Cleaning ThingsHome & Garden

Want the best household cleaning tips and cleaning products? You’ve come to the right place! Here, homeowners are sharing their personal reviews of popular cleaning products — including the good & the bad, the pros & the cons, the ones you should try & the ones you should skip. Plus, all our favorite cleaning tips to get the job done right the first time… while saving time and money in the long run.

Is fabric softener necessary? Does it work? Is it bad for you, your clothes, or your dryer? The truth about fabric softeners & dryer sheets - myths debunked

Tips for choosing air filters for your home's heating and cooling system. Are expensive air filters really better than the cheaper ones? What's the difference between the all the different types of home air filters? Here's what to look for.

Here is a list of the best gutter cleaning tools that make this household chore even easier. photo by by NathanReed on Flickr

If you're tired of climbing a ladder to clean gutters, here are a variety of other tools and products that will make cleaning your gutters easier than ever before!

Following are some tips to guide you through your spring gardening chores and save yourself a lot of work later in the season.

With 2 dogs, we NEEDED a powerful shampooer - something cheaper than renting one The Bissell Proheat Carpet Cleaner removes even the worst pet stains!

Best cleaning products for DEEP cleaning - Commercial grade items that REALLY work! Steam cleaners, vacuum cleaners, stain & spot removers, air fresheners.

Two reasons most fogless shower mirrors fail: 1) They don't stay on the wall. 2) They don't stay fog free. The ToiletTree Fogless Mirror stays fog free AND stays on the wall! It's the best shower mirror in our opinion.

A list of a zillion great uses for Mr Clean Magic Erasers from people who actually use them. See what makes a Magic Eraser cleaning block work & what this magic sponge is made of.

Leaf blowers are commonly seen as the simpler, faster option when it comes to gathering leaves in the Fall. But are they really more efficient than raking?