Fill a bucket of warm soapy water and dunk in a microfiber sponge. Squeeze excess water (or you'll get surface marks) and work top to bottom to wipe down cabinets, counters, and other surfaces. Rinse ...

Key Points Give your stove a quick wipe with a paper towel after every use to keep it cleaner for longer.Wipe back to front to avoid dragging dirt over cleaned areas. Always clean with a bright, ...

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“Divide and conquer” works wonders for leaf cleanup. Divide your lawn into sections and tackle each one at a time, taking ...

If you’ve just invested in a luxury, organic or natural mattress then you'll want to get as many years of use out of your new bed as possible, which means knowing exactly how to take care it. Many of ...

When KC Davis started posting cleaning videos on TikTok, she felt that she would be judged. “I almost didn’t post it,” she says. “I was like, ‘Oh, people are going to judge me for my messy house.’” ...

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Housekeepers are like lawyers. They see you at your worst—yes, mostly your home, but you too—and keep their lips sealed. With a cleaning confidante like that, it’s only natural to want to do little ...