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Everyone loves a good cleaning hack or homemade stain remover. That is why this post is giving you all the cleaning hacks you could dream of.
Kitchen
Kitchens are home to some of the worst cleaning jobs. So, use these tricks to make cleaning the kitchen that little bit easier.
How to Clean the Dishwasher
In case you didn’t know, the machine that cleans your dishes also needs cleaning itself. When your dishwasher starts to get grimy, glasses come out faded, and plates are still splattered with last night’s dinner.
Solution:combine white vinegar with baking soda for a sparkly finish.
Refresh Chopping Boards with Lemon or Oil
Rubbing half a lemon across your wooden chopping boards is a great way to leave the board clean and hygienic between uses.
If your board is looking a little run down, oil can restore the scratched surface to look as good as new.
Cream of Tartar vs. Steel Appliances
Everything from the oven to the toaster can regain its shine with a good scrub and some cream of tartar.
Bathroom
Making sure your bathroom is clean is important. A lot of activity goes on in the bathroom, and it’s the place we wash off all the dirt and grime from the day. And this grime can easily build up in all the nuts and crannies of the room.
Lemon for the Faucet
The other half of the lemon used on the chopping board can be used to clean the faucet and bring back the shine.
How to Clean the Bathtub
After showering and bubble baths, you can feel the invisible grime around the bathtub by simply wiping your hand along the sides.
To clean the bathtub, mix together soap, antibacterial oil, baking soda, and water and get scrubbing.
How to Clean a Showerhead
As for the shower, fill a freezer bag with vinegar and tie it over the showerhead. Leave it to do its thing, then wipe with a damp cloth.
Around the House
While the bathroom and kitchen are the main areas of concern, there are plenty of cleaning hacks for the rest of the house.
How to Clean Makeup Brushes
Using baby shampoo will restore your makeup brushes and clean away the grease. Hang them with pegs on a hanger to let them naturally dry without becoming smelly or moldy.
How to Restore Leather Furniture
Cracks and fading can make leather sofas, and armchairs look less than appealing. However, you can use a matching-colored shoe polish to bring it back to life.
How to Remove Lipstick Stains
Spray lipstick stains with hairspray, then wipe with a wet cloth to remove them from furniture or clothing.
Getting Hair Out of Carpets
Even the vacuum is no match for hair and fur sometimes. But a silicone sweeping brush will do just the trick.
So, it sounds like you have a lot of cleaning to do. Good luck, and let us know how many of these hacks worked for you!
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