Cleaning Tips

The couch is a centerpiece of your home. It's your binge-watching headquarters, the kids' favorite snacking spot, the place Fuzzball and Furball love to rest. And as a result, your couch cushions see more pet hair, body oils & odors, food crumbs, dust and dirt than just about anywhere else in the house.

Spring Cleaning got you feeling a little overwhelmed? Having all of the right cleaning tools is half the battle. Grab these & click through to our Cleaning Tips site for even more helpful tips.

Simple Green Deck and Fence Cleaner is ideal for both manual and pressure washing your entire deck, lifting dirt, grease and sap from wood and composite surfaces. If using a pressure washer, avoid using a maximum pressure setting, as too much force can damage the wood fibers.

Your glass top stove is easy to clean, without the hassle of drip pans or burner grates. But splatters, spills and overflows can bake on quickly, requiring frequent cleaning.

When soap and hard water dries, soap scum is left behind, leaving stubborn, unsightly spots on glass, granite, stainless steel sinks, shower doors, pool tiles, irons, toilets, tea kettles, and other surfaces. Cleaning and removing these stubborn water stains can sometimes be tough, and even dangerous, depending on your choice of descaler.

This spot is most easily forgotten at cleaning time, since you can shut the door on it as soon as your delicious dish comes out. Unfortunately, putting off a deep cleaning will only delay the inevitable, and increase the amount of elbow grease needed to remove layers of baked-on food debris in the future.

An appliance that is constantly on, being emptied and refilled, and storing food and drinks is bound to get disorganized and grubby.

We don't often think about cleaning the places we use to clean ourselves, but the soap and water we use on a daily basis doesn't stand a chance against dirt and soap scum buildup.

Time to take the spring cleaning outside! Just because these jobs are more heavy-duty doesn't mean they're more difficult. Grab the Simple Green All-Purpose Cleaner and follow these simple steps.

An appliance that is constantly on, being emptied and refilled, and storing food and drinks is bound to get disorganized and grubby.

Time to take the spring cleaning outside! Just because these jobs are more heavy-duty doesn't mean they're more difficult. Grab the Simple Green All-Purpose Cleaner and follow these simple steps.

Many rely on coffee as their early morning or mid-afternoon pick-me-up, but the real wakeup call comes when the coffee spills and splatters everywhere.

This spot is most easily forgotten at cleaning time, since you can shut the door on it as soon as your delicious dish comes out. Unfortunately, putting off a deep cleaning will only delay the inevitable, and increase the amount of elbow grease needed to remove layers of baked-on food debris in the future.

When soap and hard water dries, soap scum is left behind, leaving stubborn, unsightly spots on glass, granite, stainless steel sinks, shower doors, pool tiles, irons, toilets, tea kettles, and other surfaces. Cleaning and removing these stubborn water stains can sometimes be tough, and even dangerous, depending on your choice of descaler.

The hardest part of Spring cleaning is often the first step. With so many tasks to accomplish, simply figuring out where to begin & getting into action can make the project a daunting challenge. That's where a well-planned list can make all the difference.

The pressure washing process is a quick & satisfying way to get rid of built-up gunk, grime, & stains. It can be an exhilarating feeling to utilize the high-intensity power of a pressure washer to complete DIY tasks that can significantly improve the look of your home. But once you get going with the machine, the ease of use means you may find yourself tempted to turn that cleaning power on other items around the house.