How To Take Care Of Dust In The Air From Cleaning The House
Cleaning your home is frustrating when dust collects on surfaces you just dusted. Luckily, there are several ways to keep dust out of the air while cleaning.
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How To Clean Your Solid Wood Worktops
Wood countertops require a bit of extra care, but it's well worth it. Here are our best tips for cleaning solid wood worktops to keep them looking great.
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You Can Use A Tennis Ball To Make Cleaning Your Floors So Much Easier
Cleaning hacks are always welcomed guests in the home and this one lets you get rid of pesky scuff marks with something you probably have in the garage.
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Mercury Stardust, TikTok's 'Trans Handy-Ma'am,' Is Releasing A Book On Home Repair
It can be difficult to know how to best fix repairs in your home, especially when you're renting. This TikTok star's new book is sure to help us all!
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Are Detachable Toilet Seats The Secret To A Truly Clean Toilet?
The areas around the toilet seat hinges are difficult to clean because of their location and how quickly they accumulate dirt. Enter detachable toilet seats.
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Are You Vacuuming Your Carpets The Correct Way?
Since household chores are bad enough, you want to make running the vacuum worth the effort, and this vacuuming technique will give you clean results.
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A Tennis Racket Is The Trick To Dust-Free Couch Cushions
Instead of vacuuming or lint rolling, this dust-extraction method disrupts the fine dust that has settled into the upholstery. See this hack!
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The Hack That Will Make Collecting Dirty Towels From Your Kitchen So Much Easier
Staying on top of your tidying tasks can be simplified with a few life hacks, such as this one that addresses the need to collect dirty towels from the kitchen.
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How Often Should You Really Be Deep Cleaning Your Cutting Boards?
You might be unpleasantly surprised to learn just how many germs and unwanted bacteria can fester in the cracks of a cutting board even if you've rinsed it!
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The Hack That Will Give Your Vacuum Cleaner A Much Longer Reach
Vacuum attachments are terrific tools for cleaning high and hard-to-reach places, but sometimes they're just not long enough. Here's a simple way to fix that.
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A Flashlight Will Help You Clean Up Broken Glass - Here's How
Broken glass can be a challenge to clean up completely. While the larger pieces are quite simple, what of the itty bitty pieces? Next time, use a flashlight.
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The Best Ways To Keep Your White Kitchen Sparkling
If your home has a white kitchen, you may find it can be a nightmare to clean. Simplify the process of maintaining a spotless white kitchen with these methods.
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The '10 Things' Rule Gets The Whole Family Involved In Decluttering
Clutter around the house piles up quickly, especially with kids. Get them involved in the clean-up with the '10 things' rule for smooth transitions.
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12 Super Glue Removal Hacks You Probably Haven't Thought Of Before
Super glue can get you into a sticky situation, but it's not as permanent as it seems. Here are some easy hacks to remove it when it causes a mess.
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15 Stylish Shower Shelves That Add Storage To Your Bathroom (Without Looking Like A College Dorm)
A shower shelf provides a practical solution to bathroom storage problems; of course, you'll want one that's stylish as well. Perhaps like one of these 15.
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The Easiest Way To Clean Your Dryer's Lint Trap Involves A Trip To The Paint Store
Lint traps don't always trap all the lint. Remove the screen, and you'll find all kinds of lint in the opening. The key to a thorough cleaning? A long stick.
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How A Vacuum Can Help You Clean Your Bathroom
The bathroom is the most difficult room to clean (and keep clean), and cleaning typically involves a wet rag and/or map. A vacuum, however, could help, too.
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The Best Spot In Your Small Kitchen For A Trash Can
If your kitchen is small and you're working with limited space, the challenge is finding the perfect spot for everything, including the all-important trash can.
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What Is 'Trigger Cleaning' And How Can It Help Simplify Your Routine?
For some of us, cleaning itself triggers a certain level of stress, but viewing triggers from a different perspective may make it easier to finish tasks.
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How To Choose The Right Type Of Dryer Vent Tubing
If you're an ardent DIYer excited to install the new dryer on your own, be sure to read our guide for using the safest accessories before you start.
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The Chemical Reason You May Want To Ditch Your Shower Curtain
Chemicals are lurking everywhere, even when we don't realize it. Here's why you may want to ditch your current shower curtain for a more natural alternative.
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You're Probably Not Cleaning An Important Part Of Your Toilet
We all want a clean and functioning toilet, but we fear the worst when getting near ours to clean it. Here's what you didn't know you need to know.
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Organization Tips That Will Make Your Child's Closet So Much Easier To Navigate
Kids come with a lot of clutter, but their closets can be easier to navigate with storage solutions in place. Here's what to add to their wardrobe space.
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Sewer Cleanouts: The Important Pipe You Should Know How To Locate In An Emergency
You may not know what a sewer cleanout is, and that's why you need to learn about it and, specifically, how to locate the pipe in case of a plumbing emergency.
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Mistakes That You're Making With A Swiffer
Swiffers are useful, convenient cleaning tools, but there are some ways in which many of us are using them wrong. Learn about the most common Swiffer mistakes.
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Follow These Tips For Easy Adhesive Shelf Liner Removal
Removing old shelf liners can be tough, especially if the liners have been glued on for years with a sticky adhesive. To help, we've lined up a few easy tips.
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How To Use Picture Molding To Hang Photos And Art Without Putting Nails In The Wall
If you're looking for a way to hang pictures and artwork without adding holes to your walls, consider picture molding, which will require a total of zero nails.
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