How can you keep your hardwood furniture looking great? Here are tips and tricks to ensure your wood furniture looks brand new for years.

At home and in the workplace, high touchpoint surfaces need your attention. Here’s what you need to know about all the places that require regular disinfection.

In this article, we will guide you through how often you should wash your household linens to keep you and your family clean and safe.

Many hands may make for lighter work, but still, it’s tempting to clean up after children either because you’re sick of nagging them or you want the job done properly.

But by cleaning up their messes, you’re actually doing them a disservice.

As if COVID weren’t bad enough, we’re heading into flu season which means coughing, fever, aches, and general misery. Let’s take a look at some home cleaning basics to keep you and your family healthy during flu season.

When it comes to moving, there is plenty to worry about. From packing up your old house to making sure everything is set at the new place, there is a lot of keep track of.

Chances are if you have sensitive allergies, you already know the importance of keeping a clean house. A clean house actually can help reduce allergy symptoms and help you lead a more comfortable life.

With more focus on socially distanced activities, it’s probable that you are having more backyard cookouts or doing crazy science experiments in the back yard with the kids. That means more foot traffic, dirt, and grime than before.

As we all know by now, our options for fun this summer are considerably fewer, or at least different, than usual. With many of us opting to stay home, or at least in our area, all summer long, we wanted to share some of the best ways you can have fun even if you’re not getting to go on that awesome trip you’d originally planned until next year.

With everyone home, things can get out of hand faster than ever. Even if you live with just one other person or by yourself, it doesn’t take long for your house to look like a disaster has struck. From plates and bowls in the kitchen to clothes on the floor in the bedroom, it’s easy to get careless even for a day or two and lose track of the whole place.

Everyone wants a clean home, especially right now. But there are levels of clean, and we’re not just talking about decluttering vs. actually removing dust. We’re taking it a step further, as we want to talk about three things: cleaning, disinfection, and sanitation.

Regardless of what your mudroom looks like, or even if it’s not a mudroom and more like a space in the garage where the kids keep their shoes and backpacks, it can get messy fast. Everyone has trouble with that one space that fills with spare stuff. In this post, we’ll go over how to make sure your mudroom remains nice and clean.

As one of the most frequently used pieces of your kitchen and even your entire home, your kitchen sink needs to be cleaned at least twice a month if not once a week. Considering everything that goes into a sink, from leftover bits of food to the dishes you left for an hour (or more) before cleaning it, a lot of germs can get stuck on not only the surface of your sink but also in the drain. 

Spring might be the time for cleaning up your home after you’ve been cooped up inside all winter long. However, summer is an excellent time of the year for deep cleaning. We’re talking removing things from shelves and dusting, climbing up on top of stuff, basically cleaning parts of your home that you’ve completely forgotten about. 

Everyone loves hardwood floors, especially if you’ve ever remodeled and changed from an old carpet to shiny new floors. For anyone with kids or pets, the choice is clear–hardwood floors make life easier, allowing for more simple cleanup of spills and just a better home cleaning experience.