15 Kitchen Upgrades To Increase The Value Of Your Home
When remodeling your kitchen, these features and design choices will immediately raise the perceived value of your home and intrigue potential buyers.
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How To Reheat Your Potato Pancakes So They Don't Lose Their Crisp
It seems a waste to spend time making the perfect potato pancakes only for them to be soggy and unappetizing when eaten later. Here's how to avoid this.
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Why You Should Skip Glass Doors On Wine Chilling Appliances
Wine coolers with a glass door to let you see inside have been in kitchens for a while, but that glass door could do your wine a disservice.
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The Cheap Dishwasher Brand You Should Avoid Buying At All Costs
Purchasing a dishwasher is an investment, which is why you need to choose one carefully. When weighing your options, however, steer clear of this famous brand.
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The Easy, Paper-Free Way To Find Out If Your Refrigerator Seal Is Leaking Air
A tight seal on your refrigerator door is essential for keeping food fresh. Here's how to test the seal and what action to take if it's loose.
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Why So Many Ninja Creami Ice Cream Recipes Call For Pudding Mix
The Ninja CREAMi machine lets you easily make ice cream at home. Interestingly, many recipes call for pudding mix and here's the reason why.
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You Should Look Beyond Name Brands When Shopping For Kitchen Appliances. Here's Why
While it might be both easy and tempting to go with the most recognizable brand name, it pays to look a little further when it's time to buy new appliances.
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For Ultra-Crispy Air Fryer Wings, Use One Little Trick
Next time you're using your air fryer to make chicken wings, utilize this super simple tip and you'll end up with the crispiest chicken wings.
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The Beloved American Kitchen Appliance Brand That's Been Owned By A Chinese Company Since 2016
Not every American-branded company is actually owned by a domestic corporation. Some, including one famed appliance brand, are owned by international groups.
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Why You Should Remove Excess Packaging Before Placing Food In Your Fridge
While mega-organization of your refrigerator may be a trend, before you look away here's why removing packaging and sorting out how you store food is worth it.
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Why Appliances Should Be The First Thing You Replace When Renovating A Kitchen
Renovating your kitchen is expensive. Appliances take a big chunk out of the budget, and thus need to be prioritized, but that's not the only reason why.
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Why Professionals Prefer Gas Stoves Over Electric Appliances
You've probably heard that serious chefs always prefer gas stoves over electric appliances, and you might have wondered why this is the case.
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How To Keep Hot Dogs Juicy In The Air Fryer
There are many ways to prepare a hot dog, and there are many ways it can go wrong. Avoid these common pitfalls when throwing those franks in the air fryer.
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In Case You Didn't Know, This Is Actually The Warmest Place In Your Fridge
One part of your refrigerator typically runs warmer than the rest, and it's probably where you're storing stuff that really shouldn't go there.
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Upgrade This Appliance Before You Upgrade Anything Else For Your Kitchen
One of the biggest signs that it's time to update your kitchen is outdated kitchen appliances, but this doesn't mean you need to do a full remodel.
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Your Dishwasher Can Pull Double Duty When Dinner's Not Quite Ready
When you are juggling multiple dishes and guests are arriving soon, keeping everything hot without overcooking or drying it out can be tricky.
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Setting Your Oven To This Temperature Will Keep Your Food Warm Before Serving It
While the microwave might seem like the logical choice for heating up food that's gone cold, this method is better as it keeps it warm without overcooking it.
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This 'Beverage Center' At Costco Is Causing Fans Serious Sticker Shock
In a rare miss, a Costco appliance has even the most devoted fans surprised. While beverage centers are sometimes useful, this one might not be.
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Here's Why Some People A Put Coin In Their Freezer Before Leaving For A Trip
If you're out of power for a while, you may be wondering if it's still safe to eat the food in your freezer. Here's how to tell just by adding a coin.
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10 Best Places To Get Baking Supplies On A Budget
It is possible to source baking provisions on a budget if you know where to look. Here's where you can find supplies that won't break the bank.
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10 Microwave Settings You Should Use More Often
Few of us actually use our microwave's settings to their full potential, whether we own a basic model or one with more sophisticated features and technology.
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How To Use The Microwave Defrost Setting Correctly (And Safely)
Using the defrost setting on the microwave is an easy way to get cooking faster, but using it correctly (and safely) can feel a bit arcane. Here's what to know.
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If You Have Guests Over Frequently, This Kitchen Appliance Is A Must-Have
When you love to entertain, there's one overlooked kitchen appliance that should be your new best friend. It only does one thing, but will help in so many ways.
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Is An Electric Egg Cooker Worth It, Or Does The Stove Do The Trick?
Since a pot of boiling water on the stovetop can get the job done, can an electric egg cooker really be a worthwhile investment for making eggs?
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8 Popular Blender Settings (And What They Do)
Understanding the settings of your blender will not only help you use your appliance to its full potential, but it can make a difference in your cooking.
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The Unexpected Way To Upcycle A Broken Toaster In Your Kitchen
Just because an appliance breaks, doesn't mean that it's time to throw it away. Instead, upcycle it into something new, like this eye-catching piece.
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This Kitchen Staple Might Seem Excessive To Some, But It's Worth It
Kitchens call for different items beyond food, including small appliances and utensils. While this tool might seem extraneous, it can help minimize clutter.
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