Whether you're staining a wood deck, bench, or fence, these expert tips will enhance its look and longevityAn even ...

All it takes is one sweaty glass left a little too long on a tabletop for a not-so-nice looking water stain to appear on your wood furniture. But removing water stains from wood isn't always an easy ...

If you’re lucky enough to have hardwood floors in their home, it’s easy to see how much warmth, character, and durability they add. Their beauty and construction, however, does not make them ...

You’re not the first person to accidentally place a hot cup of tea on a wood dresser, knock c glass of water over on your coffee table or spill orange juice on your vintage teak side table. And ...

Do you have water stains on wood that you are trying vainly to get rid of? Lifehack.org has a quick tip on how to remove these: Place a cotton cloth directly over the stain and with a dry iron (NO ...

One of the most frustrating things about owning wood furniture is trying to maintain that new look — but chips and stains are inevitable. As someone who likes to entertain and also has small children, ...

Non-wood flooring: Remove as much as you can with a cleaning solution (see “Washable fabrics, upholstery, and carpet,” above). If possible, let sunlight into the area for one to two days to help fade ...

After getting a hard-to-flush toilet back in operation by plunging or multiple flushes, put several gallons of hot water into a bucket and pour the water into the toilet. The toilet should immediately ...

A wood cutting board can be cleaned daily with soap and water. Use vinegar for stains or odors, hydrogen peroxide to sanitize, and oil to treat.

A cleaning enthusiast has shared how to remove yellow stains from a toilet seat, and it turns out that bleach is the last ...