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\nCleaning pros say that keeping a specific set of items under your sink can make your life way easier \u2014 and more organized.\n
If you have a free afternoon sometime soon, clean out all the empty bottles, the unused cleaning tools, and replace them with these seven things absolutely everyone should have in their under-the-sink arsenal, according to experts.\n
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No matter what sink you\u2019re talking about (bathroom, laundry, kitchen, etc.), Vera Peterson, president of Neighborly brand Molly Maid, suggests having a pair or two of rubber gloves handy to make cleaning up spills easy, efficient, and hygienic. Not only do rubber gloves limit the spread of germs, they also protect your hands from any harsh chemicals and allow you to use hotter water (so you can more effectively kill those germs).\n
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Even if you\u2019re a reusable rag person, a roll of paper towels comes in very handy in certain situations, like when you\u2019re handling raw meat or cleaning up bodily messes.\n
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Peterson recommends having a scrub brush handy for the bathroom in particular, while other experts recommend scrub pads or even smaller brushes. As Pam Clyde, president of BritLin Cleaning in Texas says, having a toothbrush under your sink that\u2019s just for cleaning is a good idea for an option \u201cto clean around the drain and other crevices.\u201d Just make sure you clearly label or separate the cleaning toothbrush from others.\n
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If you haven\u2019t already added a Magic Eraser to your under-the-sink organization, what are you waiting for? Having a Magic Eraser within reach at all times makes removing those hard-to-remove, stubborn stains that much easier.\n
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If I had a dime for every time I wished I had a glass cleaning solution on every floor of my tall-and-narrow row home, I\u2019d be a very wealthy woman. Making sure you have glass cleaner under each and every sink in your house means you won\u2019t have to run to another floor or bathroom to clean the mirrors or other reflective surfaces.\n
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Peterson suggests keeping either white vinegar or lemon juice handy as an all-natural cleaning agent. There are actually quite a few different ways to use white vinegar when it comes to cleaning, from window washing to coffee maker disinfecting.\n
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If you\u2019re all about the five-minute, everyday clean to keep things spick and span, then having a pack (or two or three) of disinfectant rooms under every sink is a great option. As Clyde says, \u201cThis makes disinfecting high touch areas quick and easy. Sink faucets, refrigerator handles, microwave and oven handles as well as trash can lid (top and underneath) and pantry door handles can be breeding grounds for germs. Wiping them at least once a day can help to keep germs to a minimum.\u201d\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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