Mopping Floors with ice life hack 👍🏻👍🏻

New life hack: block this account

She literally mixed peroxide and bleach at the end… this lady is retarded! @CommunityNotes should flag this as a safety concern

I think the real hack here is the ‘Pool Noodle Extension~

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Anyways.🙄 Hot water in the mop bucket as per usual

Send her directly to Iran.

I’m failing to see how the ice helps. Can any women answer this for me?

Watching the video didn’t help me understand what the ice did…can someone explain? or @grok

The idea of mopping with ice, as seen in some viral videos, likely stems from claims it "shocks germs" or cleans better. However, there's no solid evidence to support this. Cold water, especially with ice, is less effective at killing bacteria or breaking down dirt compared to warm or hot water. Experts warn it can even damage floors, like wood or laminate, by leaving excess moisture or cracking grout. For effective cleaning, stick to warm water and proper cleaning agents. The ice trend seems more like a social media fad than a practical method.

Me, a professional housekeeper, watching this like

Just wasted all that ice