World’s best cleaning blogs and websites

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Without a doubt, there is an abundance of cleaning blogs and websites on the internet. We’ve scoured the globe for cleaning gurus and compiled the best blogs and websites into this killer list.

1) Good Housekeeping

Established in 1885, long running magazine Goodhousekeeping has been providing expert advice on a large range of topics, from home tips to holiday destinations and everything else in between.

With a philosophy that life should be pleasant and not feel like a chore, they deliver on that promise with inspiring suggestions.

They have some classic cleaning tips on problems, such as removing red wine stains from your carpet. They even guide students on tackling those hard to rid pen stains.

With so much content, you are bound to find answers as well as something new.

Visit their social accounts here:

Facebook – 4.7M Likes

Twitter – 211K Followers

Instagram– 1M Followers

Pinterest – 596.5K Followers

Youtube – 325K Subscribers

TikTok -  13.9K Followers

 

2) Bright Side

A great team aiming to share inspirational ideas, useful advice and give back relevant content. They have a rigorous fact checking process so you know 100%that you can rely on their tips.

 

Brightside have prepared some excellent infographics that will help you with your cleaning routine. We particularly love the “Daily clean-up plan for cleanliness and order” tip. Great to print out and hang up on your wall.

 

They also have clever tips to help organise your home, straight from Japanese decluttering expert Mari Kondo. Sometimes getting rid of items are necessary to help you home look brand new.

 

Visit their social accounts at:

Facebook – 41.2M Likes

Twitter – 13.3K Followers

Instagram – 1.4M Followers

Youtube – 44.2M Subscribers

 

3) Clean Mama

This is a website dedicated to cleaning tips that will bring back warmth and joy to your home. Becky, the blog creator, has come up with tasks, guides and courses for people to follow and learn from to get their home in a tip-top shape with less time and effort. 

Becky gives you all the tips and tricks need to cut down a lot of cleaning time. She uses the phrase “everyday a little something” as her tag line to inspire her readers to get into the routine of cleaning their home a little everyday to have their home clean all week long. 

The blog takes away the stress that comes with planning how to tackle your cleaning chores and provides you with the best strategy to follow. 

Visit their social accounts at:

Pinterest – 222.9K Likes

Facebook – 719K Followers

Instagram – 769K Followers

 

4) Real Simple

Boasting a website and magazine, Real Simple aims to make life simple for everyone. As our lives get busier, we tend to lose sight of the little things that can add up and really make a difference.

Fitting in nicely with their theme of time saving, Real Simple have a great post sharing cleaning mistakes that waste your time. Obviously, this is good for anyone with a busy schedule and limited time to spare.

If cleaning the bathroom is a nightmare for you, they have a post explaining the fastest way of getting it cleaned. They’ve asked industry experts for their advice and offered it in an easy to read format.

Visit their social accounts at:

Facebook– 3.7M Likes

Twitter – 1.3M Followers

Instagram– 1.9M Followers

Pinterest– 1.3M Followers

Youtube – 65.4K Subscribers

Flipboard —26.8K Followers

TikTok — 19.7K Followers

 

5) A Slob Comes Clean

If you are someone who is really struggling to get their home in order and you’re not looking for professional advice, just a pep talk or support from someone who has been in your position, then this is the blog for you. 

The blog is run by Dana K. White, who by her own admission was a complete slob but has since then figured out all the tip and tricks needed to get your home in order. Her journey started in 2009, and since then she has become an expert on the topic. 

Visit their social accounts at:

Facebook – 204.4K Likes
Twitter – 5.6K Followers
Instagram – 39.5K Followers
Youtube – 113K Subscribers

6) Clean and Scentisible

This is a great cleaning blog by Jenn, a part time pediatric physiotherapist and a full time mum of two children. She has found a perfect balance between work and creating a relaxing clean environment to come home to.

She inspires her readers to get organised by walking you through the same steps she uses, whilst creating a tight knit community that shares the same interest.

There are some great tips here that will help you organise major areas of the house. Whether it be the kitchen space or the master bedroom, you are sure to learn a thing or two about creating your own personal retreat to relax and unwind.

Visit their social accounts at:

Facebook – 103.2K Likes
Twitter – 1.9K Followers
Instagram – 21.2K Followers
Pinterest– 471K Followers

 

7) A Bowl of Lemons

With a large community behind this website, there are numerous ways to connect and learn cleaning strategies you might never have heard of.

There are books on home cleaning and organisation, facebook groups on budgeting and many printables to help keep you accountable.

Abowlfulloflemons has many inventive organisation systems. One of great posts talks about using index cards to break your chores down into manageable chunks. There are many clear pictures and practical advice to help you implement this in your own lives.

You are even shown a super secret laundry routine to help save time. With a complete walkthrough, even the the most laundry-fearing person can follow along.

Visit their social accounts at:

Facebook – 267.9K Likes
Instagram– 256K Followers
Pinterest– 157.5K Followers
Youtube – 25K Subscribers

8) The Queen of Clean

Linda Cobb, is a famously known cleaning specialist that has been “recognised as the go-to cleaning expert” by a great number of television shows. On her website she provides cleaning tips and advice in all sort of forms ranging from blogs and videos to links to her published books and podcasts. 

The website is all about making information available to everyone and providing readers with natural and unusual cleaning tricks that actually work! Linda has experimented and tested different cleaning methods and products and shares her honest reviews on how well they work. 

She’s recently started her own line of natural and and eco-friendly cleaning products named “Queen of Clean® brand”. Check it out!

Visit their social accounts at:

Facebook – 34K Followers
Instagram – 2.9K Followers
Youtube – 7.76K Subscribers

 

What did you think?

We hope you enjoyed this great list of cleaning websites. You should now be fully equipped to deal with any home cleaning challenge you have to face.

Which one impressed you the most? Let us know in the comments down below.