Remove pet hair - An easy way to remove pet hair from your couch is to wrap some double-sided duct tape around a paint brush and use it as a kind of lint roller.
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Cleaning up broken glass - Use a flashlight when doing so. The light will reflect on the tiny pieces of glass you might miss.
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Get rid of grime - What's better than a toothbrush? An electric toothbrush, of course. The vibration and rotation allows you to scour off grime with less effort.
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Clean your microwave naturally - Just slice up a lemon and place it in a bowl with water. Microwave it in full power for a minute.
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Clean your microwave naturally - Let the steam do its job, and after a few minutes open the microwave. You'll see how easy it is to clean.
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Switch to synthetic soap-Many of the soap on the market are not actually made of soap. These are less likely to leave residue, making your bathroom easier to clean.
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Remove shoe scuff marks - If you have vinyl flooring, the easiest way to 'erase' these is by rubbing a tennis ball on the area.
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Get rid of the mop bucket - Sometimes all you need is a a spray bottle filled with your favorite cleaning product diluted in water and a microfiber mop.
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Furniture polish alternative - Using a microfiber cloth will actually do a better job in keeping your furniture dust-free for longer.
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Toilet seat - This is one of the hardest things to clean. You can make your life easier by simply installing a detachable toilet seat.
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Leave your shoes outside - This is more of a preventative measure, but one that so many people don't take. This can drastically help keeping your house clean.