The Clean Slate / Clean House

\The desire to live toxin-free is more than just a trend—it’s a conscious lifestyle choice gaining momentum in Indian households. With increasing a...

Top Tips to Clean Home After Holi Holi is a time for joy and celebration, but it can also leave behind a messy aftermath. However, with a little pr...

Are you tired of constantly buying paper towels and disposable cleaning wipes, only to watch them pile up in the trash bin? What if there was a mor...

NATURAL WAYS TO CLEAN YOUR TAPS In both kitchens and bathrooms, taps are the most commonly used accessory. While most of us don’t have the time or ...

WHICH DOG SHAMPOO IS BEST FOR YOUR DOG? Our pets are our best friends, and giving them the best possible care is our top priority! Every pet requir...

Are your cleaning supplies clean? When was the last time you cleaned your vacuum cleaner, mop, or even your dish brush? Over the course of time, ou...

Cleaning or Disinfecting?  In this COVID-19 contemporary world, we have definitely relearned what we were taught in preschool- how to wash hands! S...

Floor Cleaners are one of the most important household cleaning products ever. After all, our floors are susceptible to all sorts of dust, grime, m...

Doing the dishes is a never-ending task, we feel you. No matter how much you scrub away, the sink’s never empty, what kind of sorcery is THAT!

To be fair we are lucky to be living in the times of dishwashing liquid, they have made the task less messy. Not to forget the half-dissolved bar that would get stuck to the corners of your soap holder, and sometimes you’d even find the nasty surprise of a green mark under your steel bartans.

Your floor is your baby’s whole world when they start the exciting journey of crawling. It’s their first taste of independence after all. As fun as it might be for them, it is just as worrisome for you.

Everything begins with a clear space, as they say, a decluttered space is a decluttered mind. Do away with things that ‘don’t spark joy anymore’ (any Marie Kondo enthusiasts in the crowd?). Be methodical and go room by room, say one room a day.

Being environmentally cautious is the need of the hour, it is an idea we are much too familiar with but often have trouble knowing where to start. With hordes of plastic mounting up in landfills and choking the earth, it’s not simply enough to acknowledge it but to actually do something about it.