Maids of Honor Housecleaning

06/05/2026

Your bathroom is dirtier than you think. Here are five habits to break for a cleaner space:

1. Leaving wet towels and bath mats on the floor
2. Skipping daily sink and tub rinses
3. Using the same hand towel for days
4. Ignoring water splashes after washing up
5. Not cleaning up hairspray or product residue

These habits can grow bacteria, cause stains, and create funky smells. Break them today!

These seemingly harmless habits might be the reason your bathroom never stays clean for long. Learn how to fix them to keep your space sparkling.

06/04/2026

Did you know that sweeping before vacuuming can help pull out hidden dust for a deeper clean, especially under furniture and along baseboards?

This approach provides a deeper clean, especially under furniture. For spotless floors, it is recommended to vacuum both before and after mopping for the best results.

Do you agree with this cleaning strategy?

The question might not be which to do first, but which is the better tool for the job. Here's what to know about whether you should vacuum or sweep first when cleaning your floors.

06/01/2026

Are your towels spreading bacteria?

Wash them every 3-4 uses and dry properly on a rack to keep germs at bay.

For a deep clean, use hot water (140°F+).

Want more towel care tips? Check out the full guide!

If towel washing is a debate in your house, here's the answer.

05/28/2026

Cleaning your kitchen sink doesn't have to be a hassle!

Whether it's stainless steel, porcelain, or copper, using the right methods can make all the difference.

Dish soap and baking soda work wonders for stainless steel, while porcelain sinks can benefit from a small amount of bleach for a brighter finish.

Copper sinks require extra care, so stick to gentle dish soap.

Discover more expert tips to keep your sink looking like new!

Learn how to clean a kitchen sink and drain with tips from cleaning experts. They explain how to best clean your stainless steel, porcelain, or copper sink.

05/25/2026

We remember and honor those who have lost their lives in military service. Have a safe and meaningful Memorial Day.

05/21/2026

Tired of tackling an overstuffed T-shirt drawer or cluttered closet? We get it. Organizing can feel overwhelming.

Did you know vertical folding can save major space in your dresser drawers? Or that a shoe cabinet can store up to 12 pairs AND eliminate smelly odors?

Check out this guide:

How to organize every problem area in your home, including your sock drawers, jewelry, sports equipment, toys, books, and spices.

05/18/2026

Hard water stains can turn your toilet into an eyesore.

Did you know they're caused by calcium and magnesium deposits left behind when water evaporates?

You can tackle stains with items you likely already have, like vinegar or baking soda. For tougher spots, try a pumice stone.

Discover the best methods to keep your toilet sparkling clean:

Learn how to remove hard water stains from your toilet with our comprehensive guide. Discover effective cleaning methods, essential supplies, and preventive tips to keep your toilet sparkling clean.

05/15/2026

Say goodbye to clutter with Real Simple's top 11 organizing hacks!

From fridge storage tips to tension rods for baking sheets, these creative ideas make tidying easy and efficient. 🧺

Discover your new favorite organizing tricks today! ✨

Real Simple has rounded up some of its best organizing and decluttering advice of all time, including tips to set up a go-to organizing system, get some decluttering done, and actually find all of your stuff.

05/12/2026

Keep your kitchen towels germ-free! 🧺

Did you know your kitchen towels could harbor bacteria? 🦠

Learn how to clean and sanitize them the right way with expert tips.

From choosing the best water temperature to properly using bleach, this guide has you covered!

Learn the best way to wash kitchen towels and eliminate bacteria. Experts share the ideal water temperature, detergent choices, and wash frequency for a hygienic kitchen.

05/08/2026

Some everyday dish habits might be quietly contaminating your cookware.

Food safety experts warn that old sponges, stacked damp pots, and leftover soap residue all provide bacteria a chance to grow. Damaged pans, rinsing raw poultry, and washing pet bowls with your own cookware can create even more risk if you’re not careful.

Discover more cleaning habits:

Food safety experts share common cleaning habits that can contaminate cookware. From stacking damp dishes to using damaged pots and pans, here are the six cleaning habits to correct to keep you and your family safe.