Cleaning & Stain Removal

Not all discarded materials belong in the trash.

It's your time to shine.

Despite their proximity to soap, they can get filthy.

You don't need a long list for success.

This cookware can last you a lifetime if you treat it well.

Different materials respond to different approaches.

It takes a little more than just running a standard cycle.

It depends on factors like pets, kids, and allergies.

There are steps you can take to unclog it yourself.

Clean chrome exhaust pipes to keep them shiny.

Missing an outdoor spigot? Don't worry. With these steps, your kitchen faucet can provide your hose with water.

Don't let old floor treatments make it impossible to have a nice, clean concrete floor.

Adhesive residue can mar the surface of your glass, and it's tricky to get rid of. Learn to clean it up and save yourself some trouble.

Old wall treatments can leave unsightly glue or tape behind.

Glue spots on your ceramic tile can be easily removed.

Adhesive doesn't have to mean the end of your mirror.

Oil stains on marble can be difficult to remove.

Baking soda has myriad uses in the laundry room.

A bleach stain doesn't have to mean the end of your clothing or carpet. Try some of these solutions to see if you can save your fabrics!

You can safely use bleach to clean carpet.

Working with silicone sealant can be messy, so you should learn before hand how you can get this material off your hands.

Clumsiness can easily end with caulk on your clothes. Learn how to get it off instead of throwing the garment away.

At home waxing can get messy, so be sure you know how to clean up any potential spills.

Polish your plastic to restore it.