Skip that cycle and do this instead.

Dry cleaning kits *do* work a lot like dry cleaning does—but it actually isn’t necessary for most clothes.

What if you could have one stain-fighting solution to cover all your bases? And, better yet, what if it was even more effective than the alternatives?

New evidence from the CDC found many people are cleaning incorrectly—and engaging in unsafe cleaning behaviors.

We spoke to experts to find out so you can make the best, safest decision. Here's what to do with your clothes after running essential errands or a socially-distanced hang.

This tip promises to keep your toilet bowl sparkling clean with almost no effort.

You can achieve polished, sparkling clean laminate floors without worrying about damaging them.

By the time you grab a fresh bottle, it will probably be time to take care of an important kitchen chore you’ve been neglecting.

You might not notice immediate damage when you wipe down your coffee table or counters, but there are much better ways to dust.

If you find relief in spraying and wiping down every possible surface right now, don't forget to focus on disinfecting these five things, as recommended by an epidemiologist.

“I always recommend that you change your mask like you change your underwear: daily."

Plus, what you should use instead.

Household bleach can be an effective way to stave off germs, including the novel coronavirus, but you need to make sure you follow expert instructions.

If you have a home with dishwasher, it probably saves you loads of time on hand-washing. But dishwashers, as quick and thorough as they are, can also wreak havoc on your kitchenware when they’re not used thoughtfully. Delicate glassware, for example, could easily shatter in a dishwasher, while a wooden cutting board or spoon might end up split.

Good hygiene isn’t just about washing your hands and wearing a mask.

You've probably seen this trick on Pinterest.

As with all disinfecting, it makes sense to take a targeted approach.

If you follow the right steps, you may never need to spend money on a dry cleaner again.

Are donation centers open during the coronavirus crisis? What about charities like homeless or women’s shelters? We've got all the answers.

To learn more about the best (and most hygienic) laundry practices during a pandemic, we spoke with a laundry expert.

You can’t always predict when a cough or sneeze is coming on. And you definitely can't control roommates who won't take their health seriously.

Yes, grocery store hauls require a whole other level of vigilance right now.

Even if you have access to a washer, you might want to take this extra maintenance step just to be sure you’re not sleeping in a literal bed of germs.

Researchers are only beginning to understand how long the novel coronavirus can survive on surfaces, but here's what we know.

We’ve got good news for you: You probably don’t have to spend all day disinfecting.

Knowing how easily and quickly I could wash up turned a switch on in my brain that kept committed to hand-washing.

Some people are taking sanitizing matters into their own hands (pun intended). Here's why that won't work.

It's better to be dirty than useless. Some cleaning methods can permanently damage your device, or maybe even render it unusable.