How to Clean Everything in and around Your Home

Looking to save money while keeping your home clean? Want to cut back on harsh chemicals while you’re at it? This collection features 10 frugal DIY cleaners I use in my own home, all made with simple household ingredients. Before long, you’ll have a sparkling clean space and a happier wallet too.

This miracle stain remover recipe has been tried and tested time and time again on some of the toughest stains. It's a great way to remove them. Plus, you’ll discover why you can finally skip dryer sheets for good!

Once the temperatures drop and the heat turns on, the air inside your home becomes dry and static electricity makes its return. While it might seem like a harmless annoyance, it can actually pose a real risk if it sparks lint buildup in or around your dryer.

Looking for an easy way to boost both your home’s interior and curb appeal? Clean your windows! Sparkling glass enhances how your home looks from the outside while letting in more natural light to brighten things up inside. Easily clean them with a bit of dish soap and hot water.

Maintain healthy indoor air by adding moisture to your home. A humidifier makes it simple, and keeping it clean and running smoothly. Sharing my best tips to make it super easy.

Winter can be hard on your home, especially your windows. The contrast between cold outdoor air and warm indoor air often leads to a buildup of mildew, particularly on aluminum storm windows. Before you open things up and welcome the fresh spring breeze, take a little time to quickly and easily clean that mildew away.

A boys’ bathroom can get messy and smelly fast, but you don’t need a cabinet full of products to get it back in shape. With just a few simple cleaning supplies, you can tackle odors, clean the toilet bowls, remove accumulation of soap residue, and leave the space fresh and clean again. This easy routine helps you get it done quickly so the bathroom looks and smells so much better in no time. Use microfiber cloth or even old socks!

Never toss your old toothbrush! Those worn-out dental tools are actually perfect for cleaning and make excellent little scrub brushes for getting into tight spaces and tackling tough grime and hard water stains around kitchen surfaces or your bathroom.

I love painting rooms and find it to be a relaxing, almost meditative project that gives you instant satisfaction when you see the finished result. The only part I don’t enjoy is the cleanup afterward. A few years ago, I came up with an easy paint tray liner hack that makes cleanup simple and costs almost nothing to make.

Have you ever noticed random drips somehow getting inside your oven door, trapped between the glass where you can’t reach them? How does that even happen?! I’m going to show you how to get inside your oven door so you can clean out those sneaky messes once and for all.

Today’s tip is a DIY laundry detergent recipe that’s gentle on both HE and standard washing machines, and best of all, it can help you save money! This handy mixture will last a long time.

Here’s the down-and-dirty true tale of how I cleaned our home from top to bottom without a pressure washer or ladder. I did it all using Krud Kutter, and it made tackling built-up grime so much easier than I expected.