Believe your eyes -- it’s spring! Time to bid farewell to the snowblower, gas up the lawnmower and let the sunshine in (whether your allergies approve or not). And what better way to welcome the ...

The melting away of snow doesn’t just expose the dirt hiding in the snowbanks; it also reveals the dirt and dust that’s accumulated in our homes, leading many people to participate in the phenomenon ...

The idea of spring cleaning always sounds like a good one, but when it’s time to do it, you’d rather be doing anything else.

You’ve made up your mind: Today is the day. With sleeves rolled up, you’re ready to tackle those spring cleaning projects. Good for you! Before you dive in, how about taking a moment to green up your ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Terri Williams is a journalist covering housing trends. This year, 8 in 10 Americans plan to participate in spring cleaning, ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Terri Williams is a journalist covering housing trends. Updated on March 28 to include comments from Heather Aiello and Amelia ...

I live in the Northeast, and I am so over winter. The good news is that I have been using all this time indoors to quickly clean and declutter my home, and now I am looking forward to it being warmer.

The dark days of winter are winding down, and as things brighten up you may be noticing more dust, cobwebs, and other messes. The experts at Consumer Reports share cleaning tips, tricks, and tools to ...