10 Expert Tips That Will Change The Way You Clean Forever
10 Expert Tips That Will Change The Way You Clean Forever
And one bad cleaning tip you need to stop listening to NOW!
And one bad cleaning tip you need to stop listening to NOW!

- Even the dirtiest shower can be cleaned in 8 hours
This method is for the toughest bathroom cleaning jobs: Spray your shower with white vinegar until it's saturated. Sprinkle baking soda everywhere. Spray the baking soda lightly with more vinegar. Let this mixture soak in overnight. In the morning, don't just rinse it off. Scrub it off with a stiff brush. It'll sparkle and shine in no time.
2. Never buy window cleaner
Literally, all you ever need to keep windows clean and sparkling is a few tablespoons of white vinegar mixed with a gallon of water and poured into a spray bottle. In fact, if you run out of vinegar, a little warm water, and elbow grease will do in a pinch. Try it for yourself!
3. Get every grain of glitter
There are some people who hate glitter so much, they ban the stuff from their house. If you're a crafty person or you have kids, that might not be an option. To clean up after a glitter bomb vacuum most of the stuff up, then run a lint roller over the area. Follow up with a baby wipe (trust us).
4. Toothpaste isn't just for teeth.
You can use it to clean permanent marker, scuff marks, crayon and lipstick stains. It'll also shine up your old jewelry, kitchen faucets, and get your tennis shoes white again.
5. Use dishwashing liquid to degrease more than just your dishes.
If you use a degreasing dishwashing detergent, you can use it to clean more than just your dishes. Your stove is greasy? Clean it with a little dish soap and hot water. You can also use it full-strength as a pre-wash for food stains on laundry. It'll even work on wine stains on the carpet.
6. Don't rush on that muddy mess
If you've got kids or pets or kids and pets, you've dealt with muddy disasters. Cleaning experts will tell you to resist the urge to clean up right away. Mud is much easier to clean when it's dry. Just sweep it away and wipe down. Your floor will be cleaner than ever after its mud mask!
7. Roll away the dust
Lint rollers aren't just for clothes. Use them to easily remove dust from lampshades, office chairs, car seats, futons, and couches. Keep a few of them around the house for quick touch-ups.
8. Freeze out wax
When candles burn down and get stuck in candlesticks or votive holders, throw them in a freezer for a few hours and the wax will just pop off. You can also use an ice cube to clean wax drips on tablecloths and rugs.
9. Rearrange your furniture without scuffing your floors
Don't just push furniture around your floors. Fold up a clean face cloths or towels and slip them under each leg. Now your furniture will just slide across the floor without scratching or scuffing. It's easier on your back too!
10. Stop cleaning with lemons
Just stop. Really. Cleaning Tip Lists like this one love to tell you to clean everything with baking soda, vinegar, and lemons. That baking soda and vinegar thing is legit! They clean great, they're cheap and good for the environment. The thing is, if you leave baking soda or vinegar out on your counter for a few weeks, nothing will happen to it. If you leave a lemon on your counter it will rot and mold. If you are using a lemon to clean your house, that lemon is going to be rotting and molding all over the place. Save the lemons for your tea!