DIY Home Cleaning Projects & Tips

Looking for ways to tackle spring cleaning, increase organization, and maximize your space? This post is for you!

What should you do to prepare your home for summer? Bookmark this spring home maintenance checklist and get ready for fun in the sun!

Fall’s unmistakable chill is in the air, and for those of us who live in the Pacific Northwest, that’s our cue to start the home weatherization process.

Spring cleaning can feel overwhelming if you don’t know where to start. Check off all the tasks on your to-do list with our helpful guide.

Here are some quick, inexpensive, and effective solutions for getting the dirt and the grime off your windows.

Making your own dishwasher detergent is easy. Plus, there’s no hidden additives or toxic chemicals in these four simple ingredients.

Have you been looking for an all-natural wood floor cleaner made of non-toxic ingredients? Here's a simple and easy recipe that is perfect for your refillable mop, and even safe to use directly on wood flooring.

Is your furniture dusty? It won't be for long. This DIY dusting spray leaves a shiny polished look that I love. The 3 simple ingredients in this spray are completely natural and exceptionally gentle on furniture.

We’re excited to introduce you to Tracey Grant. In her own words, “I geek out over all things food and health related!” Tracey currently works as a registered dietitian and essential oil consultant. She takes a holistic approach to wellness. She knows that making small day-to-day choices for healthy living has a huge impact on one's ability to thrive. She regularly seeks out opportunities to enjoy and share what she learns; you can follow her on instagram to get daily tips on healthy joyful living! Today she's going to share some of her essential oil expertise and explain how to incorporate essential oils into Green Cleaning products.

Homemade window cleaner is a staple of DIY green cleaners. You don’t need toxic chemicals to get squeaky-clean and streak-free windows. It’s great for all kinds of glass and it only takes a couple of minutes to make. This natural window cleaner is a powerful replacement for the ammonia-filled cleaner you may be used to.

You've heard of spring cleaning? Well, at Dunn DIY we thought we'd give fall cleaning a try. After a summer of kids at home, guests in town, vacations, and fun we thought new cleaning supplies might be a nice way to ease back into routines, check lists, and Monday mornings. During the month of September we're excited to share some simple diy green cleaning tips to get your home looking and smelling amazing. Every Thursday this month look for a new green cleaning post.

Lavender grows abundantly in the Pacific Northwest. Spend a weekend afternoon at Pike Place Market, and you can come home with an assortment of lavender goods: oils, soaps, lotions, and beyond. This lavender-infused all-purpose cleaner is a green (and lovely-smelling) alternative to harsh cleaning products.