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This is a common complaint among parents of teens -- your young athletes come home and take off their stinky, sweaty sports uniforms and ball them up in their hamper, or even in the corner of their room. Sponsored Ad Content by Lysol

Kids love their stuffed animals -- to the point that many children pile dozens into bed with them every night. What you might not have considered is that those stuffed animals are getting just as dirty as pillowcases, sheets and blankets.

Our next mom has a potty training 3-year-old, and doesn’t typically separate laundry, meaning clothing that has been soiled with urine gets washed with everything else. Should she be doing her laundry differently? Sponsored Ad Content by Lysol

If you’re planning to scrub your stovetop, don’t you want it to stay clean for awhile? Peter’s solution -- just buff a little car wax onto the stove top, which will seal it and make it easier to clean next time.

This is such a great shortcut!

Did you know that bacteria can accumulate in your washer? Eww! Fix that by just running an empty load in your front-loading washer on warm with a dishwasher detergent tablet (that’s not wrapped in plastic) in the detergent drawer.

Just leave a denture tablet in your toilet overnight and flush in the morning -- that’s all you need to do to get tough stains out of your toilet.

Just a tiny bit of regular shaving cream can clean your mirror, plus coat it so that it won’t fog up the next time you shower. Who knew?

Dryer sheets have so many bonus uses, but this one is extra cool -- use a regular old dryer sheet to get the grime off your sink faucets and handles!

When you’re taking your spring or summer clothes out from storage, you can refresh them with a simple spray solution.

Here are the best ways to keep your well-loved items in tip-top shape!

STOP OVERWASHING! Here’s exactly how often you should be washing the VIPs in your closet + other tricks for keeping everything looking new longer.

Peter Walsh explains the reasons why you might want to clean your linens more frequently.