15 Ways Black Households Use Dish Soap Around the House (The Southern Way)

That plain bottle of dish soap under your kitchen sink can do the work of fifteen bottles the store wants to sell you, and one of these uses could keep your whole house safe. My grandmother, Big Mama, raised me in a house where a dollar did the work of five. In this video I walk you through 15 ways we use dish soap the Southern way: cleaning a greasy range hood filter, trapping fruit flies, making bubbles for the grandbabies, soaking edge control out of your brushes, streak-free storm door glass, mopping floors, freeing a stuck ring, getting grease out of church clothes, the cast iron skillet rule Big Mama got wrong, and the soapy water test for gas leaks. I also give you the honest words on what dish soap should never be mixed with or used on.