The ultimate pre-summer reset.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — The weather is warmer, which means grilling season is here. Whether you’ve been using your grill year-round or are just dusting it off for the season, cleaning your grill ...

Plus, why and how often you should buff it up.

To make sure your summer kicks off without a hitch, we’ve put together this top-to-bottom guide on how to get your home ...

Spring cleaning is trendier, but there are plenty of cleaning tasks for every season. Here are a few chores to check off your list for summer. For almost every category below, vinegar is a star player ...

The time for outdoor entertaining on sunny days and balmy evenings has officially arrived, but let's be honest: nobody wants to lounge on a dirty deck chair or dine on a pollen-covered table. If you ...

Cleaning schedules and routines help a home run smoothly, but in the summer, even people who run tight ships tend to relax a bit, scaling back or skipping chores in favor of enjoying the season. There ...

There’s something about summer that flips a switch in my brain. As soon as daylight saving time hits, like clockwork, my once borderline obsessive need to have perfectly pristine floors, windows, ...

Clean your patio by removing debris, sweeping, and washing away pollen. Clean outdoor furniture after removing it from storage, using gentle soap. Check for damage by looking for soft spots, cracks or ...

Regular maintenance tasks, like using covers and brushing debris off, helps keep patio furniture clean. Outdoor cushion covers can usually be stain-treated and machine-washed. Stick to mild dish soap ...

Have you ever opened your grill for the season and been surprised with a nest of some sort or a nasty buildup of gunk? You’re not alone. Most home cooks don’t know this, but you should give your grill ...