The Unexpected Way To Clean Coffee Stains From Your Mugs
Coffee can stain your mugs, even if you take extra care when cleaning them. But this simple yet unexpected trick will help make them look new again.
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How To Clean Your Instant Pot Sealing Ring And Get Rid Of Lingering Odors
If your Instant Pot is starting to smell a bit funky after that last meal, don't fret. These tips and tricks can help you remove those odors quick and easy.
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The Type Of Countertop Julia Child Had (And The Controversial Way She Cleaned Them)
Much has been written about the beauty and efficiency of Julia Child's kitchen. However, the way she cleaned her countertops has generated some controversy.
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How To Clean A Slow Cooker To Remove Baked-On Grease And Grime
A trusty slow cooker is a miracle worker for weeknight dinners in the kitchen until you have to clean up grease, grime, and stuck-on bits of food.
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Toss Rosemary In A Pot Of Boiling Water And It'll Change Your Kitchen For The Better
Having rosemary on hand is great for cooking, but it can be useful in other ways. This quick rosemary solution can freshen air, moisturize, and more.
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Don't Ruin Vintage Dishes – Here's How To Clean Them The Right Way
Putting vintage plates and bowls in a dishwasher or cleaning them with abrasive soaps could end in disaster. Instead, use this gentler approach.
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What Happens When You Mix Lemon And Salt — And Why People Swear By It
Lemon and salt might sound like the start of a delicious drink rim, but it's actually a more powerful combo than you might expect. Find out why.
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Deep Clean Your Kitchen Sink Drain With Pantry Staples (Don't Buy Expensive Cleaners)
Sick of those expensive kitchen cleaners that don't live up to the hype? Try deep cleaning with these pantry staples instead.
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Stop Using Baking Soda And Vinegar This Way — It Doesn't Work
Baking soda and vinegar are kitchen staples when it comes to cleaning, but they are often used incorrectly. Here's what you should know.
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The Pantry Staple That Cuts Through Stuck-On Gunk In Your Toaster Oven
Chances are, you've probably let your toaster oven go too long without a good cleaning. Grab this staple to make an easy and effective cleaning paste.
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Cleaning Up Bacon Grease Is A Total Breeze Using One Ingredient In Your Kitchen
Bacon is delicious, there's no denying that. But the grease can get everywhere. Here's a very simple way to clean it using an item in your pantry.
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Why You Should Always Check The Flame Color When Using Your Gas Stovetop
Gas stovetops are often preferred by professionals and home chefs alike, but there's one important thing you need to check for so you're cooking safely.
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Why You Need To Snip Off Just One Corner Of Your Kitchen Sponge
The best way to make sure that you get the most out of your kitchen sponge is by simply cutting off a corner. Here's why.
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Why You're Better Off Skipping The Pricey Dishwasher Pods
Dishwasher pods don't come cheap, but there are some other reasons why you should reconsider using them in your dishwasher.
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Everyone Forgets To Sanitize Their Wood Cutting Board After Every Use — Here's Why It Matters
Cleaning and sanitizing wood cutting boards are the most important things you could do to take care of this kitchen staple.
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The One Kitchen Spot You Never Clean Is Actually Crawling With Germs
Even if you clean your kitchen every week, there's still one spot that you may be missing. It's small but touched often, so you should definitely clean it.
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How To Transform Your Old Sheet Pan Into An Actually Useful Decor Piece
This simple tip can transform your well-used baking sheets into functional kitchen decor, and give you a fun, easy, and affordable craft to do as well.
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Stop Destroying Your Pie Weights With This Common Cleaning Mistake
Pie weights are wonderful baking assistants when you're pre-baking a crust for a delicious dessert, but there's a rule to remember once they're out the oven.
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The 3 Words That Help You Keep Only What Matters In Your Kitchen
If clutter has taken over your kitchen counters, cabinets, and drawers, there are three words that may just help you sort through it all.
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The Kitchen Drawer Relic You Can Safely Toss To Free Up Space
Looking to free up some room in your overly cluttered kitchen drawers? Get rid of these out-of-date and otherwise useless materials.
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A Budget-Friendly Hack That Finally Solves The Messy Food Container Lid Problem In Your Kitchen
Having trouble with loose food container lids? Try this inexpensive storage hack that may just solve all your kitchen clutter problems.
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This Dollar Tree DIY Turns The Side Of Your Fridge Into Extra Storage
All you need to add a bit more thoughtful organization to your kitchen is a set of plastic drawers from Dollar Tree, a magnet, and some glue.
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The Proper Way To Clean Soapstone Kitchen Countertops And Preserve Their Elegance
Soapstone kitchen countertops may look great, but they're prone to scratching. To keep up their appearance, heed one expert's cleaning advice.
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How To Clean Pans With Bar Keepers Friend Without Leaving Powder Behind
If you clean with Bar Keepers Friend, here's what you need to get rid of that powder residue that may have been left behind.
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How To Prevent Your Matcha Whisk From Growing Mold
Making matcha at home is incredibly satisfying, but it won't be fun if your whisk grows mold. We spoke with an expert to learn how to care for ours.
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This Unexpected Kitchen Staple Cuts Through Stubborn Pot And Pan Stains
To get stubborn grim and stains off pots and pans for a perfectly clean appearance, turn to one common (and all-natural) item you likely have on hand.
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What Happens When You Clean Cast Iron With Club Soda
Although club soda is an ingredient touted for its effectiveness in removing residues and rust from cast iron, our experiments prove otherwise.
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