It's never too late for a little spring cleaning. Professional organizer Brooke Rives is back to help us clear out the clutter. She shared her tips for organizing your linen closet, tableware, and getting your home ready for summertime.

We often hear about spring cleaning around the house but what about for your skin? Dr. Sherry Ingraham with Advanced Dermatology offered skincare solutions to refresh your daily routines. She also reminded us how often you should be cleaning or changing out makeup brushes and other products you use regularly.

In case you didn't know, this week is National cleaning week. So, it's the perfect time to tidy up your home. Here are ways to do it more effectively...

Safe to say, a lot of people really buckled down when it came to cleaning over the past couple years, given the COVID-19 pandemic.

Bad news y’all! Your towels, bedsheets, and other garments may not be quite as clean as you think!

TikTok is great for so many things. There are cooking tutorial videos, makeup tips and, obviously, videos that will make you laugh.

Did your cleaning routine go crazy over the past year? You can watch in the video below as well, as she shares her secrets to disinfecting easily and inexpensively, and the importance of striking a balance in your cleaning routine with green products like ones from Art of Green. 3: Setting up a cleaning caddy for easy and convenient cleaning sessions. 5: Using naturally derived cleaning products to balance the harsher bleach-based products. The Art of Green naturally derived all-purpose sprays and wipes were each chosen as a 2020 Product Of the Year, the largest consumer-voted award for product innovation.

Home improvement & lifestyle expert, Kathryn Emery, shares four must-haves items that could make your tasks a bit easier. Rubbermaid® FastTrack® Rail Garage Storage System (Rubbermaid® FastTrack® Rail Garage Storage System)Product: Rubbermaid Fast Track Garage Storage Rail SystemGet it: here“When organized, the garage can serve as another room. Shark IQ Robot (Kathryn Emery)Product: Shark IQ RobotGet it: here“I tested four robotic vacuums recently and I love the Shark. Rejuvenate Antibacterial Floor Cleaner (Kathryn Emery)Product: Rejuvenate Antibacterial Floor CleanerGet it: here“This product will kill germs within 5 seconds. Since it’s an antibacterial cleaner it will kill germs everywhere so use it in common, high touch areas such as faucets, doorknobs, remote controls, light switches and more.

HOUSTON – With Thanksgiving right around the corner, you may be wondering if hosting a small gathering is a safe idea. Home improvement and lifestyle expert, Kathryn Emery shares everything you need to know to have a germ-free Thanksgiving at home. GO TOUCHLESS WITH A BATTERY POWERED SANITIZERProduct: Sense & Dispense Touchless Hand SanitizerSense & Dispense Touchless Hand Sanitizer (Sense & Dispense Touchless Hand Sanitizer)Think about the germs on your hands as you touch faucets or sanitizers to clean your hands, do we need to sanitize the sanitizer? THE LATEST IN CLEANING TECHNOLOGYProduct: MicroGold Disinfectant Antimicrobial SprayMicroGold Disinfectant Antimicrobial Spray (Product: MicroGold Disinfectant Antimicrobial Spray)This is EPA tested and approved. There is an Antimicrobial Tank & Base- to prevent the growth of bacteria in the tank and Base, so it’s always safe to use.

According to the CDC, there has been a 20.4% increase in calls to the Poison Control Center since this time last year. They could potentially react, creating toxic fumes, and could cause an explosion inside the drain! Vinegar and baking sodaWhile it’s not dangerous, placing the two in a sealed container can cause an explosion, since carbon dioxide is trying to escape. If you bleach a surface, be sure to wash off with water before adding on any other cleaners. If you do feel chest pain and shortness of breath, either seek medical attention, live chat with someone on www.poison.org or call the Poison Control Hotline at 1-800-222-1222.

There are numerous other non-kitchen items that can best be cleaned in a dishwasher, maybe making this the most valuable cleaning appliance of them all.

Now, a local hospital says they’re reusing their N95 masks to ensure they’ll have enough to keep them going through this pandemic. Memorial Hermann is using specialized technology to sterilize these masks. That depends on the kind you're using. You can’t clean surgical masks. You’re still supposed to avoid touching your face while wearing masks.

HOUSTON – Oil and grease can be difficult to remove from pots, pans and your driveway. "Grease Police" claims it can corral those messes and banish them from just about any surface in your home. Product: Grease PoliceClaims: “Works on nearly all stubborn messes, even ones that have been baked on for years.” “It’ll clean shower doors in seconds.”The bottle claims it works on all of these stains: Baked-on grease, baked-on food, dried latex paint, tile and grout stains, tape residue, glue and adhesive residue, fabric stains, stains on floors and walls, smoke stains, bicycle grease, hard-water stains, sun tan lotion, oil, marker, crayons, pet stains, blood stains, machinery, makeup stains, tar and wax, chewing gum, soap scum, mildew stains and fireplaces. It did not remove the baked-on grease inside her oven. It did not remove the hard water stains and soap scum on her glass shower door, and it did not remove spaghetti sauce, mustard and crayon from her son’s soccer jersey.