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Let us educate you on the finer points of dog-bathing for the next time Spot comes home smelling of sewage and rotten birdseed.

Microwaves are quick and easy to use, but unfortunately they don't yet clean themselves.

A cutting board is essential — even if you only ever cut drink garnishes, slicing limes on a dormroom desk is pretty gross.

Don't wait until you need a hazmat suit to approach those mystery leftovers hiding in the back of the fridge.

You might never recapture that new car smell, but you can replicate a new car shine.

Leather seats are expensive. Keep them looking that way with a little cleaning and conditioning.

After rolling down the hill or sliding into second base, it's time to tackle those grass stains.

With a little muscle and a powerful cleaner, even the filthiest oven can look new. Since it's best to let the cleaner sit overnight, try to start cleaning before bed.

Don't panic if you've got a budding Picasso at home—cleaning crayon off of painted walls is simple.