She’s cleaning house of these brands. A Michigan house cleaner is advising her social media followers to stop using four popular household products, including a glass spray that may leave fans feeling blue. Alyssa Armstrong, who owns Alyssa’s Cleaning Company, took to TikTok to share her tips in a video that is sweeping the platform … Read more
This cleaning life-hack will sweep your breath away. One professional organizer on TikTok claimed that her rule for decluttering only takes three seconds and will help you to see results in your closet and beyond. Kayleen Kelly, who goes by the username @kayleenkellyorganize on the social media app, has been in the business for over … Read more
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you buy through our links. While there are plenty of different ways to apply your makeup — whether that be with your own (clean) fingers to pat on a cream blush, a beauty sponge to blend full coverage foundation or brushes to test … Read more
It wasn’t the reaction she was hoping for. One woman found out the unfortunate way that mixing some household cleaning agents doesn’t make them stronger — in fact, it makes them poisonous. TikTok user @silkalmondmilk_ers said she was cleaning her kitchen with vinegar and bleach last month as the holiday season got underway — and … Read more
This job sounds terrible — and yet it has Gen Z polishing its CVs. Preparing around-the-clock keto- and paleo-friendly meals, cleaning up a house shared by 8 guys, working 12-hour shifts for 6 days a week and agreeing to have absolutely “no personal life” are just a few of the many grueling requirements that candidates … Read more
At least he tried. One woman on TikTok shared a hilarious video revealing that her husband had ruined the outside of her fridge in an attempt to clean it. T, who goes by the username @takingcareofcleaning on the social media app, categorized the video as the fourth in a series she has titled, “Why are … Read more
An avid cleaner recently shared her jaw-dropping results from wiping down a nasty handrail at her home — but some of her fellow TikTokers are calling her a dirty liar. Tera Nelli, who calls herself the “Queen of Deep Clean,” has gone viral by dividing viewers on whether she cleaned or ruined a wooden railing … Read more
Don’t brush off this warning. Experts say the popular slicked-back “clean girl” bun, the go-to hairstyle donned by celebrities such as Bella Hadid, Hailey Bieber and Selena Gomez in 2022, could cause alopecia. Traction alopecia is a type of hair loss that’s caused by repeatedly pulling on the hair, causing tension in the hair follicle … Read more
Cleaning homes is currency for one woman traveling the world. Scrubbing her way around people’s homes for free has allotted Auri Katariina, 29, the ability to globe-trot, a squeaky clean career path she carved out for herself as a passionate declutter bug, according to South West News Service. It all apparently started when Katariina helped … Read more
A morning shower is how many start their day — but it may be doing more harm than good. Showering in the morning could be stripping your skin of its natural oils, according to Sally Bloomfield, honorary professor at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. In fact, Bloomfield said most people shower every day … Read more
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you buy through our links. Thinking about all the germs they store can put your head in a tailspin when it comes to your daily devices (smartphones, E-readers, tablets, laptops, etc.). To help us all stay as safe and healthy as possible, we … Read more
Discover startups, services, products and more from our partner StackCommerce. New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you buy through our links. Conscientious about the air you breathe at home? Then it can be tough to settle for the unclean air you encounter elsewhere. If you’ve been concerned about the quality of … Read more
Three in four Americans would do “nearly anything” to have a single stress-free day. A new poll of 2,000 Americans revealed one in 10 can’t even remember the last time they had a stress-free day. When people feel stressed out, they avoid necessary tasks like doing laundry (20%), vacuuming (15%), and cleaning their homes (15%). … Read more