i have 2 toddlers who spill juice a lot of the time and some of the carpet has been flattened. a couple weeks ago i saw these circles appear and i haven’t wanted to do anything incase it makes it worse. has anyone else had these before and know exactly what to do??

Canceled after a year in their portal (well clear of their 6 month contract). They continued to bill me for 4 months until I caught on. Contacting them is also impossible. Had to get a new credit card to get them to stop.

Hi! I’m a stay-at-home mom of 7, ranging from toddlers to adults, so keeping laundry smelling fresh is a big deal in our house. Between potty accidents, body odor, insecure high schoolers, and everyday messes, scent really matters here.

We’ve been using Tyler Candle Company Diva, and most of the family likes the scent. Recently, though, I’ve been seeing a lot about Laundry Sauce and I’m curious if it’s actually worth buying.

Has anyone tried it? What’s your favorite go-to laundry detergent or laundry product when scent is your top priority? I’d love some recommendations! 🫶🏻

My dog puked on my carpet the other night so I did the following:

Scraped up bulk of it

Laid and packed baking soda into carpet

Poured vinegar over it to lift out extra gunk

Patted/swept away foam

Applied a small amount of oxi clean stain remover

Applied a couple hits of resolve urine remover formula

Patted dry

Tried to let air dry and vacuum but then felt like it wasn't drying very efficiently, so I scrubbed the remaining surface with a light soap and water solution to try and get the chemicals out and hit it with a fan

Vacuumed.

Then this afternoon the carpet turned noticeably lighter than the surrounding area. Really hoping to not void my security deposit but I'm afraid somewhere along the line I "did too much." My first guess is the peroxide in the "urine stain remover." It is known to lighten things. It is frustrating since the bottle says you can use it for vomit, amd that you can use it in carpets.

What went wrong here? Is there anything I can do to fix this? I thought about re-dying it very precisely or lightening the rest of the carpet to make it blend in 😅

Hi! I live in a house with 4 dogs, and stuffing from toys ends up everywhere. We use a Dyson vacuum which can’t really pick up the larger stuffing. Other than manually picking up each piece is there any tips or tricks to getting the stuffing? A tool I don’t know about?

My husband has a clothing drawer full of stuff he only uses seasonally. He went to organize it today, and discovered a rodent has been stealing the neighbor’s rodenticide and stashing it in his drawer?!

He had already cleaned out 80% or more of the pellets before I got this picture. We have no idea how long it’s been in there. The pellets were throughout the clothing, so he opted to throw the clothes away.

How do we clean this porous wood to make it safe for future clothing storage again? 😱☠️

I was standing at a public event with lots of people around. I was wearing long sleeves and long pants, but my hair was uncovered.

After I got home, I wanted to lie on my couch and eventually sleep in my bed. Do I need to consider myself dirty from the event, or wash my clothes/hair before using my couch? And should I wash my sheets because I was at the event?

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I AM REFERRING TO THE GREEN COLOR

We have a dining room table that is solid Oak. We have a two year old that eats near this area. What could it be? (Not markers) - the only possible explanation I can think of is us washing his high chair plate and maybe don’t dry it all the way through when putting it back but doubt it could cause this.

We’ve tried dawn soap, general cleaner, magic eraser, as well as warm water and vinegar. Nothing!!

What laundry soap/process do you use? Do you use lotion or perfume or cologne? How do you smell like body wash all day?
Some people I’ve come across smell soooo damn good! I want people to say that about me! (Not that I stink I just want to noticeably smell good at all times)

I seem to be cleaning blind.

Now I don’t mean clutter blind. (I can stand to live in some messy environments but that’s mostly from being homeless so many times)

I’m talking about a smaller thing that consistently seems to happen. I can’t seem to see small messes, like example : people asking me to sweep. I do so and then I’m being asked to do it again.

It’s to the point where I sweep 3 times cause I know I can’t seem to see when it’s actually clean so I’ll just do the job 3 times and hope.

This happens enough to be a pattern and it’s frustrating.

Any ideas or advice?

Does anyone know what would help get it off? I’ve used normal bathroom wipes, which got hair dye off the actual bathtub, and spray that had ‘active oxygen’ in it (idk it’s just what it said on the bottle) but nothing. Does anyone have any tips? Thx in advance.

i cant seem to fully clean my room without getting stuck on sorting small things so it's kinda just in a constant state of messiness it sucks edit: i also have hording tendencies and low energy all the time small update

I’ve recently moved into a rental suite, it’s a detached above ground bachelor suite beside the landlords house. It’s fully newish-ly renovated/insulated with full amenities as a legal suite, however it may have previously been a shed/work shop considering the location. I have a fear of spiders and my one concern since living here is the spiders, it’s mainly been the house-spider thin daddy long leg type which I can tolerate, however it still gives me chills 😭. I deep cleaned the place when I moved in, and did another deep clean on the bathroom this week. I’ve started spraying peppermint oil spray in corners/door-window sills. I’ve been mindful of garbage and leaving food out to prevent bugs which I haven’t noticed any at all. I don’t leave door open and rarely crack the windows. I have noticed when I leave my wet clothes or towels to dry they take long time to dry, and in reading other posts I’m considering getting a dehumidifier to reduce the moisture here. I leave the fan on in the bathroom for a bit after I shower to try and help. I also vacuum very frequently. I know I need the exposure therapy to reduce my fear but I’m looking for suggestions of any other tips I can do to reduce critters here. TIA!

Can I do anything to save this?

Oil of food leaked through paper bag on wood table.

I already tried baking soda/water mix but it looks like it got worse (darker)?

Any other tips?

Have this in the bottoms of my cabinets ​and can't figure what it is? Doesn't wipe off when using standard cleaning supplies. Hoping it's not mold. And any thoughts about going about cleaning or restoring.

as the title says, everytime i take a hot shower thats longer than like 15 minutes this appears all over my walls and is so difficult to get off. i’ve cleaned my walls like 5 times. its not fully dry either, its got like a waxy consistency? it starts at the ceiling and just drips down. i run my fan and if its a quick shower it doesn’t happen, just longer ones. any clue what it is and how to make it stop?? an everything shower is already exhausting i dont wanna scrub my bathroom walls after 🫪

the knives dry the same way

This showers been like this for a while and i feel like it shouldn’t be like the black stuff and pink stuff isn’t supposed to be there and that stain in the wall seems disgusting too. I’ve never cleaned a shower before so , i decided not to take a risk and you guys who likely have. For some help with this.

I hosed it down then dried it hanging outside. I’m gonna get the debris out but theres this film. Do I need to scrub this thing or can I just get the leaves,twigs and bit stuff out and keep it in the garage/shed?

Hey!
I only have one sink, but everywhere I read that I should rinse my dishes after washing them.

Does anyone have tips how to deal with that? I know I could first wash everything and then rinse it all, but I just wanted to see if anyone got some tips or weird ideas :D

Edit: And rinsing every dish after washing it seems a bit wasteful of water. But maybe I'm worrying too much.

hello, i have struggled to find toilet bowl cleaners that are cruelty free (its very important to me) and im thinking maybe making it myself is easier but i cant find any recipes i trust or that arent being used on an already clean toilet as "proof it works". im asking for either recommendations on recipes or brands that dont test on animals (preferably if they arent also owned by a parent company that tests on animals) thank you in advance :)