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1. Get in between easy-to-forget crevices like blinds or air conditioning vents with a microfiber cleaner. This three-tier tool makes it easier and quicker to dust. And the sleeves are removable and washable.
2. Speaking of dust, use an old dryer sheet to keep your baseboards clean. They work incredibly well at removing dust and they remove static.
3. Another dryer sheet hack? I'm glad you asked. Place a dryer sheet, dish soap, and hot water in a pan and let it soak overnight. By morning it will look brand-new.
4. You'll want to consider cleaning your dishwasher. Although it's usually doing all the dirty work, it needs some maintenance too. These tablets remove limescale and mineral buildup.
5. And while you're at it, clean your washing machine too. These tablets will get rid of odor and built-up grime.
6. Learn how to deal with stubborn stains instead of guessing by using this helpful guide. You don't have to freak out if you get makeup on your pillow because you were too tired to wash it off before bed (it happens) — just grab some shaving cream!
7. Rely on The Pink Stuff, a miracle all-purpose cleaner. It removes stains, grease, or grime from most surfaces like glass, wood, marble, metal, and more. It cleans everything from toilets to showers to dishes and even countertops.
8. Get a deeper clean with a battery-powered scrubber to get in all those tiny spaces where dirt gets trapped. Your grout will look sparkling clean afterwards.
9. Use a pillowcase to clean your ceiling fan so dust won't go flying everywhere and you can get a 360 clean.
10. Invest in a self-sealing garbage bin that controls overflow and reduces stinky smells. At the press of a button, a new trash bag replaces the old one after sealing it shut!
11. For a lazy (yet deep) clean, try Wet & Forget to clean your shower. You only need to use it once a week! Just spray, leave it overnight, and wash away the next day.
12. Microwave a bowl of water so the steam can loosen dried food, making it much easier to clean and wipe away stains. You can also add lemons for a clean, fresh scent.
13. Keep areas like under your kitchen or bathroom sink organized with two-tier slide out baskets.
14. Get in control of that ever-growing pile of shopping bags with a bag holder. This holder fits over your cabinet door and holds all your shopping bags securely while keeping them out of sight.
15. Don't forget to clean under the screw cover on your toilet seat, because it gets super gross over time.
16. Remove pet hair from your floors, couch, or carpet with a fur remover broom because vacuuming isn't always as thorough as you think.
17. Ditch your dust pan and that annoying line that remains on the floor after you try to sweep everything into it with a stationary vacuum. You won't have to worry about leaving anything behind while cleaning up.
18. Heat your sponges in the microwave for one minute to zap away bacteria.
19. Get a thorough clean with a wall mop so you don't leave any surface dirty — not even the hard-to-reach areas. Clean away spiderwebs, dust, and dirt without a ladder.
20. Revive wood furniture with Feed-N-Wax wood conditioner. It also removes those pesky water stains, marks, and imperfections. It not only cleans wood but it also enhances it, keeps it from drying and fading, and provides protection from future damage.
21. Make vinegar your best friend. It has so many uses from deodorizing to removing stains to cleaning clothes and pots and pans.
22. And you can also use vinegar to descale your shower head. Simply fill a plastic bag with vinegar (you could also add a few drops of your fave essential oil) and use a rubber band to hang it over the showerhead.
23. Consider cleaning your phone with a Phone Soap UV sanitizer. I mean, nowadays we take our devices everywhere and they collects germs throughout the day. Now you can disinfect your phone while it charges.
24. Clean tricky areas like car vents, keyboards, and anything with buttons or crevices like remote controls with cleaning putty gel. Remove dust, crumbs, and more by pressing this on surfaces and lifting it away.
25. Use a lint roller to clean window and door screens. Easily remove dust, cobwebs, and pollen by rolling this sticky tool over it for a quick and thorough clean.
26. For a sparkling clean toilet, use a pumice stone toilet bowl cleaner, because it will get rid of everything a traditional toilet brush leaves behind.
27. Or try eucalyptus scented toilet fizzies that are like bath bombs for your toilet. They are eco-friendly and don't smell like harsh cleaning products. Made with sodium bicarbonate and citric acid, they absorb odor, remove stains, and disinfect your toilet bowl.
28. Wash your sink after you do the dishes by using hot water, dish soap, and a sponge. Just like washing your dishes, your sink could use a deep clean every once in a while too.
29. Or you can use a dusting of flour and a microfiber cloth to make your stainless sink look brand-new.
30. Clean your desktop, counters, and small messes around your house with a mini vacuum. This one is battery operated, so it's cordless. And it's lightweight enough that kids can use it too!
31. To catch all the hair in your drain without much effort, get a TubShroom. You won't have to use complicated tools or need a lot of elbow grease to get the job done.
If you're hyped about cleaning and want more tips, check out our guide to cleaning your entire home and our list of places you probably haven't cleaned but should.
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