I don’t know what it is about spring, but that tends to be the time that everyone thinks about deep cleaning. I guess it’s the smell of fresh air that does it to us! However, with two little girls and two little dogs cleaning is and everyday all day kind of thing for us. I am always on the look for products that can make my daily chores a little easier on me. Lately I have been giving ESPRO Sports Cleaner a try. This post is a sponsored post, but all opinions, stories, and my experience are all personal and true (like always)!
ESPRO Sports cleaner can be used for so much more than sports stuff. It can be used for uniforms, carpet, car upholstery, food stains, baby stains, pet stains, furniture, hunting stains and more! Believe it or not it can get out grass stains, blood, sweat stains, food stains, juice, dirt, field paint, grease, and more! It also does not use harsh chemicals or contains bleach, butyl, chlorinated, petroleum, or even phosphates. Not only can use use the ESPRO as a sports cleaner but you can also use it as an odor eliminator. That is easy to do. Simply spray it on the item and let it air dry.
I found ESPRO to be great for my dogs and their stuff. I used the cleaner on our dog leash, and it got it nice and clean. If you have kids than you know they can be messy eaters. My kids are the messiest eaters in the world. We have these white kitchen chairs. They are the cutest chairs, but with kids around they tend to get a little dirty. However with a little ESPRO and a little elbow grease they were like new!
Over the summer I am sure my ESPRO cleaner will be getting used a lot on grass stains. Honestly there is no telling what I will use ESPRO on when come to my kids. They like to get dirty! What kid doesn’t? That’s what makes ESPRO so great. It can be used for several things!
Denise Sachs says
One of my tips is to use car windshield washer fluid instead of more expensive glass cleaners. They are the same thing.
Cara K says
Always soak a stain for a few minutes before attempting to get it out.
Debbie Yoder says
I clean a little everyday, so it doesnt get out of hand, also keep all my cleaning supplies handy in a tote.
Ann Fantom says
My cleaning tip is to use your used dryer sheets for dusting. The static electricity in the dryer sheet traps the dust
dealindiva says
Use vinegar, you’d be surprised how many things it can clean
brittany marie thompson says
Presoak tough stains on clothing first!
Darcy Koch says
My favorite cleaning tip is to clean up as messes happen. If not, messes will pile up and you’ll feel overwhelmed by how much there is to do.
Jill Rivera says
My favorite cleaning tip is have you dishes clean nightly.
Christine Labelle says
I do really have any tips. My suggestion would be to stay on top of things. With four kids, I have to go over the same stuff every day. If I don’t, my house looks like a tornado came through.
Ryan W says
Looks like a great product.
Meghan says
Vinegar is a great resource too
Darlene Carbajal says
My tip is to get cleaners that work! Haha.
Tonya Tipton says
my favorite cleaning tip is to use baking soda and vinegar for your cleaning. They are cheap and they work plus they are not filled with all those chemicals that are so bad for you.
Suzanne says
Vinegar
Audra says
I add borax to my laundry to freshen it
Jessica W, says
I always keep vinegar in the house for a quick fix cleaner.
harolde says
Do a little bit at a time, it’s much easier than trying to do it all at once.
Wendy R. says
Old socks on your hands make great dusters!!
Emily Benzing says
My cleaning tip would be focus on one room at a time, one thing at a time. Don’t get caught up in everything. That way everything gets cleaned properly!
Julie Murphy says
Heating up lemon juice and water to clean microwave
Elicia P says
baking soda on the mattresses then vacuum!
Alexandra says
My favorite cleaning tip is to use dryer sheets as air freshener.
Robin M says
I use my old dryer sheets to dust
Michelle Donovan says
I usually like to vacuum last – go top to bottom to ensure all dust gets sucked up
Melissa C says
Clean windows on a cloudy day
Zenetta says
I use baking soda to scrub my bathtub ,toilet and sinks.
sarah says
baking soda is everything.
Erin Madigan says
My favorite cleaning tip is to clean as you go. Don’t wait to do it all on one day. Spread it out throughout the week.
Jennifer Finn says
vinegar is a great cleaner and alot cheaper
michel says
lemon juice and vinegar does wondersq
Marilyn Nawara says
Use RainEx on the shower tile — water beads right up and the tile stays clean.
Carrie Conrad says
Use Dryer sheets to dust, also Cut dryer sheets in half. They do the same job and a box lasts longer, saving money.
Charlene Drake says
My favorite cleaning tip is about cleaning lamp shades. Use a “clean” paint brush and take the lamp shade outside and use the brush to clean, especially the pleats.
Vidya Prabhu says
Never forget your mask while dusting that’s one.
jberry says
I clean my windshield w/ vinegar before I use a cleaner on it.
Kelley Roach says
Use vinegar, you’d be surprised how many things it can clean
Christina C moore says
I like a caddy to bring my cleaning supplies from room-to-room or right to the messy spot without frequent trips back to the cupboard or closet
Becky VanGinkel says
Once a month, run an empty load through the washer with just vinegar.. your clothes and towels will never get that musty smell again!
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rachel says
My tip is to do a little each day so you do not get piled up with it on your off days
Brandy Williams says
One room at a time! Don’t get distracted and start another room when one isn’t finished.
Stephanie MacDonald says
Always soak a stain for a few minutes before trying to get it out.
Kayla Klontz says
My favorite tip is to use vinegar and newspaper on the windows.
carrie s says
Vinegar and water helps keep ants away, is economical, and works as a counter cleaner.
rosemary says
wow
Ashley C says
My tip is to spend 15 minutes each evening picking up, even on days you haven’t had “time to clean”. It really helps everything to look cleaner!
John Deal says
Wipe your feet when entering the house
Michelle Catallo says
Teach your kids at an early age to help out ~ give them a baby wipe and let them go to town! Hey, I ain’t ashamed of it LOL
Cindy Peterson says
Make a mixture of 1/4 Cup of Baking Soda, 1/4 Cup of Citric Acid (found in the canning section at your grocer), and 10 drops of lemon oil. Mix well
And dump it in your dishwasher. Start your dishwasher as normal and let it run for 2-5 minutes. Pause your cleaning cycle and let sit for at least 4 hours. Then resume the washing cycle and allow it to finish.
Audrey Stewart says
I clean as I go. When I go to sleep for the evening, I make sure there are no dishes in the sink, and everything is tidy.
Melissa S says
I add essential oils and Epsom salt to my laundry to keep it fresh smelling.
Amy Malone says
use newspapers to clean windows. streak free and super clean
Angelica Dimeo says
Use vinegar it can be used many different ways cleaning wise
KENNETH OHL says
start from the top and go to the bottom room by room
KENNETH OHL says
start from the top and go to the bottom room by room don’t get ahead of your self
Julie Waldron says
Vinegar & dawn work great for cleaning the tub/shower.
RENEE WALTERS says
My cleaning tip is to use X-14 to clean your floor and bathroom grout. That stuff is amazing!
amanda whitley says
Lemon, baking soda and vinegar are household items that have so many uses in cleaning.
Elizabeth Brooks says
i do a little bit every day. easy to get overwhelmed
Fiona N says
I love the tip that I can use vinegar with water to wash the rust on my clothes
Thank You for the chance!
molli taylor says
always take the time to tidy a mess before moving on to a new activity!
DeAnna Keller says
My favorite cleaning tip is to use newspapers instead of paper towels to clean mirrors and windows to avoid streaks.
Seyma Shabbir says
I always donate gently used clothes first, remove items you no longer need before beginning to clean or organize.
Anita Jude says
Is to pick up each and everyday that way it don’t all catch up at once on you
Kris Mihalov says
I run a cup of vingar thru my coffee pot to clean it
Laura says
My favorite cleaning tip would be to clean often, so the house doesn’t get to messy!
Tracie Vandermeulen says
I hate cleaning but I do it anyway therefore I appreciate all these great tips! I’m definitely gonna have some vinegar handy from now on!
LeAnn Harbert says
I make my bathroom cleaner out of vinegar, corn starch and dish detergent.
wendy browne says
Use microfiber cleaning cloths instead of paper towels or cotton cloths.
Jeanne Coulombe says
My favorite cleaning tip is put vinegar and few drops of blue dawn dish soap in spray bottle and keep in shower spray walls and shower doors with it before you shower then rinse off when done shower. My shower doors are 5 years old and they look brand new no soap built up nothing. I love love this tip I learned years ago.