8 DIY Swiffer Pads You Can Make In A Pinch
From regular paper towels to cloth diapers, these clever makeshift Swiffer pad swaps prove you can clean in a pinch — no store run required.
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Will Tape And Heat Remove Stubborn Price Tag Stickers? Here's What Our Test Revealed
We tested this tape hack to remove price tag stickers. We tried several types of tape on different materials, and they all came to the same result.
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Man's Invention Upgrades Familiar Toilet Item: 'I Just Thought I Could Make It Better'
Toilet paper holders have had roughly the same design since they were patented in the 1890s, but this device puts a more accessible spin on a simple item.
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12 Types Of Ultrasonic Tools That Will Have Your Home Clean In No Time
Ultrasonic waves can help clean items around your home, but which products are best? Here are 12 types of tools that leverage the technology.
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Steps To Take Before You Put Your Humidifier Away In Storage For The Season
Put your humidifier in storage before taking these steps, and you may end up breathing in mold and bacteria next time you turn it on. Here’s what to know.
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Say Goodbye To Flies Around Your Trash Cans With The Help Of This Essential Oil
Essential oils often have insect-repelling qualities that could work as an alternative to insecticide. This fragrant herb oil could banish flies from the trash.
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Don't Throw Out Your Old Fleece Blanket — Turn It Into A Handy Cleaning Tool
Fleece blankets are inexpensive and cozy, but they also work as a cleaning tool. Cut down a used fleece blanket into a reusable, eco-friendly cleaning tool.
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The Dollar Tree Cleaning Essential That Will Save You Money With A Swiffer
Swiffer replacement pads cost a lot of money to replace regularly. A reusable Dollar Tree product could change that without compromising effectiveness.
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Remove Snow & Ice From Your Driveway In A Pinch Using 9 Items In The Pantry
A frozen-over driveway is a dreaded reality for anyone living in freezing parts of the U.S. Run out of deicer or rock salt? Look to pantry staples for help.
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Say Goodbye To The Trash Can Scuffing Up Your Wall With A Smart Solution
Scuffed and scratched walls behind the trash can can feel unavoidable, but this simple hack provides a solution that's both protective and stylish.
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How Often You Should Really Be Disinfecting Your Mop And Broom
If you aren't cleaning your cleaning tools, your chores might just be a waste of time. Here's how often experts recommend cleaning mops and brooms.
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Debunking Common DIY Hacks For Repelling Mice
You might search for the quickest fix possible after discovering a mouse in your home, but many common DIY solutions may only postpone or prolong your problem.
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The Safer Way To Remove Snow And Ice From Your Driveway
Treating snow and ice with rock salt can cause damage to concrete, plants, and animals, such as pets. Instead, consider this safer alternative.
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Use Leftover Fireplace Ash To Absorb Odors & Leave Your Trash Can Smelling Fresh
Thanks to its alkaline properties, fireplace ash is great at neutralizing those lingering musty smells in your trash can. Here's how to use it.
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Clean As You Cook Vs After: Settling The Big Debate
You've heard the debate before: to clean up as you cook or wait until you're done. We looked at professional kitchens to clear the air, and we have a winner.
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12 Pool Noodle Hacks That Will Get Your Home Through Winter With More Ease
From DIY wiper covers to preventing burst pipes, pool noodles are surprisingly versatile tools that can help protect your home through colder months.
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Heavy Rain In Your Area Lately? You Might Want To Check Your Toilet - Here's Why
After heavy rain, a splashing sound coming from the toilet in the middle of the night is the stuff nightmares are made of, especially if you go to investigate.
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CES 2026: 9 New Robots That Could Make Household Chores More Convenient
CES 2026, a yearly consumer electronics conference, saw robots that promise to help with everything from loading the washing machine to vacuuming the stairs.
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How To Keep A Sherpa Comforter Looking As Good As The Day You Bought It
Sherpa comforters are deliciously fluffy, but they require some maintenance to stay that way, as the wrong habits can cause damage. Here’s what to know.
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You're Likely Using Disinfectant Spray And Wipes Wrong. Here's Why
Many homes rely on disinfectant sprays and wipes, but small missteps can limit their effectiveness and leave surfaces less protected than expected.
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Say Goodbye To Rust On Your Fireplace Screen With These Tips
Rust can shorten the life of a fireplace screen, but a few smart habits and cleaning choices can help keep this essential feature looking and working its best.
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Start Adding Home Maintenance To Your New Year's Resolutions. Here's Why
Regular home maintenance is key for a safe, clean house, but when do you take on these tasks, and how? Follow along as we share tips for a maintenance schedule.
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The Coffee Ground Hack To Try Outside Doors And Windows
Coffee grounds are surrounded by myths, but one practical use focuses on entry points around the home, where a familiar nuisance tends to show up.
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The Kitchen Trash Can Hack That Can Help You Form Better Cleaning Habits
If you're struggling to maintain a clean kitchen, this trash can hack might help you develop a cleaning routine and a fresher-smelling space.
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8 Common Products You Should Never Use To Clean The Microwave
A sparkling microwave isn't always a healthy one. Some everyday cleaning products can cause damage or safety issues when used inside this kitchen staple.
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Say Goodbye To Rock Salt Stains On Your Carpet With This Handy Kitchen Essential
Rock salt is an essential during the chilly months of the year, but it can cause serious damage to your floors. Clean up with this item you likely already have.
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The Winter Hack That Has People Putting A Bowl Of Salt By The Window
Salt has many beneficial properties, including the ability to absorb moisture. Placing a bowl of it on a windowsill can also reduce this common winter problem.
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