A simple cleaning trick for unclogging your drains that involves just a few common items in your kitchen has been revealed.

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First, you pour the baking soda into the drain. Then, dump the vinegar over it and cover up the fizzy reaction with a hand towel to keep the carbon dioxide trapped in the pipe. After you let it sit ...

Another way to go? Create a DIY dishwasher cleaner. A basic mixture of dish soap, water, and white vinegar makes a great homemade cleaner that’s safe for all dishwasher surfaces. Dip a ...

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