The Dishwasher Tablet Hack You Should Be Using To Clean Your Greasy Oven
Here's how to use dishwasher tablets to clean your oven's door, walls, floor, and rack. In addition to working better than oven cleaners, they might be safer.
Read MoreHere's how to use dishwasher tablets to clean your oven's door, walls, floor, and rack. In addition to working better than oven cleaners, they might be safer.
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Read MoreCoffee grounds are a super tool when it comes to cleaning, and you can even use this natural and free product to remove stubborn stenches from your microwave.
Read MoreSpotting rust on your canning rings when you're getting ready to use them can be a bummer. Luckily, this household item in your kitchen can make them like-new.
Read MoreCleaning a glass oven door sounds like a simple enough task, but there's one big mistake that's all too common and should be avoided at all costs.
Read MorePesky odors can persist in the bathroom even after you've cleaned. To effortlessly eliminate lingering smells, try this simple pantry staple.
Read MoreAs soon as you've made your windows perfectly clear and dust-free, they seem to get dirty again. If you want to cut down on washes, add this to your cleaner.
Read MoreIf you're taking the time to clean your microwave, you should also make sure to clean the filter. It's easier than you think, and needs just one household item.
Read MoreHave you tried every cleaning hack you know to get rid of awful odors from your home? Martha Stewart's technique uses a popular alcoholic drink.
Read MoreIf sticker residue is driving you up the wall, there’s a simple method that makes removal surprisingly easy — no scraping required. Best of all? It's free.
Read MoreIf you've abandoned many a hat because of sweat stains, this common item in your home is the key to cleaning up and reviving them.
Read MoreEven if you clean your toilet regularly, you may still be missing one important section — behind it. Here's the best way to get that area clean and fresh.
Read MoreUsing two common household products that you probably already have in your kitchen, you can create a paste that will make cleaning cabinet surfaces a breeze.
Read MoreThis common kitchen ingredient sitting in your fridge repels roaches naturally when used strategically around entry points and high-traffic areas.
Read More"This viral drain-clearing method uses two kitchen staples everyone already owns, but there's a critical plumbing detail that could cause expensive problems.
Read MoreBefore you spill oil everywhere or pour it down your drain, Martha has an easier solution that keeps your plumbing protected and cleanup stress-free.
Read MoreThese are the areas of your home that will be easier to clean if you do it on a weekly basis and some spots that you might not realize you've been neglecting.
Read MoreRust on your nuts and bolts may seem like a real pain in the neck to get rid of, but thankfully, this common kitchen liquid easily handles the problem.
Read MoreA spotless oven is easier to achieve when you clean the interior and racks with this repurposed household item you're sure to have on hand.
Read MoreBefore winter hits, you'll want to know about this simple product that will make shoveling snow much less strenuous (and you probably have it already at home).
Read MoreRusty baking sheets seem destined for the trash, but these two kitchen ingredients work together to dissolve stubborn rust and restore their shine.
Read MoreIf one cleaner works great, why not two? While it may seem like a good idea to mix cleaners, the result of mixing vinegar and hydrogen peroxide is dangerous.
Read MoreToilet bowls can develop stains that are very difficult to remove with typical cleaners, but luckily there's a solution that you might already have at home.
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