Cut through grease and grime with this cleaning hero.

If you've noticed your towels getting a little stiff and scratchy, look through your kitchen — you may already have an ...

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If you're keen to avoid piling up a variety of household cleaners, there are more natural ways to clean greasy grates that ...

Lemon juice can corrode electronics, strip patinas, and damage wood, stone, and cast iron due to its high acidity. Experts warn against using it on aluminum, brass, copper, electronics, wood, cast ...

There's nothing worse than crawling into bed after a busy day and you're confronted with a musty odor coming from your sheets ...

Several years ago, my son gave me the bounty from the two fruit trees that pretty much rule his backyard. My Mother’s Day gift of Meyer lemons weighed in ...

When life hands you lemons, clean. What other fruit deodorizes, bleaches, cuts grease and smells great, too? No wonder so many people are incorporating these citrus gems into their everyday DIY ...

Lemon juice is a workhorse with solid cleaning power around the home. It cuts through grease, removes stains and whitens laundry, deodorizes, and works as an antibacterial for wooden cutting boards.

Lemon juice is excellent at cleaning many things—it is especially useful for tackling tricky combination stains from sunscreen and for deodorizing cutting boards that have retained strong smells from ...