Don’t want to clean with chemicals? You don’t have to—you can just clean with steam. Not only is it safe and healthy, but it’s also highly effective. For one thing, it can kill up to 99% of germs and bacteria. That’s...

Not a fan of mopping but want to keep the house clean? Then why not get a robot cleaner? They’ll do the job for you so that you won’t have to. Small and compact, they can easily reach under furniture and...

Steam cleaners allow you to clean various surfaces without the use of any chemicals. For example, you can use them to clean your car, kitchen appliances, upholstery, mirror, showers, and windows.  Not only that, but they’re also great for cleaning and...

Want to mop the floor but don’t want to lug around a bucket? Then why not get a spray mop? If anything, it’ll simplify the entire process. For one thing, there will be no need for a separate spray bottle; the...

Want to clean the floors but don’t want to use a mop and bucket? Well, you don’t have to! You can just get a spray mop and clean the house that way. You won’t have to use a spray bottle or...

Keeping the house clean can be a challenge when you have pets. For one thing, they can track dirt into the home via their paws. Not only that, but their fur can get everywhere (I’m sure most pet owners agree)! That’s...

Spray mops provide the benefit of a traditional mop without all the hassle. For one thing, you won’t have to wet the mop pad separately or use a spray bottle—you can just press the trigger on the handle and it’ll take...

Steam cleaners are great in that they allow you to clean without chemicals. All you need is water! You can use them to remove grease, stains, odors, mold, you name it. That’s not all, they’re also effective at killing germs so...

Are robot vacuum cleaners worth it? Most would say yes. For one thing, they’ll greatly reduce your cleaning time. Instead of having to pull out the vacuum, you can just get the robot to do it for you. The best part?...

Wet mopping is the best way to remove dirt, dust, pet dander, and pollen from the floor. How often should you do it? At least once a week—for high-traffic areas (e.g. kitchens, hallways), anyway. That way, you’ll be able to keep...