After you schedule a mirror replacement, you can keep your mirrors looking great by practicing proper cleaning techniques.
Even innocuous products like dish soap can lead to big (and expensive) problems if you use it for the wrong task.
Few chores are as perennial as cleaning the bathroom. The loo probably gets more use per square foot than any other space in the house. As a result, it has to be cleaned more frequently as well. You may think you know all there is to know about getting your bathroom spick-and-span. But there are a few unconventional ways to cleanse the commode and scrub the tub that you’ve probably never heard of, including these surprising favorites.
Save much-needed time – not to mention your sanity – with these cleaning hacks that take advantage of everyday items to tackle your home’s toughest glass cleaning needs.
We at Glass Doctor® are investigating common assumptions about household chores. Are they fact or fiction? For example: Is it really necessary to clean your shower head?
Gardening tools, bikes, the ginormous inflatable unicorn: This primer gives you the nitty-gritty on all of them.
Routines we use to clean the home become second nature. We may never stop to think if we’re doing it right or if we could be doing it better. Believe it or not, there are actually some right and wrong ways to dust, mop, scrub, vacuum, and clean essentially everything in the home. Worried now that you've been incorrect this whole time? Click through to see the most common mistakes and how to fix them.
Take the stress out of this season cleaning challenges using these shortcuts.
Your goal: To keep a clean house. But it may surprise you to discover that there are certain items and spaces in your home that actually don’t require as much washing and scrubbing as you may think. Of course, there’s no such thing as a house that’s too clean, but your time is precious. That’s why we've rounded up 9 things that don’t need to be cleaned as often as you probably clean them. Take some time now to learn where you can…
Adopt these habits and your toilet, shower, and sink will always sparkle.
It's simple: The faster you clean, the sooner you're done. The following tips are guaranteed to satisfy your need for cleaning speed.
If you've been avoiding cleaning your microwave, this trick is going to make you very happy.
Cleaning house is easy if you clean in the correct order. Learn how to clean the hardest room first, then dusting, mopping and vacuuming and on to the kitchen.
The key to cleaning a room quickly is an understanding of which tasks to tackle first and knowing which tools you need before you start (so you don't have to walk back and forth through your house a million times), as well as possessing a simple list of instructions in the order you need to go in to ensure that not much thinking is required.
Clean heating and cooling registers with soapy water and a soft brush. Heating and cooling registers should be cleaned about once a year, but most people don't think about them until they have to be removed for something like a painting project. Begin by dunking them in soapy water. A gentle scrubbing with a soft brush is all it takes to remove the dust and mildew that build up on the louvers. Then rinse them with clean water and be sure they're completely…
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HomeAdvisor's carpet cleaning cost guide lists average costs reported by real customers. Learn what affects the total price including type of carpet, square footage, etc.
Spring cleaning doesn't have to be the bane of your existence this year. And you'll feel like such a boss once it's actually done.
Easily clean your entire home with these 35 genius spring cleaning tips and tricks from top professional cleaners around the country.