coming clean
What is it about housecleaning that can send even the most energetic and efficient of souls ducking for cover?
If you'd rather visit the dentist than do battle with dirt, you're not alone.
If you cringe at the thought of tackling the mildew in the shower, chasing dust bunnies around the living room, or washing the grimy refrigerator shelves, you have a lot of company.
Nevertheless, it's time to come clean. But how? The articles, tips, techniques, and grime-fighting hints below can help.
Cleaning Surfaces & Routines
Cleaning With Kids
Carpet & Floor Cleaning
Seasonal & Holiday Cleaning
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Allowance for kids chores: yes or no? There are many ways to motivate kids to help out around the house. Here are the basics to help you decide.
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Kids are rough on upholstered furniture. This upholstery cleaning guide can help you safely remove the stains and spills of daily life on your furniture.
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The fall cleaning checklist differs slightly from the spring variety; the focus is on dust and cobweb control, and getting your home primed for the holidays.
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These wood furniture cleaning tips can help keep your furniture looking its best - even if you have kids.
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Store-bought formula or home-mixed variety? Paper towels, squeegee or cloth rags? Much like the paper-or-plastic debate, the best strategy for getting windows clean isn't always crystal clear.
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How to clean window blinds at home? Dust, vacuum, or blow dry regularly, especially along the floor.
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Cleaning an appliance designed for cleaning might seem counterintuitive. But it is necessary. These washing machine cleaning tips can help.
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Washing curtains, drapes, and other window treatments at home is a relatively easy and cost-effective solution. These cleaning tips can help get the job done.
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