How to Clean Shoes and Remove Odors From Home

July 29, 2020 Karen A. Mulvey

Keeping your shoes naturally clean doesn’t require a lot of time or money. However, it does require diligence and routine upkeep. On average, you should wash your shoes every two weeks. Of course these shoe cleaning tips, depends on the types of shoes you have, how often you wear them, and how you wash them. You should avoid washing them too much as that can actually lead to discoloration.

If you wear your shoes often, you’ll have to replace them at some point as you’ll wear out the cushion and soles. In general, shoes last around 8-12 months depending on how often you wear them. While keeping your shoes clean won’t prevent them from wearing out, it will keep them looking and selling fresh.

Cleaning Products You Should Absolutely Never Mix

May 28, 2020 Jessica Lauren

When you're reading the many thousands of cleaning tips online, it can be overwhelming to try and figure out how to clean the most common areas of your home. However, it’s important that you avoid combining certain chemicals in cleaning products. After all, spring cleaning shouldn’t be a risky business - and you shouldn’t be putting your life at risk every time you grab the cleaning caddy!

As you’re making your spring cleaning list of supplies, stick to the basics. Don’t mix chemicals and instead, rely on basic, natural solutions to tidy up your home’s grimiest areas. Both your body - and the environment! - will thank you.

Best Spring Cleaning Tips For A Beautiful Home

May 26, 2020 Rebekah Pierce

When you’re getting your house ready for the warmer months ahead, it’s important that you follow some basic spring cleaning tips. For example, you will want to avoid mixing ingredients like bleach and vinegar. Vinegar and bleach, though powerful cleaners in their own rights, can be dangerous when used together. You’ll create deadly chlorine gas!

Instead, stick to one type of cleaner - and perhaps just clean one thing at a time. That way, you’ll stay safe and also avoid the sheer overwhelm and exhaustion that can come as a result of trying to tackle the whole house at once.