5 Life-Changing Home Hacks

Cleaning your home can be a tedious task or an easy one depending on your routine or the tools that you use. Your life can be easier if you learn the right hacks or tricks, and luckily, there are a lot of tutorials that you can find online.

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A great example of that is this video tutorial by Brittany Vasseur on YouTube which will teach you how to use common products or cleaning items in your house more effectively. Your life will surely change for the better and you’d wish you knew these hacks sooner!

Home Hacks That You Should Know:

• Vaseline or Petroleum Jelly Hack
• Scrub Daddy Hack
• Swedish Dish Cloth Hack

Easy Hacks for Your Home:

#1: Vaseline or Petroleum Jelly Hack

First off, clean your stovetop and remove any caked-on food or debris as you would need to start with a clean surface. Apply Vaseline and buff it in going toward the direction of the grain. This will help shine the surface of your stovetop and also provide a thin layer of protection so that the next time you clean it will be easier. You can also use this hack on any stainless steel surface or appliance.

#2 Scrub Daddy Hack

Scrub Daddy has a texture that’s abrasive for hard dirt but not too much that it could damage the surface of the area or item you’re cleaning. It also changes texture depending on the temperature of water you’re using, but for this hack, you would need it to be dry or slightly damp. Just scrab the surface directly with this item and buff your bathroom or kitchen fauces until clean. You can also use a dedicated sponge for fruits or food as it’s effective in removing wax or dirt.

#3: Swedish Dish Cloth Hack

A trick that you can do with this is to dampen the entire cloth except for one corner, use that dry corner to gently buff off any dirt buildup, and then use the rest of the cloth to wipe the surface clean. This cloth can last months depending on how you take care of it, you can just simply wash it in your machine with a bit of detergent, and let it dry naturally. It will automatically fluff up and return to its original state, and they are ready to use again.

*All these images are credited to Brittany Vasseur via YouTube. Give her channel a visit and subscribe for more!

5 Life-Changing Home Hacks