Speed Cleaning
Got a few minutes? That’s all you really need to zap dust and dirt and make any size mess disappear.
Cleaning Tricks
Cleaning Made Easier
No time to dust and declutter? Prop your home strategically and you can make it sparkle on the fly. Follow this tactical plan
for what to stash where and impromptu improvement is a snap.
Quick Cleaning Solutions for Every Room
What to tackle if you have 15 minutes, 30 minutes, an hour, or half a day to clean.
What's Your Cleaning Style?
Take this survey and tell us what kind of cleaner you are (or wish to be!).
The Best Everyday Cleaning Essentials
The Best Bathroom Cleaning Products
The Best Surface Spray Cleaners
The Best Cleaning Wipes
More Cleaning Tips
The Best Cleaning Supplies
The Best Specialized Laundry Detergents
The Best Classic Cleaning Supplies
Easy Clean Up Solutions for Every Room
How to Solve 19 Kitchen Cleanup Conundrums
A Guide to Cleaning Household Surfaces
How to Speed-Clean Your Kitchen
8 Ways to Make the Worst Cleaning Jobs Easy 
The Best Kitchen Trash Bags
10 Good Cleaning Tools
Speed-Clean Your Freezer
6 Fixes for Kitchen Spills and Slip-Ups
Cleaning Made Easy
How To: Clean Grout
As chores go, scrubbing bathroom tiles is one of the most unpleasant on your to-do list―but having mildewy, bacteria-filled
grout is even less appealing. The steps demonstrated in this video will make the process of cleaning grout simpler and faster.
4 Steps to Cleaning Hardwood Floor
Achieve spotless surfaces by watching this easy-to-follow video.
Speed-Clean Your Playroom
Take the wreck out of rec room in 20 minutes with a few key tools: a catchall for toys, a soft cloth, a sponge, hand soap, a bowl, bleach, dusting spray, wet/dry sweeper, Mr. Clean Magic Eraser, disinfecting wipes, and disinfecting spray.
- Minutes 1 to 2: Corral books, stray toys, art supplies, clothing, and games. Set aside anything that needs cleaning, and return other objects to their proper homes.
- Minutes 3 to 5: Toss dirty stuffed animals in the washing machine. (For specific laundering instructions, check labels.) Place dishwasher-safe plastic and metal toys on the top rack and wash on the hottest setting.
- Minutes 6 to 9: Wipe wooden toys with a soft, dry cloth. For all others, clean with a soapy sponge, then dry with a cloth. For an item that has been in your toddler’s mouth (a teething ring, a rattle), wash it with soap and water, then disinfect by soaking it in a bowl containing a solution of 1 teaspoon bleach to 1 quart warm water. Or, for a bleach alternative, use Eco Clean All-Purpose Cleaner.
