Clean Science
If you're curious about how natural cleaning products work or why baking soda is such a powerful ingredient, you've come to the right place. We'll explain the science behind some of the most popular cleaning methods and tools, so you can you clean smarter—not harder.
8 Household Uses for Castile Soap—the Natural, Non-Toxic Way to Clean Almost Anything
9 Household Items You Should Never Clean With Vinegar
How to Use Baking Soda to Absorb Odors (Plus, the Science of Why It Works)
Why Water Temperature Matters When Washing White and Colorful Laundry
What Makes Microfiber Cloth Such a Cleaning Staple?
How Do Magic Erasers Work?
4 Types of Cleaning Agents, From Detergents to Acids—and How to Use Each in Your Home
How Are Pet-Hair Vacuums Different from Regular Models?
Which Cleaning Products Are Safe to Use on Wood?
How Does Vinegar Remove Stains from Pots and Pans?
What Is Dust?
What's the Most Popular Cleaning Product Scent on the Market?
What Is a Washable Rug, and What Makes These Textiles Washable?
What Makes Dish Soap Such a Cleaning Workhorse?
How Do Robotic Vacuums Actually Work?
What's the Most Cutting Edge Cleaning Product on the Market?
What Is the Most Difficult Type of Grime to Remove?
How Have Our Go-To Cleaning Tools Improved Over Time?
What's the Best Type of Sponge on the Market?
How Does an Installed Water Filter Work?
Do You Really Need to Buy Appliance-Specific Cleaners?