Rubbing alcohol, vinegar, or dish soap make for effective window cleaners. Mix the solution, spray, then wipe with a squeegee or a microfiber cloth.

Learn when and how to use vinegar to clean entryways and neutralize odors, and which surfaces require safer alternatives with ...

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Before you grab your spray bottle and rag, take a sec to perfect your technique. Knowing how to clean outside windows means being able to identify (and overcome) potential challenges like ...

A dish soap solution makes a powerful DIY window cleaner that cuts through grime without leaving streaks. Avoid cleaning windows in direct sunlight and be sure to use clean tools to avoid streaks.

Vinegar is a versatile cleaning solution, but it shouldn't replace all cleaning products. Vinegar can sub for glass cleaners, fabric softeners, and deodorizers. Avoid using vinegar to disinfect or on ...

Cleaning vinegar is more acidic than white vinegar, containing 6% acetic acid compared to white vinegar's 5%. The higher acidity in cleaning vinegar makes it more effective at cutting through grease, ...

Learn how to clean carpets with vinegar using simple methods to remove stains, neutralize odors, and freshen up your floors—no chemicals required.

Vinegar cuts through tough soap scum, grime, oil, and mineral deposits to make cleaning a shower easier. Learn how to keep it clean with these steps.