Just because you’ve been doing something for years in the kitchen without problem doesn’t necessarily mean it's safe.

I crowdsourced responses from over 100 people, and while there was a lot of overlap, there were also a few hacks that made me think, “Huh, that would help.”

I’ve discovered a hack that makes cleaning the shower that much easier—even if it does involve wearing, well, zero clothing.

So maybe you can stay organized in your kitchen and have room for that set of wine glasses.

So I tried it — and timed it!

Can you see the difference in the photos?

Knowing when to leave the room, try a new cleaning product, or seek professional medical assistance could be the difference between a pleasant cleaning experience and a crummy one.

In less than 20 minutes, the drawer that drove me crazy for years had been reorganized into something functional.

My fiancé and I have literally argued over who gets to vacuum each week since we got this.

Junk drawers are a luxury that some small spaces just cannot accommodate.

Odds are you’ve heard by now that your phone is… well, kind of disgusting. Here are some quick statistics: According to TIME, most cell phones are dirtier than a toilet seat—and in one study, high schoolers phones were found to have more than 17,000 gene copies on their phones’ screens. Phones are gross (even if you don’t bring your phone into the bathroom).When it comes to getting rid of germs quickly, most of us reach for a container of disinfecting wipes.

Ah, the household junk drawer. Is there anything more convenient in theory and utterly chaotic in reality?

As appealing as those perfectly organized #shelfies are, it certainly wouldn’t be the first time something wasn’t as great IRL as it is on Instagram.

There are some great under-the-bed storage options that are efficient, practical, and affordable.

Here are the biggest mistakes people make with organizing and cleaning resolutions, according to a pro.

Absolutely everyone.

Don't try to do it all at once! Make January your month of cleaning & organizing. Here's how.

We’re all learning to appreciate and make the most of our homes in ways we hadn’t before.

We turned to the experts to get their best tips and tricks to make cleaning the bathroom as efficient as possible.

You might be using your Mr. Clean Magic Eraser wrong. Here's the first thing you should be doing.

Did you guess right?

Whether someone is sick on your couch right now or you’re just looking to stay prepared going into cold and flu season, these are some areas you should have on your radar,

As it turns out, the majority of people have probably been using far too much laundry detergent for far too long.

When it comes to bathroom, kitchen, and skincare products, clear bottles aren't such a great idea—especially if the bottles they come in originally are opaque.

There's one cleaning method you should never, ever attempt: Steam-cleaning.

The internet is ripe with tips, tricks, and strategies to get your life organized. Unfortunately, though: These "solutions" aren't always as shiny as they appear to be. In fact, some may even cause more work for you in the long-run.

A simple tech gadget that can solve a whole host of organizing dilemmas.

Removing stains from your Dutch oven is a tough job that too often results in sore arms and no results—unless you have this miracle-worker.

Click on any article about organizing your closet, and chances are the first tip will be to "purge" or "edit." But what if you don't want to get rid of anything? Are you destined to live in disarray?

Are your scarves always in a tangled mess? Thankfully, organizing gurus Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin of The Home Edit have a foolproof method for getting control of this beloved accessory.

Like anything else when it comes to sending kids to school, the most important thing to remember for homeschooling is organization, organization, and more organization.

The humble pantry staple is key to preventing and removing stubborn fingerprints, smudges, and other frustrating marks.

These smart strategies can make even the most chaotic linen closet look a little less cluttered.

Organize all your stuff for less than the cost of your favorite facial serum. (It is worth mentioning, though, that throwing out that container of bubble bath you’ll never use is totally and completely free.)

Turns out there is something different about that space—and how you use it—that causes dust to accumulate faster.