DIY Cleaning Tricks

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 Dust is a breezy word for some yucky stuff: sloughed-off skin cells, animal dander and hair, dust mites and their feces and decomposing bug parts — and that's not counting the fabric fibers and tiny particles of soil, wood, drywall, plaster and paint. Besides not wanting to live among such detritus, many people are allergic to dust mites and pet dander. You can't avoid having to dust — two of the biggest components are skin cells and fabric bits — but you can reduce the amount you have to do.  Read More: https://www.hgtv.com/lifestyle/clean-and-organize/keep-dust-down

 Don't spend all day cleaning. Just 10 minutes will do it if you do it right. Here's how: Set a timer for 10 minutes and have the kids race to pick up as much as they can before the alarm goes off. Use the dishwasher for more than dishes. When it isn't quite full, fill it the rest of the way with things like stove burners, vases, candlesticks and even children's plastic toys contained in a mesh bag. Read More: https://www.hgtv.com/lifestyle/clean-and-organize/10-minute-house-cleaning

 For most of us, any cleaning chore that is done anytime, at any spot in the house (especially by someone else) qualifies as good cleaning. But whether you do chores regularly or only when the house is a disaster zone, we have some tips about doing household chores in the right order to make the work easier.  1. Let Appliances and Cleaning Products Do the Hard Work Nearly every home has appliances that can do a great deal of the cleaning for us. When you start in on a session of doing chores (or even a binge-watching evening), load the dishwasher and start a load of laundry so that the appliances are working while you do something else. Read More: https://www.thespruce.com/order-to-do-chores-4159151