Cleaning & Organizing

Cleaning house can be a challenge, but luckily there are experts to help you figure it out.

Never again put clean clothes in a stinky dryer.

Over time, layers of grime, ground-in dirt, and wax buildup will make your linoleum floors look worn-out.

Lemon juice can damage your pillows and adding it is a waste of time (and lemons).

Pine needles are not good for your vacuum, but you can clean them other ways—plus avoid the mess altogether.

Surprise someone on your list with a Dyson, or just get one for yourself.

All of that leftover metal, wood, fabric, and tile can find a new home—if you know where to look.

A trending hack says adding a scent to your vacuum cleaner's canister will make your home smell good. But at what cost?

Even if you wouldn't want cleaning tools for the holidays, someone in your life might. Get them the ones that are trending online.

Give the gift of never vacuuming again to someone you love.

There are other ways to dispose of your old lights besides tossing them in the trash.

Did you scuff up your shoes? Maybe someone else's? The fix is easy.

As usual, you're running out of time before the holidays hit—maybe this year is the year to finally outsource some of your holiday-party-planning prep.

If you need some leaves cleaned up but don't have easy access to a leaf blower, all you need is a shop vac and these instructions.

Clear away leaves and debris from the ground and without risking your life in the process.

Don't expect strong water pressure if it's clogged.

Boiling water doesn't remove its mineral content, and if you don't clean it regularly, your kettle can get pretty grimy.

Your mop and broom need to be modernized.

It stinks when hair gets caught up in your favorite necklaces. Luckily, there's an easy fix.

Dyson vacuum fans, we've got news for you.