Everything About Cleaning

 I was not a big fan of doing dishes and cleaning the sinks and drains, so after a point, my home sinks started looking gross. There were stains all over and dirt and food bits stuck everywhere. I didn’t want to scrub for hours cleaning my sink, so I looked up some easy but effective solutions online. I found this article that had some great tips on how to clean my sink with baking soda. I tried it, and it was amazing. All the stains, the dirt, and the food all just came off with one scrub, and my sink looked as good as new. I am now sharing the article here so you can also use these tips to clean your sink. https://www.bondcleaning.sydney/how-to-clean-sink-with-baking-soda/

 If your couch is looking sad, there’s no need to spend hundreds of dollars on a brand new one (unless, of course, you've been looking for an excuse to buy a new couch). For about $50 and some elbow grease, you can make your sofa look brand new again by restuffing its cushions. Stuffed cushions will bring life back into your couch and give your living room a facelift without breaking the bank. You’ll need to purchase brand new couch cushion covers and consider reupholstering your couch if you’re going for a whole new color scheme in your space. Otherwise, you can remove your cushions from their covers, restuff them so they look nice and plump, and put everything back together again. The whole process is suitable for a beginner DIYer and it only takes a few hours. Read More: https://www.thespruce.com/how-to-restuff-couch-cushions-5201826

 When you've lived with musty basement smells for long enough, it's easy to start thinking that basements are supposed to be like this. Since it's dark down there and close to the earth, isn't this just something you need to live with? Not necessarily. It's true that basements' qualities factor into the musty smells—being fully or partially below-grade, less light, less fresh air. But not all basements need to become musty. Plus, basements that are already musty can often be turned around with a few simple, inexpensive methods. Read More: https://www.thespruce.com/how-to-get-rid-of-musty-basement-smells-5095048

 It's easy to see the obvious dirty spots in a home, like spilled food on kitchen counters, soap scum in the shower, or a pile of dirty laundry. But what about the spots that may not look particularly dirty but are actually the ones that can affect the health of your family? So which room is the dirtiest and harbors the most bacteria in your house? Read More: https://www.thespruce.com/the-dirtiest-places-in-your-home-4140401