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#The laundry guy discovery plus upgrade#
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And you can sort of wash everything you own. And then, you need a spray bottle, 50 vinegar, 50 water, and then you already know that you need a spray bottle of vodka, some soap, an oily soap, and some horsehair brushes, and them some wipe towels to kind of blot and blot the stains up. Oxygen bleach is one of my very favorite things.
You just need a few things to go after all of your stains and the first one is you need like a natural soap or a plant-based detergent because you want to use something pretty gentle and then you need oxygen bleach. And I know to start, you actually have an essential tool kit that we all need to have in our laundry room. Please welcome the laundry guy, patric Richardson. Apparently vodka makes a great deodorant as well.
If every few years, you want to freshen him up, just spray him with vodka and give him a little brush. It's anti-bacterial and it is a deodorizer. Vodka? I know he prefers root beer but in this case vodka is better. But I do have one other trick I want to show you.
#The laundry guy discovery plus plus#
He is a laundry expert and his new show on discovery plus follows him as he salvages people's most cherished items and makes them look new again.
We all know life can be a little messy sometimes.
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