The vinegar helps cut through dirt and grime on mirrors and glass. The cornstarch acts as a very soft scrubbing agent that ...

I love simple DIY household cleaners, not only because they're so much cheaper than their commercial cousins but because they ...

You’ll get maximum results with minimal effort, even on stubborn hard water and soap scum.

Your home is your castle. It’s where you live, play, relax and sometimes even work or attend school. A clean castle pleases the royal family, but harsh chemicals are unwelcome guests in the kingdom.

Cleaning experts agree—these DIY solutions work better than the store-bought stuff. Of all the household chores we do, one of the trickiest is window cleaning. If a smudge of dirt or smear of residue ...

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Make your own glass cleaner by mixing 1/4 cup of vinegar, 1/4 cup of rubbing alcohol, 2 cups of water, and 1 tablespoon of cornstarch in a spray bottle. (The cornstarch helps prevent streaks.) Shake ...

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I had finally reached that point in my self-quarantine: It was time to clean the kitchen, already. I’m not a slob, but I am someone who doesn’t usually have the time — or, frankly, the desire to spend ...