What to Do with Smelly Sponges - MyThings Angels

(Music Playing) Today’s Mission for the Angels Test this tip You can deodorize a smelly sponge by soaking it in a bowl of lemon water and microwaving for 60 seconds. Laurie: Hi, I am Laurie from My Things. Today, we are going to test the tip that you can disinfect and deodorize sponges, even if you have used them to say soak up the juices of a chicken. Just by soaking it in lemon juice or vinegar, and then putting it in a microwave on high for one minute. So, this is in fact a very smelly sponge. So, we are ready to go. Alright, so now we have our bowl of water and we are going to get as much lemon juice in the bowl as we can. And we are going to take the smelly sponge and submerge it. Get it all soak in there -- alright. Woman 2: It does like abnormally smelly sponge Tonya. (Voices overlaps) Woman 3: I thought that sponge smelled much worst actually. Laurie and woman 2: No. Laurie: Your sponge smells, yes, it is the worst sponge I have ever seen. [All laughing] Woman 3: Essentially, yes. [Voices overlaps] Man 1: Yes. Laurie: Alright. Woman 2: What do you think, it is going to work? Laurie: Go. Woman 2: Looks better. She smells better. But, to the lessen, it get progressively worst? Woman 3: Yeah, it does smell better actually. Woman 2: That smells better! Laurie: Work for us! [Laughing]