22 Cleaning tips and tricks that Mr. Clean himself would approve of if he could.

Rust Ring Eradicator
If metallic items are left in the shower or on the counter for too long, they may leave behind unsightly rust rings. These stains can become nearly impossible to clean if left unattended. However, you can create a paste using lemon juice and cream of tartar to effectively remove these stains from affected surfaces. For a deeper clean, scrub the area using an old toothbrush. This method will leave the surface looking clean without a trace of rust, impressing your guests with its impeccable condition.

Crystal-Clear Glass Shower Doors
We’re all familiar with the challenge of cleaning glass shower doors after a relaxing shower. No matter how often you use a squeegee, the glass door may not remain as spotless and transparent as it was when first installed.

This cleaning hack utilizes a stiff brush and some window cleaner to achieve the best results. Instead of wiping the glass with a soft cloth or squeegee, which may leave streaks, use a stiff brush and window cleaner. This method effectively removes soap scum and steam marks, leaving your glass doors sparkling clean.

Oven Bliss with Baking Soda
After cooking several meals, your oven may look as though it hasn’t been cleaned in ages. The combination of steam and heat can solidify food spills, making cleaning a daunting task. To clean your oven, create a paste by mixing one cup of baking soda and dish soap. Add some water to this mixture to form a thick paste, similar in thickness to pancake batter. Apply this paste to the inside of the oven, focusing on the dirty areas. Allow it to sit for fifteen to twenty minutes before wiping it away. Your oven will be clean and ready for your next culinary adventure.

Gas Stove Savior
Has your gas stove seen better days, covered in stubborn grease and grime? Don’t worry; there’s a simple cleaning hack to rescue it. Take an old bowl and combine baking soda with water and hydrogen peroxide. Create a thick paste with these ingredients and apply it evenly to the stove. Allow this mixture to sit and work its magic, removing food particles and dirt. Finally, use a sponge or a soft cloth to gently wipe away the mixture. Your stove will look clean and feel fresh for your next cooking adventure.