And today's tip Tuesday on Show me the carrie dot com And for today's step, we have to thank Sona Patel for helping us, uh, show you how to remove like, Greece and visit you oil from your pens.

Are your dishes basically so I know we all have a little oil containers like this at home.

We fill it with oil, we use it, use it, use it at some point in time, we wanna wash it and just clean it out and get a fresh batch going.

Or you couldn't even have a pan that has, like, excess oil in it.

And you don't wanna use your soap pads or those sponge on there because then your whole sponge gets all yucky and oily, So her tip waas This is our oil can.

It's got a little leftover oil in there.

So we're gonna do is put Samata or some flour inside of here and is going in there and just let it absorb and just rub it clean.

So basically, the dry otta is gonna absorb all the oil in there.

And if this is clean oil, if this is you know, the oil that you've been using.

You can even use this and just make a party out of it or something like that.

You don't even have to waste anything.

But if it's ah, dirty pan, you know you could It's very little.

You can just throw it out.

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And over here we have the the lid of that which keeps unfortunate, doesn't go into the dishwasher as often.

And over time it just keeps collecting this crime kind of thing and the oil.

And it's kind of a sticky oil so we can do the same thing to this.

We're just gonna Sprinkle a little bit of art on it and then just kind of rub it in.

Not too bad.

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