Cleaning Hacks You Can Try At Home

The how-to or hacks videos online have been increasing due to the wide variety of social media, there is a lot of content that can be learned while watching them. And surely you can give extra credit for their wonderful minds to come up with those ideas. Cleaning hacks is one of the examples that are really useful content for many, but to watch it alone is not the limit of it. You can try those things by yourself and gain insights so that you won’t be stuck in the same method forever.

Below are the things that you can use in any cleaning hacks that you might need in your home.

5 Common Things You Can Use In Cleaning Hacks

Using Baking Soda

If you cook all the time you basically know that it is used for cooking, but there are many situations that you could use it. Carpets and rugs accumulate dirt faster than any of your furniture thus releasing a bad smell when overdue. You can use baking soda to combat the smell, just sprinkle it and wait for few minutes after all those things you can use the vacuum as the last step. And surprise it will smell fresh as new which is really helpful for your family! Check this out for other cool baking soda hacks!

Vinegar as Cleaning Agent

While the sour smell of vinegar might be a turn off you can’t deny that it can do wonders in your home! You can pair the vinegar to baking soda to unclog your sink and other small drainages in this way you won’t waste money for pumping services. They are also a good deodorizer and cleaner just like the baking soda. Do you know that you can also use vinegar in dealing with grease and glass-related issues? Well, that’s a hack out there! They make sure it looks brand new as always.

Wonders of Lemon

A known fruit as a cleaner and freshener? Yes, it is! While some may say that soda is the best alternative cleaning agent for toilet bowls, they don’t have an idea of what can a lemon do. Aside from the lemonade and fresheners for your comfort room or fridge they can also be used to clean your toilet bowl. How so? You can mix the juice with salt and pour it in your bowl to remove the stain. Just be patient for a few more minutes and wait until its ready enough and brush them off. In this way, you get to save money at the same time!

Laundry Detergent and Dishwashing Liquid

They are both known as a stain remover to your clothes and washing agents for dishware but they can also be used for other cleaning purposes. You can use your drained water from laundry for cleaning your tiles, as well as the liquid for your bathroom stains as they are a great remover. For common stains like gum which are annoying to remove you can use the detergent as a solution and the dishwashing liquid for lipstick, wine, and juice stains.

Your Old Toothbrush

As you know it is recommended to change your toothbrush every 3 months for hygiene purposes. And you can’t just throw them away if you can still use it for other things. You can use them in cleaning your jewelry, computer keyboards, sinks, dishwasher, home filters and window corners that are hard to clean. See there are a lot of possible situations where you can use them. In this way, you get to use your old toothbrush the most out of it.

If an area is too hard or too challenging to clean by yourself, experts are always there to help. You can check out cleaning services online that offer quality and convenient home or office services like www.cleaningworldinc.com/office-cleaning/. Get everything tidied up in no time!

Considerations in Using Cleaning Hacks and The Use of Services

The given examples above are a great way to save money and use your resources wisely but there is a limitation in everything. If you don’t really want to use those things because you might question if it would be effective for your home, you can always rely on services. The videos that you watched might work for others and possibly not for you, it’s a case to case scenario and you should always keep that in mind. You can ask professionals help if ever you want to do house cleaning with the assurance that you will get the best services that you need.


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21 thoughts on “Cleaning Hacks You Can Try At Home

  1. I find it kinda funny to use old toothbrush to clean stuffs but my family is doing it ever since I was born lol. I love all these hacks. 🙂

    1. It is so funny! One small cleaning hack that some overlook can help tremendously. I just tossed an old toothbrush down in my cleaning cabinet to use to get those tough little spots in my shower and on my bathroom sink.

  2. Who doesn’t love to save money, especially on cleaning products? Thank you for the helpful hacks!

  3. I love all these hacks! There are so many simple ways we can clean at home. Vinegar is my fave hack.

  4. Even though it’s fairly obvious, I never remember to keep my old toothbrushes to clean with! I need to start, though. They get those tough little spots that are hard to remove.

  5. These tips are going to save us money/ Cleaning agents can sometimes be expensive. I use the lemon rind with salt to scrub off the soap scud from toilet tiles. It works wonders!

  6. amazing! i love how baking soda and lemon can be really versatile. <3
    Cha at Little MisadvenCHA

  7. I heard baking soda is really good for cleaning the home. Also I keep vinegar on hand it is very “handy” for household cleanups!

  8. Cleaning seems like a never ending uphill battle. This is an awesome list to get ahead of the curve!

  9. i am a huge fan of using vinegar. did you know you can use vinegar/water to clean your keurig? joy

  10. Love these… As one clean freak to another. So glad you mentioned the old toothbrush. A great way to clean small spots.

  11. Vinegar and lemon are my two all-time favourite “cleaning agents”. Just a bit of them and a little patience, your item is as good as new.

  12. I always heard of vinegar and baking soda hack but havent tried for myself.Im sure it works wonderful.

  13. Those are all great cleaning hacks. I have several old toothbrushes that I use for cleaning. haha

  14. Everyone loves a good cleaning hack so thanks for these. I think I could actually implement a few and speed my cleaning up.

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