16 Old-School Cleaning Products Practically Nobody Uses Anymore
Plenty of cleaning products have come and gone over the years. Here are some once-popular retro cleaning products that you won't see much of today.
Read MorePlenty of cleaning products have come and gone over the years. Here are some once-popular retro cleaning products that you won't see much of today.
Read MoreThis hack helps absorb moisture from your clothing while reducing drying time, keeping the fabrics in tact. And all you need is a simple household essential.
Read MoreCandle warmers are hot right now — and you can use them to heat more than just candles. Here's another way to use them to wake up your home with a great smell.
Read MoreSending certain items down your garbage disposal drain can be a recipe for disaster. Keep things running smoothly by avoiding this unexpected clog culprit.
Read MoreNo one likes a stinky pair of shoes. We've compiled 10 of our top tips to help you prevent the bacteria and fungi that causes these foul odors.
Read MoreSwiffer refills are one of the most expensive things about the product. If you've run out and don't want to buy more, swap in this kitchen staple.
Read MoreOver time, UV rays and indoor pollutants can discolor your blinds. Follow these simple steps to turn them from dirty yellow to bright white.
Read MoreWhen it comes to cleaning around the house, sometimes it's better to go back to basics. These tried-and-true cleaning methods are still the best.
Read MorePaper towels aren't just for wiping up spills; they can also be used to help keep sink drains clear, prevent certain messes, and clean kitchen appliances.
Read MoreMold in a home is an unwelcome surprise — especially when it comes back after you clean it. Here's how to banish it for good (and why it came back).
Read MoreLet the couch cuddling commence! With the help of this common household item, you don’t have to worry about Fido’s fur all over your furniture.
Read MoreAll it takes is one or two drops of a surprising laundry room essential to get laminate and vinyl floors clean — no fancy cleaners required.
Read MoreSweater shavers quickly and easily remove pilling from clothing, but did you know you can also use them around the house on fabrics that are prone to the same?
Read MoreNothing will cause more panic than accidentally spilling your favorite drop of red onto white carpet. Can removing the stain be as simple as using white wine?
Read MoreSalt makes ice melt more quickly, making it a life-saver in winter — yet it can also cause major damage to your floors without these precautions.
Read MoreIf unloading your dishwasher is your least favorite chore, it might be due to where your dishes are stored. Ina Garten's tip makes putting things away easy.
Read MoreSpring's around the corner, and you haven't got any seed starter pots left after last season. Instead, raid your medicine cabinet for these nifty substitutes.
Read MoreCleaning grout is no one's favorite job, but it's even worse if you use the wrong type of cleaning solution that can actually damage your grout.
Read MoreIf your microfiber towels are losing their effectiveness too quickly, it might be because you're making one crucial mistake when you're washing them.
Read MoreDirty grout is an eyesore, but what if there was a product that could restore your grout's appearance while also cleaning your tile? Consumer Reports found one.
Read MoreThere's KonMari, the four-box method, and the one-box method, but have you heard of micro-decluttering? If you struggle to manage the mess, give it a try.
Read MoreWant to avoid that obvious, seemingly uncleanable white film on your tiles? It's called grout haze. Luckily, there are some accessible DIY prevention solutions.
Read MoreYour mashing machine can severely damage certain shoe materials, but you can sanitize them with everything from pantry staples to specialist disinfectants.
Read MoreWhether we're talking snazzy sneakers or summer sandals, they're bound to get dirty at some point. Clean them easily with this cheap, white block of magic.
Read MoreBathrooms are humid, and accessories quickly get covered in soap scum, dust, and even mold. You can clean some, though not all, of them in the dishwasher.
Read MoreWondering if you may have a bat infestation in your attic? These are the signs to look for -- and methods for getting them out and keeping them out.
Read MoreDon't let stubborn grout stains ruin your tile's appearance. With this low-cost Amazon buy, refreshing the look of your grout is a quick and effortless project.
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