79: Paw and Orderliness

A dog-sitting gig puts Hanna face-to-face with a grimy lifestyle that she and Andrew can’t quite wrap their minds around, as much as they try to be open-minded. They also investigate a couple of TikTok cleaning trends, one of which proves to be dubious.

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76: Sleeveless in Seattle

Do you have a special Cleaning Outfit you wear when you’re doing chores? Hanna and Andrew do, but they’re not sure if that’s normal. Plus, Hanna stumbles on the compelling world of Swedish Death Cleaning. And her mom has beef with Andrew’s favorite cleaning product. Will they recover?

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73: Fans Club

Turns out, the Scrub Jockeys have a lot of opinions on how to clean out peanut butter jars! Plus, Hanna stumbles on some helpful, timely advice on how to clean tower fans. And Andrew uses his cleaning powers to fix a device that was headed to the dumpster!

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72: Brick Grouse

How, exactly, do you clean bricks? And does a toothbrush cap really protect you from a close encounter with an insect? These answers and more on today’s episode of Spotless.

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71: The Ice is Right

Special Spotless Ice-Making Correspondent Anna Urband joins Hanna and Andrew to demonstrate the new whiz-bang ice ball maker that’s been all over Instagram lately. Plus, Hanna plays a little game of “Bone, Marry, Kill” with some of America’s classic cleaning icons.

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68: Bad Chair Day

Where do you put you “half-cleans”? And do you think maybe there’s a better way, like, say, hooks? Hanna and Andrew talk about The Clothes Chair aka The Chair aka Not Quiet The Dresser. Plus: How to clean dog barf, what to do about spilled scented oil, and why our toothbrushes should all have protective coverings.

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65: Fruit Flies When You're Having Fun

What’s the perfect number of worms? Depends. If you’re trying to create a thriving worm farm that will create rich fertilizer for your little garden, you’re going to need a non-zero number of worms. But if you’re trying to feed your cat in the shower (because…reasons), ideally “none” is the optimal value.

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