Living Well

This may or may not surprise you, but your cell phone, computer, and tablet are actually some of the dirtiest surfaces in your home. Our electronics g...

Contrary to popular belief, the washing machine is not a self-cleaning mechanism. Laundry detergent and hard water minerals commonly build up in the n...

Avoid getting caught in the heat this summer by maintaining your home’s air conditioning unit. New or old, every air conditioner performs its best whe...

You have company coming for an extended visit and you want them to feel comfortable in your home. One way of doing that is creating an ambiance that f...

The garbage disposal is a useful kitchen tool that helps break up food particles and move them down the drain to prevent unwanted clogs. Occasionally,...

Over time your vacuum can begin to smell musty, leaving a lingering odor even after you have cleaned the floors. This is a sign that it is time to do ...

The sharp blades of the garbage disposal are helpful when it comes to breaking down small food particles, but occasionally it just can’t handle every ...

Refrigerators and microwaves are some of the most used kitchen appliances, which means they’re likely to get dirty over time. When spills, stuck-on fo...

Today’s household washing machines and detergents are designed to be efficient users of both water and energy. If your washing machine has a symbol wi...

We’re told not cry over spilt milk, but spilt red wine might be just cause for that reaction—especially if it’s on carpet. With any stain, the quicker...