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Luxury vinyl plank (LVP) floors are a fantastic choice for homeowners looking for a durable, stylish, and easy-to-maintain flooring option. However, to keep them looking their best, it's crucial to clean them properly without causing any damage. One of the...

Maintaining a clean and healthy home shouldn't come at the expense of our planet. That's why we're thrilled to introduce Genie Sheets, our innovative new line of eco-friendly, plant-based cleaning formulations. Genie Sheets are revolutionizing the way you clean by...

When cleaning and organizing your home, the laundry is often an afterthought, or completely neglected altogether. Over time, your laundry may resemble a disorganized hoarder's den with dirty laundry strewn across the floor and containers of chemicals and cleaning tools stored in no particular order.

Cleaning professionals deal with some of the most daunting cleaning tasks, from neglected caked-on ovens to filthy toilets. But there’s one task that some may consider the hardest of all: finding clients.

Clutter. It's like the sneaky guest who overstays their welcome, but with a knack for hiding in plain sight. Many of our belongings are the objects of our affection, as we collect and hold onto things for sentimental value. Other times, it’s just an accumulation of stuff that gets set aside “for later.”

For cleaning solutions, there’s nothing more widely used than bleach. It has disinfectant properties and can be used for a variety of cleaning tasks in a home. But you might be surprised to learn that there are some things that bleach should never be used for. So let’s discuss it.