Washing your vehicle is one of the most common DIY car maintenance activities. Often conducted from a cosmetic standpoint, regularly washing your car also preserves the paint and prevents rust. Many ...

Cleaning the upholstery of your car is very easy with these products. Just spray it on, let it sit for a few seconds then wipe it off. Some products come with a brush to tackle deeper stains.

Cleaning expert Sarah Dempsey shares her top tips for removing tough stains like wine, gravy, candle wax, and glitter making post-holiday clean up smoother ...

We’ve all experienced this at least a few times. Someone puts a sweating glass of water or some other beverage on your beautiful maple end table only to leave a ghostly white ring on it. Sure, a stack ...

How to get stains out of car seats Stains on the car seats from food, spills and dirt are an eyesore. Here's how to get rid of them without spending too much money.

You car's finish is fragile and needs to be taken care of. Here are 10 things that can seriously mess up your car's paint.

Between the bursts of rain and pollen dumps brought on every spring, you car may very well be covered in dust, debris, and water stains that don’t just rinse off with a spray of the garden hose ...

Just wax polish the car and you’re good. The wax acts as a protective layer – extremely effective – and if the car does get stains, it is easy to wash off.

Overtime, your car can accumulate smells and deep-rooted stains that are difficult to remove. Before going to a pro, try these tips and tricks.