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  • butcher's block counter in a kitchen

    This 'Rule Of 7' Keeps Butcher Block Countertops In Tip-Top Shape

    Butcher Block countertops can look amazing, but only if they are properly maintained. This rule helps manage that upkeep in a way that makes sense.

    By Ashley Chalmers 2 days ago Read More
  • Used coffee filter filled with spent grounds

    Why Putting Coffee Grounds In Your Freezer Before A Vacation Is So Smart

    There's nothing worse than coming home from vacation and being greeted by a rotten smell leaking from your freezer — next time, coffee grounds can help.

    By Autumn Swiers 4 days ago Read More
  • woman's hand opening a stainless steel fridge door

    A Dollar Bill Is All You Need To Check Your Refrigerator Door Seal

    That little strip of rubber on you refrigerator door is actually quite important. Here is how to check the seal, and what to do if it fails the test.

    By Ashley Chalmers 5 days ago Read More
  • Person Ripping off Paper Towels

    Say Goodbye To Traditional Paper Towels: This Eco-Friendly Alternative Spares Your Wallet

    Spills happen and need to be cleaned up, but imagine the money — not to mention trees — you could save if you didn’t have to buy so many paper towel rolls.

    By Josie Dlugosz 6 days ago Read More
  • Wet coffee grounds and filter

    Why Washing Coffee Grounds Down The Drain Is Such A Bad Idea

    Many people wash coffee grounds down the drain without a second thought, but this common kitchen habit could be worth reconsidering before your next brew.

    By Wendy Leigh 6 days ago Read More
  • A green silicone sponge is washed under a faucet with soap over a sink

    Are Silicone Dish Sponges Really An Eco-Friendly Swap? Here's What You Should Know

    Silicone sponges are often marketed as an eco-friendly option, but are they? We look into how they are made, how long they last, and more.

    By Melissa Lemieux 6 days ago Read More
  • person reaching into kitchen cabinet

    This Highly Rated Costco Find Helps Organize Your Cabinets And Makes Everything Easier To Reach For

    Costco is home to plenty of products to help organize your kitchen cabinets and counters, and this one item makes all of your things much easier to reach.

    By James Andersen 7 days ago Read More
  • A brightly-lit white kitchen with wooden countertops

    The 90/90 Decluttering Rule That Will Change How You Organize Your Kitchen

    As one of the most frequented areas of the home, the kitchen can quickly become cluttered. Use this rule to clear your kitchen space once and for all.

    By Chris Hodges 8 days ago Read More
  • Person loading a dishwasher with a plate in their hand

    Not Cascade Or Finish: Consumer Reports' Best Dishwasher Detergent Is A Store Brand

    Dishwashers are a modern miracle, but yours might not be cleaning as well depending on your detergent. Sadly, higher price does not equal better performance.

    By Martha Brennan 11 days ago Read More
  • kitchen with granite countertops

    One Simple Cleaning Mistake Actually Wears Down Granite Countertops

    Granite countertops can be strikingly beautiful, but they do require some specialized upkeep. Here's how to avoid an all too common mistake.

    By Ashley Chalmers 11 days ago Read More
  • dishwasher materials on the counter in the kitchen

    The Under-The-Sink Organizer That's A Must-Grab At Sam's Club For Anyone With A Dishwasher

    If you're in need of a place to keep your dishwasher items all together and tidy, check out this affordable storage solution members can buy from Sam's Club.

    By Allison Forsyth 12 days ago Read More
  • the granite countertop in a modern kitchen

    What Causes Cloudy Granite Countertops, And How To Renew Their Sparkle

    Have your granite countertops lost their luster? Here are some common reasons why this happens, along with some simple tips to renew that shiny finish.

    By Allison Forsyth 13 days ago Read More
  • Sticks of white chalk with crumbles of chalk around them

    The Clever Reason You Should Keep A Stick Of Chalk In Your Kitchen

    Chalk isn't just for drawing on the sidewalk. It's actually extremely helpful in the kitchen, especially for this clever reason. Here's what you should know.

    By Ian Fortey 13 days ago Read More
  • Aerial view of a baking dish filled with cooked potatoes

    Make Stained Bakeware Sparkle Like New With A Laundry Staple

    No matter how wrecked and ruined you might think your heavily stained bakeware may be, you might still be able to save it with the help of this laundry staple.

    By Allison Forsyth 13 days ago Read More
  • A white checkered dish towel hanging on the oven door

    The Average Lifespan Of Dish Towels, And How Often You Should Really Replace Them

    Just because they've been a fixture of your kitchen doesn't mean the dish towels that you've had for years are still suitable to use.

    By Holly Tishfield 14 days ago Read More
  • Cooking eggs in a stainless steel pan

    What Tiny Dots On Stainless Steel Cookware Mean, And Are They Permanent

    Stainless steel cookware can develop little dots all over the surface if you aren't careful. Here's what's happening, and whether you can clean them or not.

    By Sara Klimek 17 days ago Read More
  • classic simmer pot

    Citrus, Herbs, And Spices: Why You Should Leave These Boiling In Your Kitchen This Summer

    Simmer pots aren't just for the colder months, in fact, you can infuse your home with the scents of the summer by using herbs, fruit, and spices.

    By Deb Kavis 18 days ago Read More
  • Hand wipes a nonstick pan using a piece of paper towel

    Stop Wiping Nonstick Pans With Paper Towels, Because You're Only Ruining Them

    As it turns out, paper towel may not be the kitchen staple it was once hailed to be. These little sheets could actually be destroying your cookware.

    By Sean Bell 19 days ago Read More
  • Air fryer opening after cooking chicken

    Why This Air Fryer Mistake May Be Cutting Its Lifespan Short

    It's easy to get busy in the kitchen, but if you want to keep your air fryer running for years, avoid this mistake that many of us fall into.

    By Vanessa Nix Anthony 19 days ago Read More
  • Someone cleaning a grill with a brush and rubber gloves

    Spritz This On Your Grill — Customers Say It Melts Grease And Gunk

    If your grill is overrun with grime, it's time for a deep clean. To get rid of all the grease and gunk left over, give this spritz a go.

    By Martha Brennan 19 days ago Read More
  • Lemons on a wooden board with a knife

    Why You Should Use Lemon To Clean Dirty Garden Tools

    Read an expert's explanation as to why lemon can get rid off dirt, rust, and stains on garden tools. It's super easy to use this trick as well.

    By Holly Tishfield 24 days ago Read More
  • clean set of vintage China

    The Best Way To Remove Stains From Fine China Is Hiding In Your Bathroom

    You don't need special cleaners to fix stained fine china: these bathroom staples will safely remove marks and restore your porcelain pieces.

    By Ashley Chalmers 26 days ago Read More
  • Woman taking turkey from oven

    3 Red Flags That Show Your Oven Needs A Deep Cleaning

    Every now and again, your oven will need a deep cleaning. These are the clues that indicate it's time to start scrubbing, as stated by an expert.

    By Wendy Leigh 28 days ago Read More
  • Overhead view of metal measuring cups on wooden table

    8 Measuring Cup Storage Ideas To Tame Cluttered Kitchen Drawers

    Measuring cups can make kitchen drawers cluttered, but these tips for storing the utensil will make your kitchen workspace more organized instantly.

    By Kashmir Brummel 29 days ago Read More
  • A clean, open refrigerator

    Your Fridge Will Smell 10X Better When You Keep This Pantry Staple In It (Not Baking Soda)

    This common pantry staple works behind the scenes to naturally absorb odors and keep your fridge smelling fresher for longer

    By Matthew Spina 1 month ago Read More
  • Woman stands in front of kitchen with paint brush in hand

    Avoid Kitchen Paint Messes With This Genius Trash Bag Hack

    For many people, painting the kitchen sounds like a surefire way to create a mess. But this trash bag hack will keep your appliances and counters free of paint.

    By Ashley Chalmers 1 month ago Read More
  • Person washing slow cooker insert under the sink with a sponge and water

    Why Your Slow Cooker Keeps Developing A Ring Inside (And The Easy Cleaning Solution)

    Try this trick to get rid of that chalky ring inside your slow cooker. There's a reason why the ring forms, and you need more than soap water to tackle it.

    By Sara Klimek 1 month ago Read More
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