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1. A deep clean brush set that'll help scrub away every particle of dirt that's settled into every nook and cranny.
2. A toilet rim edge brush with a curved head so it can reach those hidden crevices of your toilet.
3. A box of cleaning cups for your Keurig to remove residue and rinse away coffee oils left by your favorite pods.
4. An electronics cleaning brush designed with soft, retractable bristles to gently sweep away dust from small, hard-to-reach places.
5. A cordless hand vacuum equipped with a crevice tool for those hard-to-reach areas and a flip-up brush for all of your upholstery.
6. A tile and grout cleaning pen that's an all-in-one solution to help you deal with all your grimy grout woes.
7. A gap-cleaning brush perfect for that area in your window that literally never gets cleaned — you know, the place where flies go to die.
8. A washing machine cleaning powder to help kill that odd smell and kinda gross build-up that can occur.
9. A steam cleaner for a completely chemical-free way to clean everything with no harmful fumes or residue.
10. A three and a half foot extendable tile and tub scrubber, because it's never a good idea to put a step stool in your shower — doesn't matter how desperate you are to clean it.
11. A scratch-free scraper that'll easily help you remove any stuck-on messes without damaging whatever it is that's covered in the mess.
12. A set of microfiber dusters — one that can bend to fit into oddly shaped and positioned locations, one that extends for those hard to reach dust magnets, and a small one for all those hidden corners you normally just ignore.
13. A machine-washable, microfiber blinds duster to make sure you get every last slat clean.
14. A cooktop cleaning kit complete with everything you need to get rid of grease, stubborn stains, and burnt- or baked-on messes.
15. A power scrubber that performs 60 scrubs per second so you don't have to break a sweat getting everything clean.
16. A swiveling baseboard cleaner with a flex head design that conforms to your baseboards and moldings but doesn't scratch or chip any paint.
17. A pack of steel, nylon, and brass detail brushes so you can get even the small, dingy corners of your grill clean.
18. A lightweight, all-in-one window washer designed with a squeegee and washer for the cleanest, streak-free windows in your neighborhood.
19. A pack of compressed gas dusters that'll remove dust, lint, and other contaminants from hard-to-reach areas while being totally safe for the environment.
20. A dishwasher cleaner capable of getting deep down in there to dissolve and remove odor-causing residue, get rid of lime and mineral build-up, and basically make your dishwasher look and work like new.
21. A deep-cleaning, foaming garbage disposal cleaner, because that smell you can't seem to figure out is probably coming from your drain and that's just so gross.
22. A fluffy AF ceiling fan duster that extends nearly four feet so you can reach all the way up in there without a chair or ladder.
23. A grout brush to get the joints in your tiles and natural stone coverings so f#@%ing clean you could serve dinner on them.
24. A dryer vent brush, because if you don't clean them not only will it take your laundry forever to dry, but like it could legit cause a fire and as Smokey Bear basically says, "only you can prevent [dryer] fires."
25. A microwave cleaner so you don't have to leave a passive-aggressive note to your co-workers about the mess they left — a la Pam Beesly.
26. And a power scrubber equipped with six brushes and one scouring pad to help you literally scrub down any surface in your home.
Although TLC has given us some amazing life advice, when it comes to cleaning crevices they're wrong about this one.
