Tired of those unsightly shoe marks on your walls? Grab a can of WD-40 and a clean cloth to remove them in a flash — no hard ...

Nothing renews a room like a fresh paint job. And nothing ages one like smudges, smears, and scuff marks all over the walls and baseboards. High-traffic areas around the house naturally get scuffed up ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Whether your home has mostly hardwood floors or a few rooms where wood peeks out, scuff marks from shoes, ...

If there was just one item I could have in my cleaning arsenal, the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser would be it. I love it so much so that I brought a box with me when I studied abroad back in college, and ...

Here is what you do... - Mix 2 tablespoons of baking soda with warm water to create a paste. - Use a microfiber cloth to scrub the paste over the affected area until the scuff mark disappears. - Wipe ...

Adding a stark white item to your wardrobe is a risky move. It feels like if you blink, white shoes go from utterly flawless to downright dirty. (And I can only tolerate busting out the baking soda so ...

Wooden floor with visible signs of wear and damage caused by the wheels of office chair - Tatiana Sidorova/Getty Images We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Keeping your floors ...

YOU don't need a full cleaning caddy to keep your home looking spotless. A home expert has shared the cheap household item she uses for a variety of chores. Muna recommended mixing baking soda with ...