Keeping your home clean and tidy is no small feat, but these tested cleaning hacks will make many tasks a breeze. From dealing with stubborn stains to tackling kitchen appliances, we've got some ingenious cleaning solutions that will save you time.
Burnt pots and pans can be a real headache, but baking soda can rescue you. This versatile household item works wonders on tough stains and grime. Check out Bob Vila's guide to using baking soda to clean your air fryer. You can also use baking soda to clean a greasy microwave. Watch this TikTok to see how to do it.
Cleaning the oven is often a dreaded chore, but it doesn't have to be. Say goodbye to oily messes and caked on grime with these brilliant oven cleaning hacks. From using natural solutions to clever tricks, your oven will sparkle like new in no time. And, these hacks are backed by experts. One of our favorites involves pouring salt on a hot liquid mess and then lifting it away with a spatula once the oven has cooled. It's amazing what simple household items like salt can do.
Got a furry friend at home leaving their hair all over your furniture? Say hello to the rubber dish glove hack! Watch the pet hair stick to the glove like magic, leaving your surfaces pet-hair free. A Washington Post writer tested this hack after going down the rabbit hole of #CleanTok videos and was happily surprised by the effectiveness of the rubber dish glove on pet hair.
Tired of dust accumulating on your baseboards? Grab a dryer sheet and watch it work wonders. Not only will it eliminate dust, but it will also prevent future buildup. This one was also tested by the aforementioned Washington Post writer, and one of our staff members tested it out too, and it worked. We hope you'll give it a try.
If it's been ages since you cleaned your home's filters and vents, now is the perfect time to do it. In minutes, you'll be able to breathe easier and it doesn't take much effort. You can easily clean your filters and vents with your vacuum.
Is your shower head losing its shine and suffering from mineral build up? Bring back the sparkle with this simple hack. All you need is some white vinegar and a plastic bag. Leave it overnight, and voilà - a sparkling shower head! Here's the how-to info from Architectural Digest.
For a natural disinfectant that kills germs without harsh chemicals, mix equal parts vinegar and water. Wipe down doorknobs and faucet handles to keep high-touch areas clean. Add a few drops of essential oil to the solution for a pleasant fragrance.
Spills and stains on carpets are no match for this hack. Learn how to remove tough stains using a clothes iron, and your carpet will look as good as new. This hack was once used by one of our staff members who used it to get a red Slurpee stain out of a cream-colored carpet. Miraculously, this ironing hack lifted the stain right out and our staff member couldn't have been happier – especially since she was renting the home where the Slurpee spill occurred. Had it not been for this hack, there's no way she would've gotten her deposit back.
Remember to use caution when testing out cleaning hacks seen online. While we're fans of cleaning hack videos, there are many misleading ones out there. So, do your research before trying any new methods.
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