Sometimes the best cleaning agents are things that you already have at home, like lemon. Lemon can be used for everything from freshening bed linens to removing stains from clothes–including cleaning ...

Lemon juice is a workhorse with solid cleaning power around the home. It cuts through grease, removes stains and whitens laundry, deodorizes, and works as an antibacterial for wooden cutting boards.

Bathroom cleaning doesn't always require strong chemicals. A low-cost method using familiar ingredients is sparking interest ...

For some, cleaning the microwave is a daunting task, usually involving harsh chemicals, a few ruined sponges and a job not well-done. And because the stains and leftover bits of food are neatly hidden ...

Lemon juice can corrode electronics, strip patinas, and damage wood, stone, and cast iron due to its high acidity. Experts warn against using it on aluminum, brass, copper, electronics, wood, cast ...

Keep your kitchen clean with the help of a food-safe cleaner that also kills bacteria and stops mold and mildew growth. And it's a great way to use lemon ends and trimmings from overgrown rosemary ...

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While baking powder and vinegar are commonly used to naturally clean appliances and areas in the house, a mum has shared how she transformed her dirty oven using half a lemon and a cloth. Mum Ilone ...

A CLEANING fanatic has revealed why you should stop buying cleaning products and use a lemon instead – and shows how the fruit can tackle all your household chores. Lynsey Crombie, the Queen of Clean, ...