Cleaning
Have you got dust bunnies the size of elephants? It's probably time to clean up. Get some easy tips and techniques to get you started.
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Don't toss those used dryer sheets! This versatile product can be reused for a wide variety of additional purposes. And new sheets have uses besides preventing static cling.
Washing soda is more basic (as opposed to alkaline) and is stronger than baking soda, so it can be used for everything from tough stains to clogged drains.
Our computer screens get truly gross sometimes, but what is the correct way to clean them?
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Dishwasher tablets are great for doing dishes, sure, but there are so many more cool uses for them.
By Alia Hoyt
Aluminum foil is one of those everyday kitchen items that we don't really give much thought to, but it can be used for a lot more than wrapping leftovers.
By Alia Hoyt
Your dishwasher is a lifesaver that probably comes in handy every night. But are you using the best detergent so your dishes are as clean as they possibly can be?
By Jeremy Glass
The Magic Eraser seems like it can take on just about any cleaning job. But can it? And what is this sponge-like thing anyway?
By Jeremy Glass
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Despite what you may have heard, it's pretty easy to clean a cast-iron skillet. We'll show you how.
By Jeremy Glass
There are thousands of reported uses for WD-40, an aerosol lubricant that's as handy as duct tape. We look at 12 of the more creative ones we've found for this miracle product.
Those worn but loved sneaks can look almost new with a few cleaning tips we got from a pro.
By Alia Hoyt
You're being eco-friendly and eschewing plastic for reusable bags. But don't forget about your health, too, and toss those bags in the washing machine!
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A simple rinse of the mug may not be enough to keep germs at bay.
By Alia Hoyt
Hydrogen peroxide is most likely in your first-aid kit. But it can be deployed for a whole variety of cleaning, gardening and beauty purposes you may have never ever thought of.
We've all accidentally put something in the dryer that we shouldn't have. If a garment comes out two sizes small, follow our tips for ways to unshrink it.
By Alia Hoyt
Studies show that living in a cluttered space can lead to depression, anxiety and other mental disorders.
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So you're all better now but there are probably a lot of germs lingering in your house. What's the best way to get rid of them?
By Alia Hoyt
It seems counterintuitive to wash new garments before wearing them. After all, they're brand-new and look clean! But there's a lot more going on behind the clothing scenes than we realize.
By Alia Hoyt
You know to clean toilets and wash dishes, but some things aren't as obviously in need of a good scrubdown. Take this quiz to find out how your cleaning skills stack up.
By Alia Hoyt
All those dust mites, body oils and drool do a number on the cleanliness of your pillow. Grossed out yet?
By Alia Hoyt
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Once a month might be good for washing your car, but your bedsheets could stand a little more care.
By Alia Hoyt
Between overdoing it with the sanitizer and never washing our hands after using the toilet is the sweet spot for good hygiene.
By Dave Roos
While laywomen give answers ranging from "after every use" to "once a month," experts have a definite number.
By Alia Hoyt
Answer: A lot less time than you're probably thinking.
By Alia Hoyt
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Keep your marble looking like new with these simple tips.
Keeping your water softener clean prevents costly repairs.