How to Clean Everything in Your Home and Beyond

This concoction of hydrogen peroxide and dish soap will get any burnt residue off of your pots and pans.

Cast-iron skillets can be difficult to tackle. Clean them with some vegetable oil and salt!

From wine glasses to vases, all types of clouded glasses can be cleaned with hydrogen peroxide.

Use stale bread to clean your coffee grinder.

A wooden cutting board can be cleaned naturally with salt and lemon.

Make sure that your glass bakeware doesn't accumulate grease by using aluminum foil to scrape it off.

Don't neglect your cooktop! Use some baking soda to clean the surface properly.

White vinegar is the secret ingredient to cleaning your microwave.

Muffin pans can be cleaned with a dryer sheet! Your pans will be as good as new.

Gross! Moldy water bottles can be remedied with a healthy dose of bleach.

Oven racks can be cleaned in the bathtub!

This natural oven-cleaning method is easy and chemical-free.

Blinds can accumulate dust really easily. Clean your blinds with a sock or a microfiber cloth.

An easy cleaning hack is to put a pillowcase over a ceiling fan to collect all the dust.

You can avoid a large expense by learning how to clean your feather bed yourself.

You'll never guess that you can use vodka to clean your linen sheets!

Vacuuming works great for deep-cleaning your mattress.

It's important to wash your pillows every six months! You can put them in the washing machine to easily clean them.

Make sure that your quilt doesn't hang onto its funky smell by giving it a ton of fresh air and following these other tips.

Pillowcases can yellow overtime. Use a combination of vinegar, hydrogen peroxide, and detergent to make them new again.

To salvage your favorite white shirt from sweat stains, use vinegar, baking soda, salt, and some hydrogen peroxide to remove sweat stains.

You can clean your engagement ring at home in less than one minute!

You can actually throw your flip-flops into the dishwasher to clean them quickly!

De-fuzz your sweaters using a razor!

Remove tough grass stains with this mixture of hydrogen peroxide and baking soda.

Did your last hamburger get onto your favorite pair of jeans? You can salvage them with this cleaning hack.

Many jeans can rub off onto other pieces of clothing. You can remove this stain with a special kind of soap and cleaning hack.

Ketchup stains aren't too difficult to get rid of. Just use some hydrogen peroxide and baking soda!

Lipstick stains can be removed with many things, but dish soap works best!

Permanent marker is a tough stain to remove. Try these techniques.

Are your sneakers dirty? Throw them in the washing machine!

To clean pet stains in your carpet, use vinegar and warm water as soon as the accident happens!

Deep-cleaning your carpet just requires some vinegar, salt, baking soda, and borax!

Make sure that you know the fabric and best cleaning solution for that fabric before you clean your couch.

Your leather furniture can be easily cleaned with vinegar, olive oil, and lemon.

This always seems to happen after a dinner party! Clean this unfortunate stain with some club soda, dish soap, and hydrogen peroxide.

Your cell phone can collect dirt and germs. A piece of scotch tape can get most of the dirt if you're in a rush. For a more thorough clean, an alcohol and water mixture works wonders.

Vinegar and distilled water are the secret ingredients to cleaning your computer screen.

Earbuds can actually transmit bacteria from one person to another if they're shared. Make sure your earbuds are clean with a gentle cleanser like warm water and soap.

The crevices of your computer keyboard can accumulate all sorts of dirt. Clean your keyboard with scotch tape, a cotton swab, and some Dust Off.

Surprisingly, you can toss your comb, hair brush, makeup brushes, hair bands, and a lot of other household items into the dishwasher for a quick clean!

If your drain isn't flowing as easily as it should, you can use this DIY drain cleaner instead of paying a lot for chemical-filled concoctions.

Mold is a serious health hazard. The best way to get rid of it in the bathroom is to use bleach.

Epsom salts are the key ingredient to cleaning hard-water stains.

Rust stains in the bathroom can be cleaned easily with a little vinegar. In fact, vinegar has many uses for cleaning at home!

If your kids have managed to write on your wooden cabinets, the pen marks can be removed with white toothpaste!

Throw plastic toys and stuffed animals into the dishwasher for a quick rinse!

It's supereasy to make your own furniture polish. It won't leave your furniture feeling sticky like store-bought brands.

Make your silver shine in minutes with aluminum foil and baking soda.

Now you can window wash with a natural homemade window cleaner. Make sure to also follow these tips!

Your wooden floors should never be neglected when you clean. Vinegar, castile soap, rubbing alochol, and warm water make a great DIY floor cleaner.

A coffee filter will pick up debris and lint from your car! Your car will feel cleaner instantly.

The key to cleaning pen marks is to act quickly to get them removed! You can also try baking soda, vinegar, hair spray, and a few other tricks!

Odds are, your car seats need to be cleaned. A mixture of dish soap, washing soda, and hot water will do the trick!

A gym bag is one of the dirtiest places in your home. Throw it in the laundry for a quick clean!

We all know you can work up a sweat in yoga class. Make sure that your yoga stays germ-free with this DIY spray for your yoga mat.