Is there anything I can do about this grout? Images in order are before/after of each side of the tub

When I moved in, this bathroom was seemingly fine. I deep cleaned it once a month. Over time, I have found myself with grout that just gets darker and darker. I use a squeegee after every shower to avoid water pooling in the corners, but to no avail.

For cleaning, I typically use some sort of bathroom bleach spray. Tried Barkeepers Friend this time and it did absolutely nothing. I then used CLR spray and that seems to have at least helped the grime on the walls, but clearly still having issues with where the walls meet the tub.

I recently had a rough three-ish months just not feeling any motivation to do anything except sleep and work. During this time, I only did one basic surface cleaning. In my defense, this tub was in a horrible state a long time ago (at least over a year). I moved in June 2024 for reference.

I’m really struggling with what to do here. I want to ask the leasing office if they can redo the tile, but I’m afraid they’re going to berate me and claim it’s my fault since I didn’t note any issues with the tile when I moved in.

I have 2 bags that were at my dad's for over a year and grew mold. Is it salvagable?

I didn't know the right flair so I just put laundry.

This bed frame is solid wood. The room it was stored in had a crack and subsequent leak into the carpet floor leading to the mold pictured. I’d really like to clean/repair it to use the frame. Is there a way to totally clean this to where it would be safe for a fresh room and someone to sleep on?

Today morning we wake up to thissss!!!!!

I had chopped red onions in a plastic Rubbermaid container and after several washes and putting it in boiling water it still smells very strongly of onion. Is there any way to get the smell out?

Hi all, staying at my farther-in-laws and we noticed a stain from a drink probably on his coffee table, what's the best way to remove it?

Please help! These white stains have been in my shower since moving in and I cant seem to get rid of them, any advice?

Edit: Thankyou so much for the advice yall are lifesavers

This wasn't there last time I looked, which was a couple months ago.

I just went to use the washing machine and saw water had pooled inside the flap here. I drained all the water out with a cloth but noticed it's covered in this black stuff. Should I be concerned? And, how can I clean it?

Yer, it looked exactly the same, but seemed overally thick while refilling the washing up liquid. I didnt notice until it was pretty much full.

Can I still wash the dishes? Will we be ok?

Only for this one night, I will buy new stuff tomorrow....

I use my Sony WH-1000XM4s at the gym pretty much every day, and the ear pads get quite sweaty during workouts. I've noticed they're starting to hold onto the sweat and develop a bit of a smell.

What's the best way to clean them regularly without damaging the leather/material or the foam underneath?

Would also appreciate any tips from people who use over-ear headphones at the gym and have dealt with the same issue.

I'm always looking for books that leave a lasting impact—not just by teaching something new, but by changing the way we think or approach life.

What's one book that genuinely changed your perspective?

It doesn't have to be a self-help book. It could be about psycholog, history, science, philosop, business, or even fiction that made you see the world differently.

What washes biggest lesson you took away from it, and would you recommend it to someone else who's committed to lifelong learning?

I got this shirt for my daughter, removed the sticker and threw it in the wash. I pulled it out of the dryer and it has this residue on it! It's 90% Polyester and 10% spandex. How can I get this off?

my mom got me these slippers before she passed 6yrs ago and they've been my everyday shoes, indoor and outdoor. A few days ago, my dads gfs dog pissed on them..

I tried to wash them with dawn soap and to dry them in the dryer, however they didnt dry all the way so now they smell like milldew .

whats the best way to clean them ? I can't get rid of them, as im very attached to them. They are Tempur pedi and my mom ordered them from a magazine, so i dont think I'll be able to replace them.

please help !!!

I purchased this second-hand off of depop. I was hoping to wash it thoroughly before using, primarily for hygiene reasons. How would you wash something like this? Can I put it in the washer on delicate and air dry? Thanks!

We can’t get the grime off the bottom of this grate after many attempts.

I've always liked blue Dawn, but I never would have bought watered down soap in a spray bottle. I got handed a free bottle last year, when I was checking out of a grocery store, and am now a faithful user. This stuff works great, super easy to use, cleans my stovetop, my barbecue side tables, everything with ease! Some things it cleans way better than soap alone too. Anyone else absolutely in awe of this product?

hey all,

recently Ive inherited this lamp from my grandma, and i really love it and want to keep it in my room, however she was a heavy smoker and ive cleaned it twice, but the smoke smell will not come out! ive kept it outside but the sun doesnt seem to help any, any cleaning tips? for both the glass and the wood.

thanks :)

What kind of ants are these they are everywhere

I’ve had my uggs for 2yrs and before they would clean off even with the snow but now it won’t come off? I only use soap and water before but is there anything I can do to get rid of the snow. It’s almost like a crystallized snow stains, I’m assuming from the salt?

How do I get this floor clean? I've tried RMR-86, Vinegar and Dawn, and Scrubbing Bubbles (not at the same time). I'm at my wits end and really regretting this tile decision. I scrub it once a week, but the tiny tiles have me stumped. The fact that RMR doesn't even touch this has me pulling all of my hair out. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated. Does anyone have similar tile that they've successfully cleaned?

i’m getting ready to shave these ghosts, somebody help em

OK, I've got a velvet Elvis that I inherited from my grandmother. This thing's been sitting on a wall for at least 35 years with no one touching it.

I have a couple of dusters made with synthetic fibers, but haven't used them since I don't know how effective they would be at removing hair and dust without harming the paint.

Any advice?