Scrubbing the tub is no fun — especially if you have serious stains. So when we came across this cleaning solution on Pinterest that boasted a clean tub with no scouring, we had to give it a try. And ...

Cleaning the bathroom can turn into a toxic ordeal — and we're not talking about the dirty mess. Most of the cleaners available contain bleach and other harsh chemicals, turning the bathroom into a ...

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Set a weekly or bi-weekly cleaning schedule to keep your tub free of mold, mildew, and soap scum. To remove stubborn stains, scrub with a paste of dish soap and baking soda. Avoid abrasive cleaners, ...

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The only thing better than making things myself is when what I make turns out to be cheaper, better and faster than something I could buy in the store to accomplish the same goal. That makes me so ...

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