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

Plastic Cutting Board Revival
Plastic cutting boards are convenient and less prone to mold than their wooden counterparts. However, they can develop deep food stains that are challenging to remove. Before considering replacement, try this simple hack. Soak your plastic cutting boards in a mixture of water and bleach for an hour or two to target and eliminate stains. Then, wash the boards with regular dish soap and allow them to air dry. This method can help restore your cutting boards to their former cleanliness.

Effortless Blind Cleaning
Cleaning blinds can be a tedious task, often requiring extensive time and effort. To simplify this process, create a cleaning tool by securing a damp cloth to a pair of tongs using rubber bands. Slide this inventive tool along each slat to effortlessly remove dust and dirt, leaving your blinds refreshed and dust-free.

Effective Floor Carpet Cleaning
Tired of dealing with stubborn carpet stains? Try this straightforward cleaning trick that relies on hydrogen peroxide and soap to tackle the toughest stains. Spray a few drops of hydrogen peroxide and diluted soap onto the problem area, then scrub gently. You’ll be amazed at how these ingredients work together to eliminate stains, potentially saving you the expense of replacing your carpets.

Onion-Powered Window Cleaning
Achieving streak-free windows without resorting to harsh chemicals is easier than you think. All you need is an onion. Cut the onion in half and use it to rub the glass surface, effectively removing stains. Then, wipe the windows with a cloth for a crystal-clear finish. You might never return to chemical cleaners after experiencing this onion-powered window cleaning hack.

Steel Sink Transformation
Steel sinks can develop unsightly brown spots due to hard water, detracting from their appearance. Rather than replacing the sink or using harsh chemicals, try this straightforward method. Sprinkle flour onto the dry sink surface and wipe it away using a cloth or towel. You’ll be left with a polished sink that looks as good as new.