A first-person YouTube monologue warning that dishwasher tablets can leave chemical residues on porous dishes, potentially exposing users over time. The speaker inspects a perfumed glass, points out detergent pictograms and powerful concentrated chemicals designed for short/economical cycles, and demonstrates a cheap post-wash treatment: pour cheap white vinegar (or lemon juice) into the dishwasher and run a short cycle to remove chemical smells and residues. The speaker acknowledges a small extra cost in water/electricity, claims the treated dishes are neutral-smelling and safe to eat from, and closes with promotions for their book, a candidate support kit partnership, and a forthcoming AI project.
Hello, my friends. Aren't we slowly being killed by our dishwashers? Let me tell you a story. The other day I was emptying the dishwasher and I smelled a glass. A glass? It smelled good. It had a smell. A pleasant chemical smell. It was shiny, very pretty. I was wondering why it smelled like that. Because glass itself has no smell. Why does it smell like that? If the smell is there, it means there's a chemical on it. You have to know one thing. A good part of the dishes, whether they're glass or porcelain or whatever, on a microscopic level, if you look at them, they're porous. They look like a sponge. That means they're able to hold products and then release them later. So I thought to myself, hey, there were still some leftover dishwashing liquid on it. You know, plastics are put in dishes. Plus, if you look closely, it's happened to me sometimes by mistake to wash the dishes without a tablet, to forget to put the paste in. How do the dishes come out? They come out dull with limescale deposits on them and all that. Okay, they don't smell like that smell I'm talking about. And they make them limescale. They don't shine. Why does it shine? When I put the paste in, I started to think. I even started. I won't hide it to look at the dishwasher with new eyes. Look, I'll show you these tablets. I bought some, and you can literally smell them through the bag. So it's a dangerous chemical. You see here, there's a sort of pictogram that tells you that it's a dangerous product. A tablet of what's in there could send someone to the morgue. You know, let's not kid ourselves. So what does this paste contain? It contains powder. Typically, you see powder and chemicals of different colors. This is to make everything shine, to make the shine nice. By the way, if you look at the advertisement here, what do they say here? They have something to make it shine. They have a product so that even on short cycles it. It is clean and all that. So we have very powerful chemicals that are supposed to work even on short cycles, and which are supposed to work also because if you look at the machines, the dishwasher, they are supposed to work economically. This means using very little water. So notice the combination of the two. We have a very powerful consonant of a L or so of water. There will inevitably be chemicals left on the dishes. When we use these dishes to drink or eat or whatever, these chemicals will gradually be released back into us. It is not yet 100% conclusive. But there is toxicity, there is exposure. So what do I start to do? Let me tell you. I found a solution that is inexpensive and simple that I use every day. Let me show you. I wash normally. I normally wash the dishes with one of these tablets. I feel like I have no choice. I want to say I found tablets that were said to be natural, but in general, they ended up clogging up the dishwasher and they ended up getting poop everywhere. So once the cycle is finished, what do I do? I open the dishwasher. I bought this. This. This is vinegar. This is vinegar. This is combat vinegar. You know, as they say in Algeria, it's really cheap vinegar. This bottle cost me 35 cents here in the UK you can probably find it at the bottom of the shelf for next to nothing. So I take this and I pour it liberally. I put this bottle in. It'll probably last me five washes, let's say. Or sometimes I mix it with this, but that's more expensive. This is lemon juice. This is lemon juice. Okay, that costs more. That cost me 15, 1, 15 cents. Okay, so I pour this or that or even both. You know, I pour it well, I close the machine and turn it on. Half an hour later, it's done. So when I open it, what do I have? I have clean dishes. It's shiny. There's no limescale on it or anything. It no longer smells like chemicals. The smell of that product is gone. It's gone. It's finished. And I'll add something else. It doesn't smell like vinegar or lemon. There's no smell at all. When you put the glass to your nose, you no longer get any chemical. Vinegar, lemon or anything else smells. It's completely neutral and it's clean and shiny. So that's what I'm doing now. Now, it's true that it costs me a little more water, maybe a little more electricity, but in return, I guarantee that I'm not gradually consuming residues of washing up liquids or dishwashing products that cause damage. And there's even scientific research that's slowly moving in that direction. So there you have it. I wanted to share this story with you, and you should know one thing. This is something you can drink, you can consume. I can put it in a salad. It's not the best vinegar on earth, but I can eat it. It's not toxic. That's the same, you know, that's the same. I can open it, put it in the cap. I can drink it no problem. Oh, that's true. It's a bit strong, a bit unpleasant. So you see, we are eliminating deadly chemicals. I'm eliminating them with products that are ultimately edible, you see. So there you have it. I wanted to share this with you. Do it, please, and tell me what you think about it. Before you go, I would like to remind you of my book, the Great Reset, available on Amazon and at TV Liberte, in paperback or on Amazon. On Kindle as well. I also wanted to talk to you about a partnership. They don't sponsor this video. It's really serious. It's a partnership. I'm getting more and more involved with them, you know, on the videos about working with Qilyuz. And I'll give you a download in the link, in the description of the video. I'll give you a download of their candidate kit. They provide candidate support. There's a free kit that people can download. There's a lot of stuff in it, There's a lot of value in it. And what's more, they provide one on one support. How do you say it? How would you say it? Individual, in fact. And all of this is supported by Paul Implois, by France Travail. So I spoke to the founder and I think they're very serious people. And in addition to what I'm doing here, I'll tell you about it in the video. I'm going to work with them and get more involved with them on their project. So don't hesitate to download their kit. Something else I wanted to tell you. I'm working on a big AI project. I'll make a special video for that. But in the meantime, I'll also give you a key. I'll also give you the information to be able to generate images. There are some breathtaking images that even surpass what the Americans offer you. See you soon, my friends, and I'll see you in the next video.
