Kitchen

With just a few supplies, you can mix up your own all-natural cleaner. And it's cheaper than ready-made eco-friendly cleaners you'd buy at the store.

The FundamentalsStart with gentle cleansers before working up to strong chemical ones. Lemon and distilled white vinegar help deodorize, and baking soda is a good scrubbing agent. Designate sponges for specific tasks -- washing dishes, wiping counters, and the like. Sterilize sponges regularly by dampening, then microwaving them on high for one minute, or by tossing them in a dishwasher. Keep instruction manuals for appliances in a binder stashed in a drawer. Refer to manuals for...

This natural kitchen cleaning checklist will help you to keep your kitchen cleaner in less time, and without the harmful chemicals.

I’m going to change your life today. (Well, your stove top at least.)

Our step-by-step process to get your sink and disposal clean and safe, without the use of harmful chemicals or cleaners.

Dryer Sheet Cleans Baked On Food OK.. I have to confess.. I thought it even if i didn’t actually do it.. <> when my hubby said that the nasty, because he didn’t prepare the pan before baking in it pan…. could be cleaned with a DRYER SHEET! << Click to Tweet >> Yep, …

We try to replace harsh cleaning methods with more natural ones whenever we can around here.  I'm sure you feel similar about the environ...

Obviously, I would never let you look inside my cupboards if I hadn't just organized them.  Before I show you my newly organized pantry, I...

Have you ever exploded pizza sauce in the microwave? Today’s post will show you how to clean a microwave using only water, vinegar, and steam! It’s easy to do, only takes a few minutes, and it works great!

Skip the nasty chemical-heavy oven cleaners and self-cleaning ovens! Use this natural cleaning tutorial on how to clean oven with baking soda!

Everything around my stove is in pretty rough shape after all the cooking I’ve done recently. All the surfaces of my stove and range hood are covered in a greasy layer of accumulated oil splatters.

I don’t know about you, but for ME, sometimes the hardest part about getting a task done is knowing where to start. The second hardest part is knowing when I’m done. Because let’s face it, is house cleaning ever really DONE? That’s why I love when I come across a “step-by-step” g

Want to know exactly which tasks to tackle, and in what order? Four industry pros plot the steps that will speed your routine and guarantee a