Clean your dishwasher with a lemon Kool-Aid packet
Run your dishwasher while empty with a packet of lemon kool-aid because the citrus in it can fight stains effectively.
Foil your glass
If you want to scrub debris off of your glass cookware, then scrunch a tin foil into a ball, add to it some water and soap, then use it to scrub the debris away.
Bathroom
Clean up your dirty sinks the natural way
Dirty sinks are really tough to clean, but this method can make things easier. All you have to do is sprinkle baking soda all over your sink and squeeze half a lemon to get fresh lemon juice all over the baking soda. Use the other lemon half to scrub the dirty sink. Once done, turn on your faucet and rinse off the residue.
Wall wash
Clean your wall with an all-purpose cleaner (on paint), and if you have tile surfaces, then mix one part water with one part vinegar and use the solution the same way you use a normal cleaning product.
Clean up nasty tile buildup in the shower
Use shower gel to clean nasty tile build up in the shower instead of soap because it contributes more into the formation of the nasty build-up and because shower gels function more like detergents.
Clean the bathroom fan
Most people disassemble their bathroom fans to clean. The method is effective, but time and energy-consuming, plus it has some risks if you don’t assemble or disassemble the parts properly. Instead, turn on the fan and blast with compressed air from a compressed air can and that’s it (you will have to dust your bathroom once you are done).
Give the loo a proper scrub
Your toilet might need a little more TLC than you’re giving it. When cleaning the bowl, remember to scrub under the rim. You should also remove your toilet seat a few times a year to get all of the crevices. (This is particularly true if you’re potty-training boys!)
Laundry
Wash your clothes in pepper
Add a teaspoon of pepper into your wash to prevent clothes from bleeding and to keep colors bright for an extended period of time.
Chalk it off
If you have grease stains on your favorite shirt, then scrub it off using some chalk. Once you’re done scrubbing, launder your shirt normally.
Cheap sneaker scrub
If your leather sneakers are looking dull and old, and you want to spark some light back into them, then dab the stained areas with toothpaste, then scrub off the debris with an old toothbrush. Once done, wipe off the paste and rinse. This method also dampens the exterior of your shoes.
General Tips
Candle wax
If you spilled candle wax on your carpet, then put a paper bag on the stain, then run a hot iron on top of it to melt the wax (the paper bag will soak it up).
Paint on your clothes
If you have paint stains on your clothes, get a new disposable razor and shave off the paint gently. However, if the shirt is 100% cotton, avoid applying this method because you will end up tearing it up.
Spilled eggnog
If someone or you spilled up eggnog on your white carpet, you can clean it off by blotting the stained area(s) with nail polish remover, then spraying a mixture of soap and water on top. Make sure to blot gently until the stains disappear.
