When you think of beer, the last thing you think about is using it to clean. However, beer works in mysterious ways, especially when it comes to coffee stains.
Don't throw out those yellow- or orange-stained food storage containers; we know just how to remove stubborn tomato residue using three simple ingredients.
With the rise in home coffee machines, many of us are now experts at making the perfect cup of joe, but there's a milk-frother cleaning tip you shouldn't skip.
Grill grates are extraordinarily tough to clean, but it's a mistake to just ignore the build-up of charred foods. Luckily, aluminum foil makes cleaning easy.
Your trusty Stanley tumbler is a useful daily companion. But how do you clean all of its hard to reach places? Luckily, you only need two ingredients to do it.
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.