Want to keep paint from dripping down the brush and onto your hand, arm, or floor? This hack reuses a common household item to keep your paint jobs neat.
If your kitchen has an overall bad odor from the garbage can or from cooking, learn how to give it a fresher smell with the help of leftover orange peels.
It's so frustrating when you go to use a baby wipe and the whole package is dried out. But don't just throw it away. They can be super helpful when cleaning.
For a quick and easy way to keep your shower shiny, look no further than your kitchen pantry. Use this everyday baking product for a pristinely polished shower.
Vinegar is a beloved pantry staple that pulls double duty as a fantastic cleaner, but some metal surfaces aren't built to withstand this acidic substance.
If you want to avoid cleaning your shower head with vinegar, there's a great alternative that's probably already in your house. Degrime with this cleaning hack.
Cleaning the stains and grease off your pizza stone can be hard work. Thankfully, you can make an easy solution with an ingredient already in your pantry.
If you associate the smell of citrus with a clean home, you'll be happy to know you can freshen your carpet with this hack using a citrusy kitchen ingredient.
House Digest spoke exclusively to paint experts Julie Fisher and Lisbeth Parada from Dutch Boy Paints for the inside scoop on clean-friendly paint finishes.
Discolored plastic containers from food stains are bound to happen. However, what if you could eliminate them with a bit of vinegar? Here, we tested it out.
Learn why it's crucial to avoid putting wooden kitchenware in the dishwasher and explore the best practices for cleaning and maintaining wood utensils.
Toilet cleaning hacks are all over the internet and social media. We tried three popular drink-based ones to see if they could really tackle stubborn grime.
If you want to try to repel rats with an all-natural solution, check out some essential oil combinations that are scientifically proven to be effective.
Disinfectant wipes make cleaning your toilet a breeze, but be forewarned that relying on them too much could potentially leave you vulnerable to viruses.