Dirtiest items in your house, according to a home cleaner — and how to fix things this fall
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A cleaning expert shared her tips for keeping your space at home tidy — in the dishwasher, bathtub, blinds and more! See where you should take a second look
The North Yorkshire, England, resident revealed to SWNS some of the most unhygienic places in and around your home — areas that people should be sure to clean regularly. Denney also shared tips with Fox News Digital as well. "To keep your house clean, you need to be tough with yourself and keep getting rid of items you don’t need." There are ways to tweak the cleaning process ahead of the upcoming fall season. Brittany Kasko is a lifestyle production assistant with Fox News Digital.
One of the most notable places Denney highlighted for necessary cleaning is in and around the dishwasher.
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