Spring cleaning not only tidies up our space. it also benefits our mental health.

It's time to get things brightened up and one expert at Consumer Reports is laser-focused on finding the products that work and the ones that don't -- so you can spring clean without stress and on a budget.

We want to share some little-known tools that can really make getting into those hard-to-reach spots easier.

It's spring cleaning time, and we want to help you get rid of the stink in your closet and kitchen.

Who doesn’t love a clean, organized space? It turns out decluttering your home may declutter your mind as well.

Since the pandemic, donations have surged into Goodwill thanks to people sheltering at home and purging – but every year around spring people traditionally lighten their home with Spring Cleaning. Goodwill has a couple tips to plan for success Liz Morgan shared them on River City Live. Challenge everyone to find 5 items to keep, 5 items to donate within the room. Donating to Goodwill helps keep millions of pounds of items and clothing out of landfills. What you CAN’T donate: keep mind mind some items can’t be donated to Goodwill, those include: auto parts, batteries, chemicals, large appliances, mattresses, tires, paint.