilet, if I put a block of aluminum in there? I work in a machine shop so Aluminum is easy for me to get.
But does it work for the wheels and engine too.😒.. handlebars..😢
I'm moving to an old house and I bought an airfryer. Love it so much I'm not buying an oven. More money to spend on power tools 😁
I'm going to try it & I love the one with the vaseline for the faucets Canada 🇨🇦
Lysol is available in generic versions for pretty cheap, or ethyl alcohol that you could dilute to around 65% and will kill bacteria FAST.
The Netherlands (thats not Holland, Holland is a subsection of the Netherlands).
Yea and Dueschland doesn't translate to mean "the land of the Dutch" either, like I thought for 40 years. 😒
This is the best advice ever. Glad I came to the comment section. It is like calling New Zealand, Australia. People sure get angry and no there are no kangaroos in New Zealand
netherlands is not even land, it's just the oceanfloor without the ocean
@@carl9901 Keep it up, and I will advice king Willem Alexander to declare war on your country; the Dutch haven't been in a real good fight since the forties, you know..
@@warpnin3 what’s he going to do? send some bicycle soldiers? We’ll just pour some gravel on the road so they’ll slip
I’m pretty confident someone had a budget for aluminum foil and soap and then deciding to make this video.
Really? If I wrap my door in vinegar and soap, 2 cleaning agents, it will clean them? Craaaaaaaazzzzzzyyyyyy.
Merhaba Türkiye'den yazıyorum.turkce konuşun.boyle hiç bir şey anlamiyorum
I was Bar Mitzvahed in that toilet bowl.Lchaim!
That handle looked the same to me
for cleaning the toilet tank, citric acid worked best for me, it's the best!
Love,love, love your
"Infomercials!" Keep them coming!
in the 80ies and 90ies we thought stupidity was just a lack of information, we where soooo wrong!
My name is Paul Dhanasar I'm from Trinidad and Tobago
From Florida 😊 can’t wait to try this 😂 thank you 😊
Hi from Edmonton Canada..
Paul Dhanasar or James Samaroo?
@@hedwigwendell-crumb91 He said Paul
@@pamelamorrisonn but his name is James Samaroo
Wow thanks, I'm going to try this without hesitation. I'll be sure to tell all my family and friends. What a great video and best of all I have all the ingredients required.
😂
Great tricks,👍
That whole video was useless…. The door handle would have looked the same minus the scratches left by the foil! Your captions are non-sensical and absurd.
But does it remove the "streaks" after usage?
Im wondering if its food safe?
Wow 🤩 this video is a perfect example…
of why YT should show the like:dislike ratio again. 💯 waste of time and lowering the collective intellect of our species
Tried this and mustard gas started billowing out of the cistern
Can this possibly work on aluminum rims?
Or would this be to strong in aluminum?
Not joking,
Just a humbke question?