If you own any sort of fur-covered pet, you'll know what it looks like when you skip a vacuum day. No matter how dear our pets are, there's no getting around the fact that owning any animal is a lot of work. So how can that load be lightened?

Those of us who own cats know how quirky, cute and funny they can be - but also how stubborn and hard to manage the odors from a litter box can be! Luckily, there is a natural, safe method to eradicating the pesky odors wafting from your cat’s box!

Today we'll take a look at 3 uses for a common household item you probably use already: Dryer Sheets.

We pretty much all own lots of screens these days…and the build up of dust and lint on your smartphone or tablet can be very irritating. So what can be done about it?

Vacuuming at least once a day is recommended for pet owners. This cuts down on allergens and loose fur floating around. But how can you step up your vacuuming routine?

Due to the popularity of our last jewelry cleaning post, today we will be going over 3 NEW ways to clean jewelry. Since the last post was more general, this post will be specifically about silver jewelry. Silver needs to be cleaned more regularly than some other metals due to tarnish.

You will likely notice, sooner or later, that the light fixtures in your house can attract dust and spider webs in no time. These can be particularly difficult to clean if they have any sort of glass dome, shroud, bell, etc. But they don't have to be a headache!

Having a mold problem in your house is at best aggravating and at worst an extreme health hazard. Small mold spots can seem easy to clean, but if not cleaned properly they can return and continue to grow.

We all know a can of cola is a refreshing drink, goes great with pizza, can be used in delicious cocktails, ice cream floats, and more…but did we know it also doubles as a highly effective cleaning agent?

If you're planning on having a barbecue, is your home ready? Or do you have places to be? I'm sure by now we're all eager to get out of the house. So let our cleaning crew prepare your home for that weekend get together. Or go out. Have fun, and come home to a clean house. Let us take the to-do list out of the picture.

Pro Tip: avoid window cleaners that contain ammonia, especially if you plan to clean mirrors. The ammonia in many commonly available glass cleaners can be tremendously damaging to the silvered layer of mirrors. This can lead to flaking, discoloration, spots, and other non-repairable damage.