We drop a mug. It chips, then shatters. In most homes, that’s the end of the story; in a garden, it can be the start of ...

“Use a microfiber cloth since it traps the dust instead of just moving it around,” says Bailey. To also reduce static, ...

Tiles can sparkle, but grout tells the truth. That thin, pale line between squares is where soap scum settles, where damp ...

Go over the floor again with a dry pad on the Swiffer to dry the floor tile, so that it doesn’t get moldy.

Hydrogen peroxide kills germs, which is why it's a no-brainer for the medicine cabinet, but you can use it to disinfect your ...

If you have a bottle of club soda on hand, it can be used to clean tons of things around your bathroom, from mirrors to shiny ...

It doesn't take more than a few minutes to clean a cast-iron pan. You also don't need to give your pan a full, deep clean after every use. If you've only fried an egg or reheated some chicken breast, ...

Soap scum can build up on glass doors, marble, drains, and more. Here's how to get rid of it without damaging any surfaces—so ...

There’s nothing charming about the sight of mold and mildew spreading in your otherwise pristinely decorated bathroom. Not ...

Vinegar is a popular non-toxic cleaning option, but it isn't the solution for everything. Here are the surfaces and ...

Harsh chemicals can scratch or damage many types of bathtubs. All you need to clean yours is dish soap, baking soda, and a good sponge.

Sometimes, your home’s walls become an unintended canvas for children. It’s quite common to find coloured pencils, markers, or crayons decorating them. While children’s creativity is wonderful, it can ...