Bacteria are lurking on your sponge, your pet’s toys and your tea towels. Here’s what the research says - and how to protect yourself.

Tea and coffee stains on your mugs don't have to be permanent. Here's why they happen and how to get rid of them fast.

With this glass kettle there's no plastic or metal to leach into the water, so there's no aftertaste to your drink.

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Learn how to clean your ice maker to ensure it produces fresh, safe ice. Follow these simple steps to remove mineral buildup, ...

BRITS are set to bask in scorching temperatures once again this week as the sun returns. The weather turnaround comes after a ...

Spilling tea on your clothes can be a common occurrence if you have several cups a day, but one simple skincare item could remove stains in 'minutes'.

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People have shared their shock after discovering how often they should be cleaning out their kettle between uses - as some admit they've never cleaned it.

What's On What's On News Cleaning hacks Banish stubborn limescale in less than an hour with simple kettle cleaning hack - not vinegar From baking soda to cola, there are a number of different ...

As spring cleaning season approaches, many people are on the lookout for affordable, natural cleaning solutions – and tea bags might just be the answer.

If you've noticed a white, chalky substance on the inside of your kettle, it's likely limescale - but one cleaning expert has shared a way to remove it using just one cupboard item.