The 6 Most Unreliable Refrigerator Brands, According To Reviews
When you splash out on a refrigerator, you want to know you're getting great quality. To help you avoid surprises, we've looked at the most unreliable brands.
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What Those Circular Shapes On Your BBQ Grill Grate Are Actually For
The shape of a grill's grates might seem fairly standard, but there is a curious design deviation that has some wondering "what are these circular shapes?"
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The One Test To Do Before Buying A Cast Iron Skillet At A Thrift Store
Long-lasting and durable, cast iron is prized by chefs, even when used. But before you buy cast iron at the thrift, make sure to run this test first.
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12 Mistakes Everyone Makes With Silicone Baking Mats
Are you using silicone baking mats wrong? Learn the biggest mistakes to avoid, how to clean them properly, and when to use them for best results.
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Why Copper Kitchenware Needs A Protective Lining
If price is no question, then copper kitchenware is often considered the best of the best. However, copper cannot do the job without a good lining.
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The Average Lifespan Of A Toaster (And How To Make Sure Yours Lasts)
If you dread having to buy new kitchen appliances because you worry they are designed to break down or to quickly become obsolete, your fears might be valid.
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This Common Air Fryer Placement Mistake Can Be A Serious Fire Hazard
Air fryers are a handy and convenient kitchen appliance to cook just about anything. But where you place it in your kitchen matters greatly for your safety.
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Why Cleaning Stainless Steel With Paper Towels Is An Unwise Choice
You may be tempted to reach for the paper towels every time you clean but it’s not the best choice when it comes to stainless steel. What to use instead.
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How Long The Average Microwave Actually Lasts
Microwaves can be an important part of any kitchen, so make sure you know how long yours may last by reading this piece. You can thank us later!
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This One Convenience Might Have You Buying An Air Fryer Over A Toaster Oven
Both convection cookers, toaster ovens and air fryers are highly comparable in many ways, but this may be the one difference that notably sets them apart.
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Loading Your Dishwasher This Way Is Sabotaging Every Wash
How you load you dishwasher matters more than you think. To keep plates and glasses crud-free and clean, nesting should be avoided at all costs.
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How Much You Should Spend On A Good Kitchen Knife
Investing in a good-quality knife is a rite of passage, usually taken when you get properly interested in cooking. We asked an expert how much to spend.
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The Vintage Planter You Actually Need To Skip At The Thrift Store For Safety Reasons
As striking as they may be, it's in your best interest to think twice before bringing these uniquely-shaped, vintage planters into your home.
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Homemade Grape Jam Is Nearly Effortless With This Slow Cooker Technique
Making grape jam on the stove requires a lot of hands-on stirring. Plus, it's more prone to burning. This slow cooker technique is more reliable and easy.
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Don't Bother Buying A Popcorn Maker If You Already Own This Common Appliance
You may be tempted to buy a popcorn maker if you pop corn often. But why waste that money and valuable kitchen space if you can just use this appliance instead?
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Keep An Eye Out For These Versatile Thrift Store Gems — Martha Stewart Swears By Them
Martha Stewart is an icon when it comes to creative ideas. And this thrift store find won't just make your kitchen look nice, it can help tidy up your storage.
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The Easiest Way To Clean Greasy Stove Grates Without Harsh Cleaners
If you're keen to avoid piling up a variety of household cleaners, there are more natural ways to clean greasy grates that will still get the job done well.
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Rust In Your Microwave: When It's Dangerous And When It's Not
Microwaves are a convenient appliance to have in the kitchen, but if you see rust and other cues that it's out of repair, you might want to reconsider using it.
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Steam Cleaning Your Stovetop Is Actually Genius, And Not Enough Of Us Are Doing It
Cleaning your stovetop can be an annoying chore. If used correctly, a steam cleaner can actually be a more effective way to clean this appliance.
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What Every Color Of Reynolds Wrap Aluminum Foil Box Actually Means
Reynolds has dominated the kitchen foil game for years. Here's a guide to their many different styles of foil and how to find each one.
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If You Fluff Rice With A Metal Spoon, Be Prepared For This Annoyance
After cooking a batch of rice, you should fluff it with a utensil before serving. Using a metal spoon to do so can cause some problems with the rice.
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The Kind Of Paper Towels You Shouldn't Microwave
Paper towels are a jack of all trades, but they're not as foolproof as they seem. This type can be a huge fire hazard if used in the microwave.
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How To Choose The Best Size Frying Pan For Your Kitchen
Among the most often used pieces of cookware is the frying pan. They come in different sizes and there are several things to consider when choose the right one.
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10 Of The Biggest Refrigerator Recalls Of All Time
Fridges are essential, but faulty models can be dangerous. From fire risks to broken doors, these are some of the biggest refrigerator recalls of all time.
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The 3 Most-Loved American-Made Kitchen Appliances
Finding affordable appliances from over-seas may soon be impossible -- which is all the more reason to shop the three most loved American-made ones.
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Every Kitchen Needs This Affordable Gadget During The Winter
Winter days when you're stuck inside the house can be cosy, but if the electricity supply goes down, you should ensure you have this piece of kitchen kit handy.
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If Aluminum Foil Melts In Your Oven, Here's What You Need To Do Next
Somewhere in between an inconvenience and a hazard lies aluminum foil melted in your oven. Luckily, there are a few methods to clean it well and prevent damage.
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