Sometimes the best cleaning agents are things that you already have at home, like lemon. Lemon can be used for everything from freshening bed linens to removing stains from clothes–including cleaning ...

Next, fill a microwave safe bowl or mug with about one cup water, lemon juice, and the slices. Microwave for ab ...

Use lemon peels in the disposal or microwave to remove odors and grime. Clean surfaces by rubbing lemon peels on stains or mixing them with baking soda for a scrub. Steep lemon peels in vinegar for a ...

Wood is absorbent and stains easily. Here's how to clean a wooden cutting board with lemon and salt to keep it looking like new. Our editors independently select these products. Making a purchase ...

Stuck-on mess from exploding leftovers? Grease and grime from splatters? We've asked the experts how to clean a microwave, and their tips and tricks do not disappoint. Spills and splatters are an ...

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For some reason, every single microwave-cleaning how-to we’ve published includes the use of a lemon, or lemon juice. This isn’t all that shocking; the citric acid in lemons has anti-microbial ...