Wash reusable bags Reusable grocery bags cut down on wasteful plastic, but they can get grimy over time. Look at the care label on your reusable bags to determine the best way to clean them. If they’re not machine washable, Read more
Spring cleaning is all about tackling the areas you forget about during the rest of the year. Grab an extendable duster, like the one from GH Seal holder Swiffer, and attack ceiling fans, hanging and recessed lights, vents and more. Read more
Trash bags break, and when they do, washing your trash can is the only way to keep odors out of your home. To wash the inside of your trash can, hose it down and scrub the inside with your favorite Read more
To freshen drains (not unclog them) and help keep them free-flowing, mix a half cup of baking soda with one fourth of a cup of table salt. Pour the mixture down the drain, followed by one cup of warmed white Read more
Cleaning your oven is an essential part of spring cleaning. Use the appliance’s self-cleaning function to remove stubborn, baked-on grime. If your oven doesn’t have one, place a hot, wet cloth on top of burned spots to help soften the Read more
Rid painted walls of dust by wiping them with a damp microfiber mop. For walls with vinyl wallpaper, make sure to wring out the damp mop well to avoid damage. Skip the water altogether if you’re dealing with paper, fabric Read more
Getting rid of expired makeup, skincare and hair products is a quick way to declutter. Not all products note an expiration date, but many say how many months the product will last after opening. #Buckscountycleaning, #clean, #cleaning, #cleaningbusiness, #cleaningcompany, #cleaningcrew, Read more
Switch to the upholstery tool on your vacuum to go over both sides of cushions and underneath them. The crevice tool is a great way to remove any gunk along the trim and stitching. After, use a handheld garment steamer Read more
Turns out, you can put your plastic or vinyl shower curtain in the washing machine. Select a warm, delicate cycle or for very dirty liners a hot, short cycle adding in some bleach (for clear or white liners) and some Read more
To clean makeup brushes, squeeze a few drops of baby shampoo or Dawn dish soap into your palm and rub the bristle tips into the soap, then gently work the suds through them. To rinse, hold the brush (bristles down) Read more