The best way to clean your home is from top to bottom, and that usually starts with your ceiling fans. Whether they've been sitting still for months or you've recently used them to circulate air ...

Whether you use it daily or never, you need to clean your ceiling fan because dust can affect air quality and your fan's motor. Here's how often to clean it.

Popcorn ceilings found their way into homes in the 1950s, and while they have definitely fallen out of favor, there are still millions of homes with textured ceilings that need to be cleaned. Follow ...

Every spring, as the weather warms, there’s a moment when I look up at my ceiling fans and recoil. After going dormant all winter, they’re usually covered in dust, with intimidating dust-bunny-like ...

Popcorn ceilings are a magnet for mold, especially in damp places like bathrooms. Clean them using a few everyday products ...

Ceiling fans are a great way to cool your place in summer, lower energy bills in winter and add interest to a room all year long. But by their very nature, they are hard to clean. Fortunately, experts ...

Clean your ceiling fans about once a month to limit dust buildup. "The blowing of air one way draws air, dust, and other floating particles into the fan from the opposite direction," says Latoya ...

Ceiling fans create refreshing breezes and even help your heating system run more efficiently. The downside is that even the best ceiling fans accumulate dust, which can build up and cause it to run ...

Plus, a dusting technique that doesn't require a ladder. If your home was built between 1950 and 1980, there's a good chance it features at least one popcorn ceiling. During that time, popcorn ...