When you’re enjoying the outdoors, stains of all kinds—especially grassy ones—just come with the territory. But they don’t have to ruin your clothes or your mood on laundry day! With quick action and the right tools, those clothes will be clean enough to wear (and stain again) next weekend.
With these simple, totally DIY-friendly tips, you can keep your silver clean, shiny, and tarnish-free with a minimum of elbow grease.
Taking out the trash is a routine we’re all too well acquainted with. But believe it or not, you can actually make trash day easier—perhaps even pleasurable —with these brilliant hacks. Why didn’t we think of this sooner?
This spring, you don’t have to break your back when cleaning your home home from top to bottom. That’s because a heap of amazing cleaning tools can help you do a thorough job in less time and with less elbow grease. Whether you need a shortcut to dust-free floors or an ergonomic method of scrubbing those hard-to-reach places, there’s a cleaning tool to help. Click through to see our favorites!
Those white, cloudy rings on your dining room table don’t have to stay there forever. Try one of these methods for removing—or at least minimizing—water stains on wood.
Using a few key materials and these easy-to-follow techniques, you can get those scratched stainless steel appliances and surfaces back in shape.
Oven racks can quickly become covered with grease, grime, and baked-on gunk, particularly after holiday cooking. Don’t use your oven’s self-clean function—try these methods instead.
It’s such a strong and reliable material that you probably don’t think too often about your cast iron pans, furniture, and other implements. You’re right not to worry, because cast iron can last forever—if you care for it properly, that is. Here’s how.
Don’t let a leaky battery ruin your electronic device. Instead, follow these steps to clean up the mess safely and effectively.
Restore the spotless shine to dirty or tarnished silver plate pieces with a few common household cleaners.