Making your own cleaning solutions at home is not only cost-effective but also eco-friendly. With just a few simple ...

Start by clearing off any clutter, then use a gentle cleaner or a homemade cleaner using a mix ... To clean, use a disinfectant spray and a microfiber cloth to wipe down the surfaces.

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The kitchen sink is the dirtiest place in your house, so the question stands: How often should you clean and sanitize the ...

This homemade cleaner is effective, cheaper than store-bought and won't give you a migraine if you breath it in.

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So you ran out of your favorite store-bought cleaning spray? Instead of popping out to the store, you might find all the ...

Spot clean the areas by using a mixture of mild detergent with cold water or you can use a homemade mattress stain ... sun as the UV rays are a natural disinfectant and can kill off any bacteria ...

It also includes disinfectant and perfume ... This is where you load the machine with detergent, specialist washing machine cleaner or a homemade alternative and then run the machine at its highest ...

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use washable and reusable cleaning materials instead of single-use ones. You can use microfiber fabric, for example, almost indefinitely in place of disposable duster pads or disinfectant wipes.