Clothing and Laundry Tips
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Keeping your home neat and tidy doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. Whether you're looking for clever house cleaning tips, clothing and laundry know-how, stain-fighting removal methods, or organizing ideas, our DIY house cleaning tips are here to make the job easier.
From floor care for wood, tile, and carpet to creating your own natural cleaners, you'll find step-by-step tips that work. We offer cleaning tips, stain removal tips, odor removal tips and pet friendly cleaning tips for everyday messes and deep-cleaning challenges alike - plus tips to reduce harsh chemicals and embrace eco-friendly habits for all areas of the house: kitchen cleaning, bathroom cleaning, bedroom cleaning and organizing tips, furniture cleaning, glass and window cleaning tips, clutter cleaning, and homemade cleaning products.
Got a stubborn stain? Need a faster cleaning routine? We’ve got you covered. Explore our helpful guides, printable checklists, and even kid-friendly chore ideas to help your entire household stay on track and stress-free.
How to Make Laundry Day Easier Tips for conquering laundry. What is it about laundry that makes it one of our least favorite chores? I mean, it’s fairly easy to put the clothes in the washer and then transfer those clothes to the dryer, right? We can pretty much walk off and do other things…
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Washing and Caring for Sports Jerseys If you have athletes in the family, chances are they come home with some degree of dirtiness on their sports jersey. These jerseys are the ones they will be wearing for the sports season and possibly longer so it’s good to know how to wash sports jerseys and keep…
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Removing Greasy Oily Stains from Clothes If your kids are anything like mine, getting food from their plates to their mouths can sometimes feel like an obstacle course. Dinner spills – whether it’s greasy gravy or oily salad dressing – have become a bit of a running joke in our family. We even joke that…
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How to Remove a Deodorant Stain on Clothing How to remove deodorant stains from clothing caused by sweat or perspiration is a job that should be treated as soon as is possible. Most deodorant stains look white or yellow. Getting the stains out depends on a number of factors: The amount of deodorant that was…
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How to Clean Leather Shoes Leather shoes are a classic, durable, and stylish choice. With proper care, they can last a lifetime, developing a patina that only adds to their character. While some people avoid leather shoes for ethical reasons, others appreciate their longevity and craftsmanship. To keep your leather shoes looking their best, regular…
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Removing Ink Stains from Leather Leather is a durable and stylish material used for shoes, purses, furniture, and car seats. However, ink stains are one of the most frustrating and common issues leather owners face. Whether a pen leaked in your purse or someone accidentally marked your leather couch, ink can quickly seep into the…
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Remove Blood Stains from Clothing Blood stains can be stubborn, especially if left to set. Whether from a scraped knee, a bloody nose, or an accidental cut, acting quickly and knowing how to get blood stains out of clothes is key to successful stain removal. Why Are Blood Stains Hard to Remove? Blood stains are…
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10 Tips for a More Efficient Laundry Day If you’re like most of us, dirty clothes seem to pile up faster than we can get to it. You wash a load and before you know it, there’s another load waiting to be washed. Whether you have a family of 4 or 10, it just doesn’t…
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How to Wash and Dry Cloth Diapers Congratulations on your new little bundle of joy. Choosing to go with cloth diapers or disposable diapers is a personal preference. If you do choose cloth diapers it will mean you have extra laundry and it may seem that washing them sounds a little gross but there are…
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Mildew Remover for Fabric Let’s be honest – cleaning mildew from fabric can be frustrating. Mildew is a type of fungus that thrives in damp, humid environments, and it often shows up on fabric as white or gray streaks or powdery patches. It may not look as dramatic as other stains, but it can smell…
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