Want to know the secret to streak-free mirrors and windows? Well, it’s an easy at-home solution you can make yourself. All you need is: 1 1/2 cups water 1 1/2 tablespoons white vinegar 3 drops peppermint essential oil 1 1/2 Read more
Obviously, you don’t want to use the pillowcase you sleep on every night, but using a pillowcase to clean your ceiling fans is a hack that you need to try ASAP. The pillowcase holds the dust so it doesn’t fall Read more
Everyone has a different idea of what “clean” actually means. Some think a sparkling floor is clean, while others are happy with just doing a load of laundry. Ask yourself questions like, how much stuff do I have and what Read more
Vacuuming a room horizontally and then vertically to get all of the trapped dirt. Most cleaning experts agree that vacuuming slowly is also important to ensure that vacuum picks up all the dirt particles.
You can use a soap dispenser dish brush in your shower. Mark it for the bathroom only with a permanent marker, and fill it with your favorite dish soap.Hang it in the shower, and you can scrub the shower while Read more
No, a bathroom tile cleaner shouldn’t be used to wipe down your mirrors. The right products that actually clean go a long way to getting the job done more effectively and efficiently for you.
Sometimes moving around the mop bucket only makes more of a mess thanks to the dirty water splashing around. We have a bucket-less mopping technique that works wonders: a spray bottle filled with diluted cleaning solution and a microfiber mop.
Kill two birds with one stone by doing similar cleaning tasks at the same time. Clean your baseboards when you are vacuuming or washing floors, clean blinds when you are cleaning windows, etc.
In this hack, a potato becomes a cleaning all-star. Paired with salt and vegetable oil, this trick will return your rust-covered iron skillet to its former beauty.
When de-crusted and rolled into a ball, a slice of white or rye bread becomes a natural eraser. To lift marks, don’t rub: Just dab gently at the surface with your rolled-up bread ball, and voila! You can also use Read more