What's the best cleaning tip, trick, or rule that you've actually tried and swear by?
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Do you sweep up the pet hair on your upholstery using a spritz of water and an old squeegee?
Or do you whip out your lint roller to dust your lampshades?
Do you have a miracle trick for the mold buildup in your bathtub?
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Like putting bleach-soaked cotton coil all around the moldiest bits?
Maybe you found a lazy way to ditch the grime on your showerhead: filling a ziplock bag with vinegar and baking soda, and rubber-banding it on while the mixture fizzes.
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From here.
Or maybe one afternoon, vexed by the pile of dust inexplicably building up on your ceiling fan, ~inspiration struck~ and you grabbed a dirty pillow case from the laundry basket.
Maybe you have rules you follow about sweeping the floors, so you're as efficient as possible: like sweeping in ~quadrants~ and never moving a dust pile from one place to another.
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Photo of a small mess on a hard wood floor being swept up with a green broom.
Or perhaps you've just found a random household object that neatly doubles for a cleaning product.
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No duster or microfiber cloth to dust your screen? Use a coffee filter instead! From here.
Or something else entirely — even if it's about cleaning your headphones, or your car!
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Whether you came up with it yourself, heard about it on TV, found it on the internet, or whatever... we want to hear about it.
