When it comes to cleaning, baseboards tend to fall into the "out of sight out of mind" category. Sure, they show sign of wear and tear and can accumulate dust, pet hair and grime (especially after ...

Plus, how often you should be cleaning them. Getty Images Why is it that baseboards need to be covered in dirt and grime before we even notice that they need to be cleaned? If this is your experience, ...

I hate cleaning my baseboards. For nearly every other cleaning task you can think of, I have a reminder set on my phone so I never forget to do it. Clean the bathroom? Check. Wash the comforter? Yup.

Baseboards — those six to eight inches rising from where a wall meets the floor — are easy to overlook in your kitchen cleaning routine. Not only are they way below eye-level, but baseboards don’t ...

Baseboards — those six to eight inches rising from where a wall meets the floor — are easy to overlook in your kitchen cleaning routine. Not only are they way below eye-level, but baseboards don’t ...

When it’s time to clean the house, the baseboards at the bottom of your walls often get neglected. Dust and grime stick to these spots like glue, making the rest of your home look more unkempt. The ...

Unsure how to clean baseboards? Then it’s time to learn. Baseboard cleaning is likely a chore you’ve put off, but it’s actually simple and, dare we say, soothing and satisfying. Further, cleaning your ...

Baseboards are often at the bottom of the list when it comes to cleaning. We rarely bend down to take a closer look, even though they serve as an extension of the floor. Baseboards become a repository ...

Also, “Be sure to inspect the surfaces and the texture of your baseboards before you start deep cleaning them,” she says. “If the wood is unfinished or has been painted with a rough finish, it could ...