Household essentials
What’s the easiest way to remove bloodstains?
Dried bloodstains can be some of the trickiest stains to get rid of. We tested branded commercial products and a number of home remedies, and found an effective and cheap solution that's easy to use.
Do home remedy stain removers actually work?
As well as testing branded stain removers, we tried out six stain remover home remedies. Find out whether baking soda, lemon juice, washing-up liquid, white vinegar, salt and meat tenderiser powder work and what stains you can use them on.
Best washing powders for pristine school uniform
We've tested washing powder and detergents from Ariel, Aldi, Lidl, Sainsbury's and Tesco to find the best for everyday stains, and keeping white school shirts bright.
Ariel laundry detergent beaten in Which? test by supermarket own brand
Which? laundry detergents tests reveal seven new Best Buys, including the outstanding cheap own-brand laundry detergents that could save you over £27 a year.
Five simple tips to prevent a blocked drain
Want to keep your drains fresh, odour free and unblocked? We've rounded up the easy steps that will help to keep your kitchen drain and shower drain clear and unclogged.
Behind the label: what’s in your detergents?
From anionic surfactants to zeolites, the experts at Which? explain what the ingredients in your washing-up liquid, dishwasher tablets and laundry detergent actually do.
Warning: Avoid this dangerous radiator TikTok cleaning hack
Which? advises warns against cleaning hack on TikTok that recommends using Fabulosa spray freshener to dust radiators as it can cause explosions
The cheap Best Buy laundry capsules that could save you £27 a year
Which? laundry detergent capsules test reveals three new Best Buys, including a cheap option that will save you money. Plus find out how to make your laundry routine more eco-friendly.
The Best Buy washing-up liquids that cost less than 90p
Which? washing-up liquid tests reveal four new Best Buys, plus find out how well eco-friendly liquids such as Ecover, Method and Wilko clean dirty dishes and baked-on grease.
Smol and other laundry detergent subscriptions: are they worth trying?
Are Smol, Splosh and Bower Collective laundry detergent subscriptions cheaper than supermarket versions and will their green claims really make a world of difference?