Essential oils are for more than homemade cleaning products. You can also use them to repel all sorts of annoying pests in the home and garden. Here's how!
Kitchen gloves protect hands from dirt and germs, but because they do, they also need cleaning. This ingredient can do the trick (as well as neutralize odors).
Keeping the home clean and tidy requires a range of cleaning products. This is the kitchen ingredient you can use to deal with maggots around the house.
Cleaning baking sheets can be incredibly difficult and time consuming. However, a Magic Eraser could be just what you need to deal with crusty, baked-on food.
To clean algae growing around your home, a natural solution is likely sitting in your kitchen cabinet. The key to this easy cleaning solution is acetic acid.
A new scuff mark on your favorite leather chair shouldn't cause a panic, as a solution can be found right in the bathroom. It's a product you use every day.
Anyone who has stored food in plastic containers knows that the stains left by certain foods can be unsightly. Learn how to get rid of stains on plastic dishes.
A clogged vacuum hose can make cleaning time even more of a chore. But you can fix it! Learn how to use a common household item to clear vacuum hose clogs.
Once you're done grilling your choice of meat, you're usually left with a grimy grill. To clean it, some may have considered using beer. But should you?
Silverfish eat various things, including paper and dust, and the bathroom provides the perfect environment for these bugs to hide. Here's how to keep them out.
Your oven door gets pretty grimy, and it also harbors bacteria so neglecting to clean it isn't a good long-term plan. Thankfully this hack makes it much easier.
When it comes to bed bugs, the time is now to get rid of them, and your cat's litter box holds an effective solution. Here's what cat litter does to bed bugs.
Toilet bowl cleaner is a godsend especially if you've got some seriously stubborn stains to tackle. But how long does toilet bowl cleaner actually take to work?
Hydrogen peroxide, known for cleaning wounds, has many other uses around the home. From removing stains to cleaning dishes, you'll want to keep it on hand.
Before you throw away that used tea bag, remember that old smelly carpet you're thinking of trashing. Some used tea bags can bring a stinky carpet back to life.