You know how much I love finding simple solutions to everyday problems, and these homemade cleaning products recipes are just that — simple solutions! Because nothing feels better than making my home ...

I pretty much hate to buy things I know I can make for less money and in a fraction of the time it takes to find them in a store. Take cleaning products, for example. Knowing I can make specific ...

One of my favorite things about winter is the scent of fresh pine. A few years ago, I started making my own DIY pine cleaner to avoid harsh chemicals. Now it’s a staple in my cleaning routine! This ...

When you’re deep into cleaning mode, the last thing you want to do is shuffle through a crowded cabinet in search of the right product for each and every surface you’re working on. That’s why it’s ...

This article may contain affiliate links that Yahoo and/or the publisher may receive a commission from if you buy a product or service through those links. In my household of two grown-ups and two ...

It’s a new year, and alongside the rest of your sustainability goals, you may be looking at ways to fix up your cleaning act. Commercially manufactured household cleaners are loaded with questionable ...

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Many commercially produced cleaners are loaded with harsh chemicals that aren’t great for you or the environment. For this reason, you might opt to make your own cleaning solutions at home—or maybe ...

An outdoor deck sees lots of traffic. Muddy shoes, spilled food, and wet dogs can leave it dirty, stained, and smelly. Even if the deck isn't a party platform, it's up against the elements—pollen, ...

Fed up with all the greasy smudges and fingerprints on your stainless steel appliances but also tired of spending $10 or more on stainless steel cleaners? Good news! You can skip the expensive ...

Cleaning experts agree—these DIY solutions work better than the store-bought stuff. Of all the household chores we do, one of the trickiest is window cleaning. If a smudge of dirt or smear of residue ...

Clean grout with simple staples like baking soda, vinegar, or hydrogen peroxide—no harsh chemicals needed. Apply, let sit, scrub, rinse, and dry for best results. Repeat as needed and maintain ...