Electronics attract dust, but using a coffee filter can help. The soft fibers of a coffee filter are gentle enough to clean screens and other surfaces without scratching. Simply wipe down your electronics to remove dust and fingerprints.
11. Clean Oven Racks with a Bathtub Soak
Oven racks can be tough to clean, but a soak in the bathtub makes it easier. Fill the tub with hot water and add a few drops of dish soap. Let the racks soak for several hours or overnight. The grime will loosen, making it easy to scrub off with a sponge.
12. Remove Water Stains from Wood with Mayonnaise
Water stains on wood can be unsightly, but mayonnaise can help. Apply a small amount of mayonnaise to the stain and let it sit for a few hours or overnight. Wipe away with a clean cloth. The oils in mayonnaise help lift the moisture from the wood, reducing the appearance of the stain.
13. Disinfect Cutting Boards with Lemon and Salt
Cutting boards can harbor bacteria, but a lemon and salt scrub can disinfect them naturally. Sprinkle coarse salt over the board, then use half a lemon to scrub the surface. Rinse with hot water. The acidity of the lemon and the abrasiveness of the salt work together to clean and disinfect.
14. Shine Stainless Steel with Olive Oil
To keep stainless steel appliances looking their best, use olive oil. Apply a small amount to a microfiber cloth and buff the surface in the direction of the grain. Olive oil helps remove smudges and adds a protective layer that enhances the shine.
15. Clean Shower Heads with a Vinegar Bag
