Clean with water when you use our unique microfiber cloth. Fingerprints, oily smears and other residue are lifted off stainless steel without detergent or special cleaners. See how easy it is to have a streak-free fridge and other stainless steel kitchen appliances with Miracle Cloth™.

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Miracle Cloth™, the microfiber cloth that soaks up 7 times its weight in liquids, cleans red wine spills on carpet with just water. Watch Catherine quickly save her white carpeting from being ruined by a red wine spill.

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Use the microfiber cloth that cleans with water and attracts dust like a magnet, letting you green clean your home. Miracle Cloth™ doesn’t need chemicals or sprays. Use on all kinds of surfaces—even houseplants can be dust-free with this microfiber cloth.

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Clean mirrors and glass the chemical-free way with Miracle Cloth™, the microfiber cloth that cleans with water, and never leaves streaks or lint behind. Learn the secret of how it works…and how easy cleaning is with Miracle Cloth, the microfiber towel with millions of fibers.

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While cleaning with water, Miracle Cloth™—the microfiber cloth that collects dirt and grime with water—is going to get dirty. Catherine shares two tips for effective and safe washing that will ensure you get years of cleaning power with your microfiber cloth.

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Are you a dyed-in-the-wool neat-nick, or just don’t want to waste money by letting perishable food go to waste after being “lost” in the fridge? Either way, if you’re looking for the easiest way to organize your fridge and make it effortless to keep it clean, here are some simple, yet effective tips for organizing your refrigerator.

Start with a clean refrigerator.
When cleaning your fridge:

1. Empty everything into a cooler, or place perishable food on the kitchen counter and cover with heavy towels to keep it cool.
2. As you take things out of the fridge, use a damp Miracle Cloth to wipe down bottles and packages.
3. Any perishable food that is past its prime should be tossed. Keep in mind that even bottled sauces and jam have a shelf life. (TIP: in the future, use a permanent marker to add the expiration date to the label. IE: If a container of chicken broth can be kept for 10 days after opening, write “use by” and add the date that’s 10 days out.)
4.  Depending on the condition of your fridge, you may be able to simply wipe down the walls, shelves and bins with a cloth rinsed in water with a little baking soda added. If you have been putting off the job of cleaning and organizing your fridge, you may need to remove shelves and bins to clean them in an oversized sink or laundry tub. We’ve even known people to use a clean bathtub for that purpose.

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Expecting guests this season (or any time of year)? Just a few tricks before company arrives can help your house look its best during the visit and make it easier to clean up when the party’s over.

Before guests arrive:

1. The fastest way to make your home look lovely is to eliminate clutter. For each main room of your house, grab a plastic storage bin and sweep in all the excess clutter and random bits that have accumulated. Store your bins in an out of the way spot—like the garage or laundry room—so they’re ready for you to organize the next day.

2. Go through your menu and choose serving dishes for everything you’re making. Place them on your buffet or table with a post-it indicating what you’ll serve in it. This will not only make your food service faster, but will save you from creating extra dirty dishes when you’re trying to find a serving bowl to accommodate something. If you expect guests to bring something to eat, stash some extra platters and bowls in an easy location so they can add their food to the buffet.

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Pet accident? To clean up after your dog or cat’s “accident,” scrub the area with club soda, and let dry. Then, sprinkle with baking soda and let stand 15 minutes. Vacuum.

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