I was sick all last week, which means I slept most days, instead of working. So today I’m sharing a round-up of some of the best cleaning tips on Pinterest I could find!
#1 Clean your Mattress
Truthfully how often do you clean your mattress? My answer, not often enough. Stay at Home Mum has some great tips for how to clean a mattress to make it smell fresh and last longer!
#2 How to Clean a Porcelain Sink
I love this tip from my friend over at The 36th Avenue! Since reading this post, and seeing her incredible results, I have recommended Bar Keepers Friend to so many people!
Click HERE to see her whole tutorial!
#3 How to Clean a Microfiber Couch
When I found this awesome tutorial for how to clean microfiber, I think the Heavens opened up and sang! So many of us have microfiber couches and kids and/or pets that like to get them dirty!
You will LOVE this awesome step-by-step tutorial from 551 East Design, and your couch will thank you!
#4 How to Clean Stainless Steel
My friend Kim, over at A Real-Life Housewife, has a simple tutorial that will give you incredible results on all your dirty stainless steel appliances! Head over and pin it HERE.
#5 How to get rid of the “boy bathroom” smell
This is one of my all-time most popular cleaning tips so I thought it needed to be added to this list. If you have boys, or a girl that can’t aim, you will want to check out this tip! Click HERE to read the post! I bet you’ll agree it’s one of the most needed cleaning tips on Pinterest!
#6 How to Clean Baking Sheets
Are your baking sheets dirty and dingy from years of use? Check out this amazing cleaning tip from One Good Thing by Jillee. With some baking soda and peroxide your pans will look brand new again!
#7 How to Clean Sand off your Skin
I’ll be honest when I first saw this tip on Pinterest, I didn’t really believe it would work… that is until I tried it! Oh my goodness this is the BEST tip for getting sand off your skin! I wish I had known it years ago! To check out the full post click HERE. Definitely one of the best cleaning tips on Pinterest!
I love this incredibly easy trick for how to clean stove burners! If you have a gas stove you will definitley want to head over and check out this tip! Click HERE to see the full tutorial.
#9 How to keep the Shower Clean
This is a FABULOUS tip for all of us (me definitely included) that don’t love to clean our showers! Head over to Pin Busting with Steph to get all the details! Again, one of the most useful cleaning tips on Pinterest.
This is by far one of my most popular posts so I thought it should be added into this round-up! If you have a Dyson you will definitley want to check out THIS POST! I give step-by-step instructions (pictures included) to show you how to clean every part of your vacuum! Before you know it, your Dyson will be running like new!
Dawn says
I like that you can use the ZapCloth without using any extra chemicals!
Mary S says
Thanks for the post. I repinned most of them!
Mary S says
Love that you can ditch the window cleaner and the zap cloth does not leave streaks!
Veronica says
I HATE dusting, so any re-useable product that will make dusting easier… sign. me. up!
Amy Bounds says
I like the size of the cloth.
Jen M. says
I love the fact that it is zero-fiber and I can use just water. I have allergies to alot of products so that is huge for me.
cindi m says
love that can just use w water and no other products!!
Nancy Carr says
I love that the Zap Cloth is chemical free and also microfiber.
barbara says
I like that the Zap Cloth uses just water, and looking forward to cleaning all the dog slobbered windows in my house and car!!!
Breanna says
I love that my kids could do some helping out with just the cloth and water!
Lori says
I have used Zapcloths for many years and love how it cuts down on paper towel waste.
Tina says
WOW! Clean with just water! Perfect for getting the young ones involved! I will have to get some of these clothes!
Angel says
I would love it get all the dog nose prints off my bedroom window, neat product
Brianne says
I love that the zap cloth doesn’t leave fibers or streaks on mirrors and windows!
Catherine says
Cleaning with just water appeals to me the most!
Monica says
I can’t wait to try the ZapCloth
radiya says
i like that it only needs water
Nikki H says
I think some of these hints are really remarkable, and will certainly be trying them in the future.
Crystal says
I love the fact that you can wash them in the washing machine and that they are streak free. Thanks for the giveaway!
Bonnie @ Uncommon says
Wonderful tips Anna! I need the Dyson, boy bathroom, and stove burners the most! Can’t wait to try them!
Anna says
Yay!! Glad I could help. 🙂
Shari says
Definitely the fact that it’s chemical-free.
Kim says
Great round-up! Thanks for including my toaster tip!
I hadn’t seen the how to clean microfiber couches and will have to try it!
Anna says
You’re welcome!! I love that tip, it’s so simple but works so well. 🙂
Sara D. says
I love that it only uses water! Makes it so much easier and appealing to clean instead of having to get out a bulky bottle of fumes!
Shelley D. says
I love that you don’t need to use anything more than water with the Zap Cloth.
val rollheiser says
no cleaning products needed
kelley @ Miss Information says
I would love to try these, if I could clean mirrors and sinks with no streaks I am all in. Besides the fact that these would be great for kids to help clean with
Elizabeth says
It is lint free! Thanks the tips!
Vicki I. says
I love that the zap cloth doesn’t leave fibers or streaks on mirrors and windows!
Trudy M. says
I like that zap cloths are microfiber and only need water to clean with!
Jennifer S says
I like that there’s no chemicals and it is really cost effective
Stephanie says
these look great! LOVE no chemicals and machine washable too! And HUGE thanks for mentioning Pin Busting! 🙂
Crystal says
Anything that claims to be streak free interests me!
Stephanie says
No fiber cleaning and being able to quick wet it and clean without having to pull out any other cleaner.
Bianca says
I tried the amonia on the stove burners and it did WONDERS. That’s going to be my go-to cleaner for the burners from now on.
Suzanne @ Willow House says
I love that it’s streak free and you can just use water. This looks like a very useful product. Oh, and thanks for sharing these pins. I’m repinning several that were just what I needed!
Kimberly @ A Night Owl says
LOVE this list Anna – thanks for sharing! I’m literally putting that Dyson one to use right after I comment here! As far as the zap cloth, I think my fave feature is that it’s lint-free, that’s hard to find!
Rebecah Degnan says
Thanks so much for a wonderful blog, I feel like these are things that all women used to know but are slowly being lost. I’ve been wanting to try the Zap cloths-anything that makes cleaning easier!
Susan M. says
thanks for the post!!! i appreciate your blog soooooo much. keep up the good work.
Alison C says
It is great that it cleans with just water. Fantastic that you throw it in the washer and dryer to clean it. No more landfill garbage!
Thanks for the chance to win.
Lorene says
I love that you can use it for so many things and it uses only water! A-maz-ing! I can hear angels singing 🙂
Leslie says
Love the scrub the tub tip!!!
Thank you for this list, Anna!
Anna says
You’re welcome! Thanks Leslie. 🙂
Janelle says
I’ve never heard of these cloths! Thanks for offering a giveaway!
Roberta Broussard says
Thank you so much for sharing your favorite Pinterest cleaning tips! I pinned them to my board. I would love to win a Zapcloth.
Randi - Dukes and Duchesses says
What a great collection! It made me feel adequately guilty and ready to clean! 🙂
Darlene says
Love that I don’t have to use chemicals!
Tiffany B. says
If it’s truly as great on windows as they advertise, then I like that the Zap Cloth is reusable! I currently use paper towels and cleaning solution, so this option would be far more eco-friendly. 🙂
Thistle says
Anna!
I LOVE these tips! You know that I need help with my sink! You are SUCH a rock star!
Happy day to you my wonderful friend!
karianne
TaMara says
I can’t wait to try the baking sheet trick. All of mine look gross like that!
Jerie Armentrout says
These cleaning tips are great! Thanks for posing them….Now I have to go clean my baking sheets….
Donna Hollingsworth says
I like the ease of use with the Zap products!
Bridget says
I have recently become obsessed with microfiber cloths and these look like great quality!
Judy D says
Always on the lookout for products like Zap Cloth and thanks, Anna, always get great information from your posts.
danielle says
I wanted to let you know that I featured this great roundup today in my “What I Bookmarked This Week” post – stop by and see!
Anna says
Thank you Danielle!! 🙂
deborah says
I like trying new products and I think the Zap Cloth proclaiming to be streak free, spot free, and lint free sounds awesome!
muriel says
I like that you can clean with just water.
Gloria says
I have a “cleaning” problem that just got pulled from the Dryer! My husband got his light tan jeans from the dryer, & on the bottom right pantleg about ⅓ from the leg are fairly “big” OILY SPOTS! The pants didn’t have anything on them when put in the washer, & nothing when we put them “into” the dryer.
None of the other items in the same dryer load have ANY spots or marks. I don’t know where to start to clean & remove the “Oily Spots!” I need H.E.L.P!!!
Gloria
Anna says
This stuff will help: https://askannamoseley.com/2012/02/how-to-remove-grease-stains/
vicki says
Love your hints! But I need help! I have a white smooth top stove and I have dark stains that I cannot get cleaned off. I have used cleaner, scrubbed with everything I can think of and used the razor but the stain remains. Any help for me????? Thanks!
Anna says
I know it seems silly but this is how I used to clean my glass cooktop. I have a gas range in our new house but I still use this trick for around the burners. 🙂 https://askannamoseley.com/2011/06/how-to-clean-a-glass-cooktop/
Helen says
When you clean your bakeware with baking soda and peroxide, do you have to let it set before you clean it off?
Anna says
I’d let it sit for a few minutes and then scrub it. 🙂