It's no wonder we're inclined to go for tough oven cleaners, but there's an ingredient that's likely already in your kitchen that can make the job effortless.
No matter how you make your coffee, a crisp, bright flavor depends on having clean equipment, so here's how to clean your Nespresso with a spray bottle.
Swedish dishcloths have an impressive number of excellent green credentials. We dive into why they're the best thing to hit kitchens since Swedish meatballs.
If you catch a rancid whiff every time you open up your refrigerator, don't worry. Here's a tip: You can re-use old tea bags to get rid of those unwanted odors.
If you enjoy a cup of matcha at home, you should know that using a bamboo whisk is essential, but cleaning it isn't as easy as tossing it in the dishwasher.
We all know that sending grease and oil down the drain is bad - but did you know that using hot water when washing greasy dishes is also a no-no? Here's why.
Small holes and joints make it hard to dislodge leftover bits of garlic, but there's a simple, everyday item that makes cleaning your garlic press easy.
We all know to regularly toss old food and thoroughly clean the inside of our fridge. But there's another part of your trusty appliance that's often overlooked.
No one wants a side of bugs with their broccoli. To get your produce really, squeaky clean, you should be adding this one step to your cleaning routine.
When it comes to the cleaning process of cast iron pans, it's important to be mindful. Thankfully, with this trick your cookware will remain intact and clean.
Very few feelings compare to the crushing defeat of breaking out the whipped cream, only to be met with a clogged tip. This tip, however, will fix all of that.
Most of us keep ketchup handy for squirting on our dinner when the mood takes us. But did you know it can also clean rusty pans? Find out how to use it.