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Clean your blinds with a sock
Cleaning blinds may be one of the most hated household chores ever. Using an old sock dipped in a vinegar and warm water solution to quickly clean dirt and grime way will get you past this unpleasant task as fast as possible.




Catch unreachable cobwebs with your broom
You can see the cobwebs lurking in the corners of your ceiling, well out of your reach, but how do you get to them? You could find a ladder and climb high to get at hard-to-reach cobwebs, or you could attach an extension pole for painting to a regular broom and clean up cobwebs from the safety and stability of the floor. 

Clean your TV or computer screen with a coffee filter

Microfiber clothes are expensive and paper towels leave lint behind when cleaning electronic devices like TV and computer screens. Coffee filters are an inexpensive and lint-free way to keep your TV and computer monitors clear and dust-free.

Restore scratched wood with vinegar and olive oil

Sometimes even expensive furniture oils can’t restore a severely scuffed piece of wood furniture. But mixing one part vinegar and three parts olive oil creates an effective furniture repair solution. Use a rag to rub into any wooden furniture surface with scuffs and scratches to clean and restore to its original glory.

Cleaning your Makeup Brushes with Shampoo

Clean your makeup brushes with a good brush shampoo or use baby shampoo. Rinse in lukewarm water and those expensive makeup brushes are like new. It works like a charm and doing it regularly keeps the brush soft much longer.

If you’ve got rust, remove it with a little toothpaste

If you have rust stains on your tub (particularly because you have not yet implemented the tip above), you can effectively scrub them away with some toothpaste and an old toothbrush. Use a brand that includes baking soda for the most effective stain removal with the least amount of effort.

A clean coffee maker freshens and improves the taste of your coffee

Does your coffee maker produce stale, bitter tasting coffee? When was the last time you cleaned it? Oils left behind by coffee grounds turn rancid and smelly, affecting the taste of future brews, but cleaning out old coffee residue is simple. Run a solution of equal parts vinegar and water through half a brew cycle (turn off or unplug machine halfway through the cycle) and let the solution sit in the machine for an hour. Turn the machine back in to finish the cycle and then run another full cycle with fresh water.

Steam clean your microwave

Nobody likes to clean a dirty microwave. When cooked-on food is spattered everywhere, it seems like an impossible scrubbing nightmare. But, with a little water
and some lemon juice you can steam-clean the grime right off. Heat lemon water for five minutes and everything should wipe clean with a sponge.