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Aside from the standard deep-cleaning tasks we set out to tackle in the spring, there are a handful of jobs that fall outside those general spring cleaning tasks. Let's take a look at five key outdoor spring cleaning tasks.

Spring has sprung, and those overlooked places no one cared about in the depths of winter start to make their dirty little appearances. Changing seasons is a perfect opportunity to get everything in order.

Keeping on top of a clean home ensures that I don't wake up in a slump. This week, I've decided to focus on dusting, which, let's face it, is a cleaning task most of us find challenging to stay on top of.

Here we are, just days into 2024, and I wanted to share my cleaning goals with you, or resolutions if you will - although I don’t love the word. Regardless, here are the things I’ll be changing up in my cleaning routine this year!

Planning to host the holidays means opening up your home to lots of food, fun, and guests exploring every nook and cranny. Is your place up for the challenge? Let's talk about some of those forgotten spaces.

As cleaning experts, we get asked this question quite a bit. What exactly IS soap scum, and how do I keep it out of my shower? There are many ways to get rid of this sludge, but we’ve found that prevention is key.

Mopping your floor may seem like a simple task, but using the right products, tools, and techniques can make a world of difference. In this article, we'll guide you through the essentials of floor cleaning.

There's a lot to know when it comes to washing microfiber cloths. Today, I want to talk about the don'ts. Specifically, I want to cover why it's an absolute no-no to wash your microfiber with fabric softener.

If you take good care of your microfiber cloths, they can last for up to 500 washes! That’s years of cleaning with the same great-quality cloth. But, to preserve their life as long as possible, you need to wash microfiber the right way. If you own microfiber cloths you definitely want to read this.

Today we’re talking about microfiber and bacteria! Can microfiber help you beat bacteria (hint: yep!)? And do microfiber cloths hold onto bacteria after use (hint: nope!). But how does it all work? I’m going to walk you through all the dirty details of microfiber and bacteria. 

If you're reading this, you've probably heard that microfiber cloths are great cleaning tools. But why? What makes them so special? Why not just use an old t-shirt, a nondescript rag, or paper towel?