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With everything from organizational tips to health and wellness to cleaning tricks, our blog gives you what you need to know to keep your home happy, healthy, and clean.
Cleaning Myths Debunked: Cleaning Tools
Myth #1 Your string mop doesn’t need to be washed because it soaks in floor soap! FALSE... Continue Reading
Tidy Tips: Living/ Family Room
Common living spaces in a home can be the toughest to keep tidy, especially when family... Continue Reading
Cheat Sheet for Summer Prep
Summer’s almost here! Here is a quick in- and outdoor cleaning checklist to ensure... Continue Reading
Keep Your Home Smelling Fresh This Summer
There are essentially two ways to control the way your home smells: Keep it clean and free... Continue Reading
Neat Know-How: Dishwasher
Because their function is to clean things, dishwashers (and washing machines) tend to... Continue Reading
House Cleaning Myths Debunked: Microfiber Cloths
Microfiber towels are really good at cleaning, but there are many myths as to why... Continue Reading
Cleaning Myths Debunked: Wood Floors
Myth #1 If a wood floor is shiny, it’s clean. FALSE Shine means a surface is smooth, not... Continue Reading
Cleaning Myths Debunked: Homemade Soaps and Cleaners
DIY homemade cleaners have become all the rage online, everywhere from Pinterest to Green... Continue Reading
How Often Should I Wash? A Guide for Common Household Items
Many common items in your home can harbor—even actively grow—bacteria, mold, mildew,... Continue Reading