The Viral Hack for Sparkling Clean Pots

Doing house chores can sometimes be a real drag, especially when it's just you cleaning up a never-ending pile of dishes.

Many devoted moms and wives who spend hours scrubbing pots would tell you they wish for an extra pair of hands to tackle those stubborn stains. While we can't offer you that kind of help, the tip we're about to share can cut your sink time in half.

How?

Before we reveal it, don't forget to cut out and keep this tip ready for your Passover cleaning - many of us have already started since 'early birds get the mitzvah.'

You can find endless variations on cleaning pots on the internet, but this tip has created the most buzz and, naturally, has its fair share of believers. One of our favorite comments came from a woman abroad who runs a professional housekeeping company and said, "This is the tip I personally recommend for cleaning pots, dishes, and even hardware."

Some surfers raised an eyebrow and said there's no way they would do it, but those who tried claimed it actually works - for those willing to fill up a tub. So, if you're the lazy type or prefer hard work, this tip might not be for you.

This tip is for people who don't like working hard and don't mind waiting a bit. If you don't need to do the dishes right this instant, then read on.

If you've made it this far and decided to give it a try, here's what you need to do: Fill a large tub with boiling water mixed with one and a half caps of laundry detergent. Let your pots soak in the tub for an hour, then wash them easily with a scrub and soap.

According to hundreds of users, this tip works, and judging by the online feedback, it seems they're right. Give it a try and let us know how it goes.