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March 26, 2023

Viral Couch Cleaning Hack: Pan Lid and Tide Pod Do the Trick

Alexander Whitford
Alexander Whitford

A cleaning hack that involves a pan lid and a Tide pod has gone viral on social media platforms, with thousands of users sharing their success stories. This unconventional method reportedly works wonders in removing stains from couches and has saved many people from having to replace their furniture.

The process is simple - start by wetting the area you want to clean with water. Then, take a pan lid that fits over the stain, place a Tide pod in the center of it, and add some hot water. Let it sit for about 10 minutes before scrubbing gently with a brush or cloth. Finally, rinse off any remaining residue with water.

Many users have reported that this method is effective in removing various types of stains such as coffee spills or pet marks. The combination of hot water, detergent from the Tide pod, and pressure from the pan lid seems to penetrate deep into the fibers of fabric or upholstery.

However, experts warn that while this hack may work well for some types of couches or fabrics, it may not be suitable for all materials. Also caution should be taken when using hot water as it can damage certain types of fabrics if used improperly.

Despite these warnings though there are thousands who swear by this method as being an easy way to remove stubborn couch stains without breaking out expensive cleaning products or hiring professionals.

So if you're tired of dealing with unsightly stains on your couches then why not give this viral hack a try? You never know – it might just save you hundreds on replacement furniture costs!