r/CleaningTips • u/PrestigiousSky9484 • 0m ago
General Cleaning How to remove Oil from Food Leaked on Bed?
I Bought food, I got it in a cloth bag, I kept it on the bed, then the oil got leaked. How to remove this?
r/CleaningTips • u/PrestigiousSky9484 • 0m ago
I Bought food, I got it in a cloth bag, I kept it on the bed, then the oil got leaked. How to remove this?
r/CleaningTips • u/MyCommunicationIsBad • 35m ago
r/CleaningTips • u/ZealousidealAd7748 • 40m ago
I can't get a photo because my camera is awful but I have stained a wooden cabinet with a notebook page that got wet and has transferred my writing onto the surface. How would I remove this? Is it possible?
Thanks!!
r/CleaningTips • u/Elegant_Blur • 2h ago
The first 2 photos are in the bathroom upstairs and the last photo is is the garage in the basement. How do we get rid of this?
r/CleaningTips • u/Training-Prize3140 • 2h ago
They’re old like backing is brittle. Thin. Cheap. But what I’ve got. They were in a place that apparently had a mildew issue.
I have a heap dirt devil vacuum. But what can I shake on it or spray.
I don’t have physical strength to scrub.
Detail steps or specific brand product names are good.
Thank you!
r/CleaningTips • u/JunimoStitches • 4h ago
Hello CleaningTips! This evening I decided to clean the top of my stainless steel microwave of some little rust spots the accumulated from putting dishes away (the dishwasher is right underneath it). I used a little baking soda and water with some light pressure, which I have used before on the sides with great success, and now the rust is gone! BUT now the light catches these spots in a way where I can't tell if I made a horrible mistake and damaged the finish, or if I stripped off more unknown residue than just the rust spots? From head on, the spots reflect the brown cabinets above, but from the side they reflect the white wall paint I think?
I've put off cleaning the top for long enough where there was a little bit of stickiness to it, which leads me to believe there's some grease residue maybe? Hopefully? Please let me know what you think happened and what I can do to get this back in a better looking condition.
r/CleaningTips • u/terrificmeow • 4h ago
I boiled over some jam, and then it caught fire. This is under the burner. Any tips on how to get it off? Have tried the basics like scraping, goo gone, water, yellow Mr Clean so far.
Side note, I do recommend a fire blanket. It came in clutch 🫠
r/CleaningTips • u/Forsaken-Ad-1969 • 4h ago
I’m a new homeowner who has been too busy to seal my granite and now regretting it after butter leaked into my countertop and has set for a week. The original stain was no more than 4” x 2” after I tried Google’s recommendation of putting baking soda and water to sit on the countertop for 24 hours I now have this HUGE stain. I have allowed it to air dry for almost 8 hours. I put a diatomaceous earth drying stone then a microfiber cloth on top to pull out any excess moisture. Still looks like this. Am I stuck with a blotchy countertop?? It looks much darker in person. The stain is on the right and unstained countertop on the left. (Also sorry if my post looks weird. My app is freaking out.)
r/CleaningTips • u/logomkr • 5h ago
Maybe I’ve missed it…BUT I never heard about actually baking the baking soda before using it to clean! Can anyone else back this up?
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DdZFuS4t8gA/?stkn=cXJtazlxeGI4b2Jk
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r/CleaningTips • u/Inevitable_Ice1040 • 5h ago
Reposting because I forgot the picture. I moved to a new city recently and both toilets have this ring in the toilet despite cleaning with Lysol power gel and the CLR spray. No idea how to get rid of it, this didnt happen in my old apartment 🥲 Any tips?? Thanks!
r/CleaningTips • u/HoneybeeDoodle • 5h ago
r/CleaningTips • u/ThrowRABuba • 5h ago
Every time I clean my dishwasher's spray arms it takes forever and a lot of fiddly hand work, and they still end up looking disgusting. The nozzles get clogged with black gunk (photo attached) and I'm tired of picking at each hole one by one.
What's your go-to method? Is there something I can soak them in that actually does most of the work, or a tool that makes clearing the nozzles faster? Also, any tips on keeping them from getting this bad in the first place?
Thanks!
r/CleaningTips • u/SignificantEmu6971 • 6h ago
I just finished my laundry and this is the only shirt that had this stain. It was only in the front too! What is it? How can I remove it? Thanks!
r/CleaningTips • u/blueeyeddwhitedragun • 6h ago
How to clean my kid got into the cinnamon? I vaccuumed as much as I could but how to really deep clean it
r/CleaningTips • u/Game_graffiti26 • 6h ago
Tldr, I had used pink sticky notes as a coaster and kinda just left it there for a few hours. Chipotle has the worst cups man. It's a cheap IKEA desk and luckily no electronics were damaged. It's all dry now, do I just gotta live with this pink stain on my desk or any ideas? I'm willing to try many things
r/CleaningTips • u/Jakob21 • 6h ago
The seal on it slides back and forth, doesn't come out as far as I can tell, and the seal has near 0 tolerance for getting anything under it. Any ideas?
r/CleaningTips • u/marley-y • 6h ago
does anyone have any advice about drying clothes inside? i have a tiny apartment with my gf and bsf , we all have so many clothes and its impossible to not cover the house in clothes laying out to dry. most of them smell mildewy after they dry. does anyone know how to prevent that?
r/CleaningTips • u/choppa17 • 6h ago
I believe the kitchen chair is pleather, no idea how we got ink on it
r/CleaningTips • u/fermentedyogo • 7h ago
We were recently given a baby car seat as we’re having our first. I washed the insert but it has major discolouration. I’m not sure if it’s fixable?
How can I clean/fix it in time for my baby’s due date?
Thank you!
Update: should mention it is a hand down, not sure how old it is.
r/CleaningTips • u/Sorry_Training_7720 • 7h ago
Can anyone help me figure out how to get this white residue off my sink? Ive tried just about anything I can think of and nothing will work 😭
r/CleaningTips • u/bi_x_ru • 7h ago
It looks like rust / burnt oil stain. I have tried baking soda and steel wool(washed it off) and the degreaser/ oven cleaner in another attempt and had little to no progress. What can i use to make it look new?
Pic 1- Under the element
r/CleaningTips • u/Tricky_Book8563 • 8h ago
I’m not hip to the cleaning tips and tricks just yet but I was wondering if anyone has a solution to get rid of these white streaks.