the MOVE-IN CLEANING CHECKLIST you didn't know you needed | Beginner's Guide (Eco- Friendly)

abetweene
9 Aug 202319:14

Summary

TLDRThis video script provides a comprehensive guide for cleaning and preparing a new living space before moving in. It emphasizes the importance of cleaning light switches and handles, deep-cleaning the bathroom, and working from top to bottom due to gravity. The narrator shares personal preferences for using all-purpose cleaners, peroxide, and alcohol, and offers tips on cleaning toilets, grout, and appliances. Additionally, the script touches on the responsibilities of landlords and tenants, including maintaining property and addressing necessary repairs.

Takeaways

  • πŸ”‘ Start with cleaning light switches and handles, especially if there's paint or joint compound on them.
  • 🧼 Deep clean the bathroom, including the toilet and sink, using all-purpose cleaner or disinfectant, and a melamine sponge for heavy-duty stains.
  • 🌬 Use peroxide, oxygen powder, and 70% alcohol diluted with warm water and essential oil for cleaning and disinfecting.
  • πŸ₯₯ For toilet cleaning, use a coconut husk scrubbing pad, which is a sustainable and biodegradable alternative to store-bought sponges.
  • πŸ’§ Clean from the inside out in the bathroom to prevent back spray from dirtying already cleaned surfaces.
  • πŸ›‹οΈ Check for necessary maintenance tasks like changing HVAC filters and addressing any landlord responsibilities.
  • πŸ–ΌοΈ Clean walls if the property has been vacant to remove dust before painting.
  • πŸŒ€ Work from top to bottom when cleaning to avoid re-cleaning due to gravity pulling dirt downwards.
  • 🍽️ Clean kitchen appliances and mid-level surfaces like countertops after higher surfaces like vents and cabinet tops.
  • 🚰 Use CLR for mineral buildup on faucets if the buildup is severe, and citric acid or vinegar for lighter cases.
  • 🧽 Maintain grout by cleaning and resealing it to prevent water damage, which is often the landlord's responsibility but tenants can also take initiative.

Q & A

  • What are the two primary things the speaker suggests cleaning or replacing in a new place?

    -The speaker suggests starting with cleaning or replacing light switches and handles, as they can be touched frequently and may have paint or joint compound on them.

  • Why does the speaker emphasize deep cleaning the bathroom, specifically the toilet and sink?

    -The speaker emphasizes deep cleaning the bathroom because it's a place where cleanliness is crucial for health, and it's used frequently, necessitating a thorough initial cleaning.

  • What type of cleaner does the speaker recommend for general cleaning purposes?

    -The speaker recommends using an all-purpose cleaner or disinfectant for general cleaning purposes, and for heavy-duty stains, suggests using a steamer or a melamine sponge.

  • What natural alternative does the speaker prefer for cleaning the toilet bowl?

    -The speaker prefers using coconut husk scrubbing pads as a natural alternative to store-bought sponges for cleaning the toilet bowl.

  • Why does the speaker advocate for working from top to bottom when cleaning?

    -Working from top to bottom ensures that any dirt or dust that falls due to gravity is on surfaces that have not yet been cleaned, preventing the need to re-clean areas.

  • What is the speaker's opinion on using store-bought household cleaners?

    -The speaker prefers to use fewer, more versatile products like Castile soap and diluted alcohol with essential oils for fragrance, to avoid the high cost and waste associated with multiple store-bought cleaners.

  • What should one do if they find the grout in their new place needs re-sealing?

    -The speaker suggests mentioning to the landlord that they are taking care of re-sealing the grout themselves and possibly negotiating a rent concession in return.

  • Why does the speaker clean the vents during the move-in cleaning process?

    -Cleaning the vents is part of the top-to-bottom approach and ensures that any dust or debris that falls from the vents during cleaning doesn't dirty already cleaned surfaces.

  • What is the speaker's method for cleaning the baseboards?

    -The speaker uses a cleanser and possibly vacuums if there is dust from filling holes and sanding, emphasizing the importance of cleaning from top to bottom.

  • How does the speaker address cleaning the floors in the new place?

    -The speaker recommends using a wet vac or a traditional mop, and for floor towels, suggests the squeegee method to avoid oversaturating hardwood floors.

  • What method does the speaker use to clean their cleaning rags?

    -The speaker cleans their rags using Oxy Powder, which is a solid form of hydrogen peroxide, to keep the white rags clean.

Outlines

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🧼 Essential Cleaning and Replacement Before Moving In

This paragraph emphasizes the importance of cleaning and replacing certain items before moving into a new place. It starts with the need to clean light switches and handles, especially when they have paint or joint compound on them, using a scraper. The bathroom, particularly the toilet and sink, is highlighted as an area requiring deep cleaning for hygiene reasons. The narrator suggests using all-purpose cleaners or disinfectants, and for stubborn stains, a melamine sponge or steamer might be necessary. The paragraph also touches on the use of homemade cleaning solutions like Castile soap, peroxide oxygen powder, and alcohol, as well as the preference for reducing single-use items and the use of biodegradable alternatives like coconut husk scrubbing pads. Lastly, the paragraph mentions the importance of checking local landlord-tenant laws before signing a lease.

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The second paragraph discusses the recommended order for cleaning a new home, suggesting a top-to-bottom approach due to gravity, to avoid re-cleaning messes from higher surfaces. It covers cleaning vents, appliances, countertops, and built-in units, with a reminder to check for filters in water dispensers or ice makers. The narrator also mentions the need for tenants to inform landlords about maintenance issues, even if it's the landlord's responsibility, and shares personal experiences with maintenance quality. There's also a mention of cleaning grout and the possibility of tenants doing the job themselves for better results, with a suggestion to negotiate rent concessions for such efforts.

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🧽 Deep Cleaning Techniques and Tools

This paragraph focuses on deep cleaning techniques, starting with vacuuming at a slow pace to maximize suction effectiveness. It mentions the use of a wet back for simultaneous vacuuming and mopping, which is more effective than traditional mopping by preventing the spread of dirty water. The narrator also discusses the limitations of their current model, such as the roller not reaching the edges, but expresses satisfaction with its performance. Additionally, the paragraph covers the cleaning of baseboards, the use of a cleanser or vacuum for dust removal, and the importance of sealing grout to prevent water damage.

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πŸ› οΈ Final Touches and Cleaning Solutions

The final paragraph wraps up the cleaning process by detailing the final touches, such as deep vacuuming and using a traditional mop or the squeegee method for hardwood floors to avoid over-saturation. The narrator recommends the Muji cleaning system for its versatility and interchangeable pieces. It also addresses the challenge of cleaning grout and shares a successful experiment with baking soda, which not only lightened the grout but also removed artifacts from the tile. Lastly, the paragraph discusses the cleaning of rags using Oxy Powder and ends with a note on the importance of authenticity and a teaser for full-time artists.

Mindmap

Keywords

πŸ’‘Deep Cleaning

Deep cleaning refers to a thorough cleaning process that goes beyond regular maintenance to remove dirt, grime, and bacteria from surfaces and fixtures. In the video, deep cleaning is the central theme as the speaker discusses cleaning various areas of a new home, including the toilet, sink, and grout, which requires special attention and cleaning techniques.

πŸ’‘Light Switches

Light switches are electrical devices used to control the flow of power to lights. In the context of the video, they are mentioned as one of the first things to clean in a new home due to potential dirt or paint residue, emphasizing the importance of cleanliness in areas that are frequently touched.

πŸ’‘Bathroom Break

The term 'bathroom break' is used humorously in the script to highlight the necessity of cleaning the bathroom thoroughly, as it is a place that will be used frequently. It underscores the importance of a clean and sanitary bathroom environment.

πŸ’‘All-Purpose Cleaner

An all-purpose cleaner is a versatile cleaning product designed to clean a wide range of surfaces without causing damage. In the video, it is mentioned as a primary tool for general cleaning tasks, illustrating the practicality of having a single product for multiple cleaning needs.

πŸ’‘Melamine Sponge

A melamine sponge is a cleaning tool known for its abrasive qualities, which make it effective for scrubbing away tough stains. The script mentions using a melamine sponge for heavy-duty stains, indicating its utility in deep cleaning scenarios.

πŸ’‘Peroxide

Peroxide, specifically hydrogen peroxide, is a common ingredient in cleaning products due to its disinfecting properties. In the video, peroxide is mentioned as part of the cleaning arsenal, demonstrating its role in sanitizing surfaces.

πŸ’‘Castile Soap

Castile soap is a vegetable-based liquid soap known for its gentle yet effective cleaning properties. The script mentions using Castile soap as an alternative to various household cleaners, reflecting a preference for natural and multipurpose cleaning solutions.

πŸ’‘Coconut Husk

A coconut husk is the fibrous outer shell of a coconut, which in the video, is mentioned as a sustainable and effective alternative to synthetic scrubbing pads. This highlights an eco-friendly approach to cleaning by repurposing a byproduct of the coconut industry.

πŸ’‘Grout

Grout is the cementitious material that binds tiles together in installations such as flooring and walls. The script discusses cleaning and possibly resealing grout to prevent moisture damage, emphasizing the importance of maintaining not just visible surfaces but also the structural elements of a space.

πŸ’‘Landlord Tenant Laws

Landlord tenant laws are the regulations governing the rights and responsibilities of landlords and tenants. The video mentions the importance of being aware of these laws, particularly regarding the expectations of cleanliness and maintenance before moving into a new place.

πŸ’‘HVAC System

An HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) system is crucial for regulating indoor air quality and temperature. The script suggests changing the filter in the HVAC system as part of the move-in cleaning process, indicating the significance of maintaining air quality in a living space.

πŸ’‘Squarespace

Squarespace is a website building platform that allows users to create and manage their own websites, blogs, and online stores. In the video, it is mentioned as a tool for content creators, providing an example of how to organize and present cleaning tools, ingredients, and methods in an online format.

Highlights

Clean and replace light switches and handles first.

Use a scraper for any paint or joint compound on light switches.

Deep clean the bathroom, especially the toilet and sink.

Use all-purpose cleaner or disinfectant for cleaning.

For heavy-duty stains, apply a steamer or use a melamine sponge.

Ingredients for cleaning include peroxide, oxygen powder, and alcohol.

Castile soap is used for scrubbing as it needs to be agitated to work effectively.

70% alcohol diluted with warm water and essential oil can be used as a disinfectant.

Coconut husk scrubbing pads are a better alternative to store-bought sponges.

Clean the toilet from the inside out by pouring water into it to lower the water level.

Replace the toilet seat for hygiene reasons.

Research landlord-tenant laws in your state as they vary.

Clean from top to bottom to avoid making a mess.

Use a vacuum for cleaning vents and other surfaces.

Request a maintenance change for the HVAC filter for better results.

Clean walls if the place has been vacant for a while to remove dust.

Clean kitchen cabinets and appliances starting from the top.

Check the refrigerator and freezer for filters that may need changing.

Use citric acid or vinegar for minor mineral build-up and CLR for heavy build-up.

Create a maintenance request for grouting if necessary.

Use a wet vacuum for both vacuuming and mopping, which is more effective.

Deep clean carpets by vacuuming at a slow pace for better suction.

Squeegee method is recommended for cleaning floor tiles to avoid over-saturating hardwood floors.

Using baking soda for grout cleaning can lighten grout and remove residual dirt.

Oxy powder is used for cleaning white rags, similar to hydrogen peroxide.

Transcripts

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you got the keys to your new place but

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now what these are the things that you

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want to clean and or replace before you

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move in now personally there's two

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things that I'm going to start with for

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anything else and that's light switches

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and handles because I mean you get it

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and again I'm gonna be extra I noticed

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that there's some paint or joint

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compound or something on this light

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switch so I'm going in with a scraper

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and getting that up first and third is

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the bathroom or shall I say at least the

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toilet in the sink which I'm sure you've

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guessed is for obvious reasons why

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you're deep cleaning for potentially

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hours you're gonna need bathroom break

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and for the most part this is going to

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be pretty simple because all you really

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need is your all-purpose cleaner or

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disinfectant but if you have any heavy

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duty stains then you might want to apply

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a steamer or in this case I'm going to

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use a melamine sponge just keep in mind

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what I said before it is safe on plastic

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but anything with a really super high

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gloss shine no

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and since you asked the ingredients or

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products that I use is pretty much all

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the things that you've seen me use thus

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far I also use peroxide oxygen powder

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and alcohol I do still buy some products

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sometimes I just have always hated the

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fact that it costs a lot of money to buy

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several different types of household

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cleaners so I generally use Castile that

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though I'm never just wiping it off with

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a Rags I'm actually really going in and

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agitating it because that is how so

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works you need to scrub but as a

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disinfectant I'll also use 70 alcohol

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diluted with warm water and essential

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oil for fragrance if I want it if you

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are using store-bought products don't

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forget to read because most of them you

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might need to apply but leave it on for

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up to 10 minutes before you wipe it for

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actually cleaning like inside the bowl

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my favorite like sponge alternative is a

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coconut husk and that is what these

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little scrubbing pads are made of I find

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this to be like a much better

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alternative to the store-bought version

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I like to reduce my single use of things

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as much as possible but because it is a

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byproduct of the coconut industry this

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is a material that would have been

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otherwise discarded anyway it's just

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making additional use it is

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biodegradable and you'll notice that I'm

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cleaning my toilet from the inside out

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and that's because you saw me pour water

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into it and fully clean the entire Bowl

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because then the water is low enough for

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you to get all the porcelain and that's

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another reason why I start with the

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toilet first because any back spray that

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gets on the rest of the bathroom the

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damage is done and then I can clean

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afterwards in my first move-in video I

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also replaced the toilet seat because I

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feel like the landlord should just

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already do this actually that's number

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one before you even sign a lease look up

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any landlord tenant laws in your state

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because that can vary a lot because like

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in Philly for example a landlord is not

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obligated to paint in between tenants so

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even though it is something you would

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just expect is like good practice not

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everyone does it because they're not

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required to

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you want to be working from top to

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bottom because gravity if you go in that

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sequence everything from above will fall

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and since you haven't gotten to that

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surface yet you're not making more of a

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mess that you're gonna have to re-clean

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later so for me that means I'm going to

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be cleaning my vents first and it was at

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about this point that I realized girl

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what is you doing like you literally

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have a whole vacuum I will get something

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new and then just let it sit in the Box

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for like days if not weeks I'm

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struggling to even describe it but it's

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like buying it was Peak dopamine and now

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I'm waiting for it in the mail you have

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to like wait for the excitement or a

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burst of inspiration to actually

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interact with it

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and this is just the bare minimum

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because what you really want to do is

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call your landlord or put in a

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maintenance request to change the filter

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in your HVAC system and you're not going

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to believe the results or actually at

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this point I'm sure you definitely would

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because after I was cleaning in the last

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video the worst is to be expected

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is it Overkill maybe but depending on

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the place that you have this might be

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absolutely necessary you can clean the

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walls the reason you might want to do

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this is if your place has sat vacant for

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a bit of time really though I'm doing

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this as a cleanup because I do intend to

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paint this is helping me clean up any

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dust before I do that

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the next highest surface is the tops of

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my kitchen cabinets that you saw me do

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and then naturally you can clean the top

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cabinets as well now that you've worked

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your way down you can work on appliances

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and any like mid-level surfaces things

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like countertops and any built-in units

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that are in maybe your wardrobe and that

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I've already covered in part one so I'll

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have it linked in the description box

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and it's also popping up on the screen

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right now and that'll walk you through

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things like your oven dishwasher garbage

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disposal anything I didn't show you was

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the refrigerator and the freezer but

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something to keep in mind for that is if

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you do have like a water dispenser or

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ice maker do check to make sure that you

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don't have a filter that you need to

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change

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got some place

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got no hesitation it's about the journey

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not the destination guess I'm about to

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stress my patience honestly I want to

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have a conversation with all the people

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that help me become a good mom your

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fathers good moms good Sons

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just like in the kitchen I had mineral

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buildup on a faucet if it's not too bad

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you can get away with the weak acid like

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citric acid or vinegar because you're

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really built up just go for the CLR and

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by the way anything that I'm using

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cleaners tools ingredients all that I'd

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like to have everything just like in one

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place on the blog but currently it is

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under construction I think it needs a

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revamp so you can write everything in

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the description box instead of the

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website which by the way is very easy to

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do you can either drag everything to

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this portion of like your menu which

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will make it invisible so you can leave

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some stuff and not others and create an

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entirely new page like a cover page or

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landing page that says coming soon or

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under construction or literally not make

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the page public at all and keep it under

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password so again usability easy to

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navigate as usual if you're a Creator

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wanting to run a Blog create an online

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shop or just have a portfolio on the

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internet you can run any type of

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platform with Squarespace and run a

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newsletter and use their bio sites to

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link all of your social media channels

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so you've got options and you can get a

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discount with my code a between e or

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just head to squarespace.com backslash a

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between e

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thank you

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of those things that is absolutely not

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your problem because it's the landlord's

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responsibility to maintain an upkeep

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property however you as the tenant do

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need to make them aware One Step they

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don't notice they have to address it

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this just so happens to be one of those

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things that I'm so used to doing that it

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would be faster for me to do it myself

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and also would ensure that it's done

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properly because I've had maintenance do

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like the sloppiest job possible so that

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they can just move on literally just

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slap it on spray it with some soapy

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water and then wipe it with their finger

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in any excess they just don't really

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care how it looks well I do because it

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will be with an eyeshadow of me while I

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take a bath so again I'm doing this

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myself however remember you don't have

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to grout is one of those things that has

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to be resealed but unfortunately a lot

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of owners are absentee landlords so

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they're not always fully aware of what's

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going on their property because they

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literally live in another state or have

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someone else manage it who could

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probably be doing a better job so this

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will keep moisture from getting in and

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causing any water damage which they

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definitely don't want so really I'm

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doing a favor especially if you feel the

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same what you can do is just kind of

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mention you taking care of it yourself

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and see if they will give you some type

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of concession on rent to compensate you

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and also save them the money of not

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having to hire someone

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continue to work our way down now we're

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at the baseboards we go in with a

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cleanser or in my case if you have any

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dust from filling holes and sanding then

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you can of course vacuum as well

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I love my wet back because you can do

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both vacuuming and mopping at the same

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time and I feel like it's more effective

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because it's actually suctioning the

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water off of the floors so you're not

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just pushing around dirty mop water and

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you dock it to the charging station

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where it will self-clean the roller

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debris Channel however it does require

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more cleaning than that doesn't really

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bother me though I still find it less

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labor intensive than mopping the only

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con and that's actually just specific to

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this model is that the roller doesn't

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reach all the way to the edge so I would

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love to upgrade but this one still works

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and these ain't cheap so I will just

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continue to be grateful

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all right

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then of course you want to do a really

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good Deep Cleaner way that you do that

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is vacuuming at a really slow pace this

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just gives the suction more time to get

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farther down again this is from a

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previous video so if you want to see the

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full thing I'll put it up on the screen

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and put it in the description box and as

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an alternative to the wet vac of course

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you can do a traditional mop and for

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floor towels especially I love to do the

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squeegee method because obviously with

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hardwood you don't want to over saturate

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the floors even if they're engineered I

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recommend the Muji system because it has

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lots of interchangeable pieces to

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accommodate different areas and

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different cleaning styles

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despite all the things I've tried even

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steam I have not been able to change the

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color of the grout even though I

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technically planned to change the color

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with one of those pins I thought I'd at

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least give it a try

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and you'll notice that immediately it

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kind of looks like there is a difference

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but I was skeptical that it was just the

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baking soda and it was but I still

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wasn't entirely sure if it was making a

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difference so I said we gonna do a side

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by side comparison and I did half of the

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floor

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and to make cleanup easier I use the wet

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vac which as you can see the ring on the

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screen is now red that's because

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actually Auto detects when there is more

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of a mess to clean up and afterwards

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there was no denying it because not only

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did it clearly lighten the grout because

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this is completely dry at this point

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also it seems to have taken a lot of

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artifact off of the tile like something

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told me that those little gray areas

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were not actually part of the marble and

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I was correct even though I only focused

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on the grout it seems that the residual

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has picked up on those areas this was

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the second most asked question which is

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how do I clean these Rags because it is

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bold to be using white and technically I

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don't do anything special I just use Oxy

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Powder which believe it or not is kind

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of sort of like a solid version of

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hydrogen peroxide

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but if you don't like this music then

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don't be listening to it you know I'm

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just a dude that you know or something

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similar if you don't keep it real can

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you go somewhere but here cause you know

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we're only losing control

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I say if you don't like this music you

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don't be listening to it you know I'm

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just a dude that you know or something

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similar if you don't keep it real then

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you go somewhere but here cause you know

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we're only losing control just for a

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minute so this is a recap of everything

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that we've done

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uh

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yeah

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full-time artists don't talk keep it

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real no secret I wanted to get home to

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my own release

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what's the point of seeing season stay I

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pledge my allegiance

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I stumbled in the greatest

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