Use These Dollar Tree Finds To Display Bruise-Free Produce In Your Kitchen Beautifully
Bruise-free produce deserves to be preserved and displayed in your kitchen with pride. The Dollar Store can help you pull that off cheaply and easily.
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Your All-Gray Kitchen Doesn't Need A Reno, Just These Small Updates For Big Impact
Tired of your ultra-modern gray kitchen? Instead of a full renovation, make these small, cozy changes to insert some life back into the drab, lifeless space.
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The Common Kitchen Pest That You're Probably Mistaking For Fruit Flies
Need some help getting those flying pests out of your kitchen? It's possible those fruit flies are actually another insect with quite a different M.O.
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How To Make A Homemade Granite Countertop Cleaning Agent That's Safe And Effective
Depending on the type of material it is made out of, you kitchen counter might be easy to clean or a bit of a challenge. Here's what to do for granite.
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In Case You Didn't Know, This Is Actually The Warmest Place In Your Fridge
One part of your refrigerator typically runs warmer than the rest, and it's probably where you're storing stuff that really shouldn't go there.
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This Bathroom Tool Makes Cleaning Your Kitchen Trash Can Way Easier
Tired of the lingering trash smell overpowering the otherwise pleasant aromas of your kitchen? Consider implementing a quirky hack that borrows a bathroom tool.
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The 16 Best Baking Essentials You Should Buy At Walmart
We know that Walmart has an enormous selection of products, but have you ever taken the time to explore the baking essentials? These are some of our top buys.
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This Popular Kids' Toy Works Wonders To Help Organize Your Kitchen
By repurposing your kids' old toys, you don't have to spend a cent. Simply turn that once-trendy device into a DIY lazy Susan.
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Why Do Mason Jars Have Two-Part Lids?
Mason jars are well known for their two-part lids, but why are they designed that way? We have some answers that may interest you.
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Upgrade This Appliance Before You Upgrade Anything Else For Your Kitchen
One of the biggest signs that it's time to update your kitchen is outdated kitchen appliances, but this doesn't mean you need to do a full remodel.
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Julia Child's Storage Solution For Dried Kitchen Goods Makes Home Cooking So Much Simpler
Julia Child’s brilliant pantry system keeps every ingredient visible and within reach, transforming chaotic cupboards into organized perfection.
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The One Material Martha Stewart Avoids For Countertops — And What She Uses Instead
During a recent interview, lifestyle guru Martha Stewart revealed her most and least favorite styles of countertop.
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Don't Install A Concrete Kitchen Countertop Before Considering This Maintenance Cost
Aesthetics, price, and functionality are your main focus points when designing a kitchen, but don't overlook the yearly upkeep some materials need.
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This $7 Ikea Kitchen Rack Organizes Way More Than Just Spices
Turns out the little rack you bought to store your cinnamon and cayenne can be a versatile tool to keep your whole kitchen looking neat and tidy.
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This Is How Often You Should Be Cleaning Your Reusable Straws
The best reusable straws are sturdy and durable, and maybe even fit our style preferences. But they still require maintenance.
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The Organization Tool That Makes Decluttering Your Fridge So Easy
Keeping your fridge organized can help you find things easily when you are planning meals and make it less likely for food to go bad before you use it.
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You Only Need A Few Items Already In Your House For An Effective Fruit Fly Trap
Don't fret if you're dealing with a buggy kitchen. Everything you need to make an effective fruit fly trap is probably already on hand.
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Don't Throw Out Banana Peels Before Trying This Natural Kitchen Polishing Hack
This piece of surprising kitchen science puts to use the throwaway part of a banana to simply and easily perform a household chore, meaning no more chemicals.
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For Balanced Kitchen Cabinets And Drawers, Follow This Measuring Rule
Balance is a great thing to strive for when designing any room, especially a kitchen. That principle extends to cabinets and drawers, and this rule can help.
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10 Pros And Cons To Adding A Sink In Your Kitchen Island
An integrated kitchen island sink gets points for functionality and aesthetics, but it can be a double-edged sword. An expert weighs in on the pros and cons.
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The Additional Purchase You Might Need For Tiled Kitchen Floors
There's one catch to tile's appeal, and you know exactly what it is if you've suffered from achy feet or a sore back after being on your feet while cooking.
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10 Old School Kitchen Decor Tips We Learned From Martha Stewart
Martha Stewart is a true icon when it comes to blending functionality with a refined aesthetic. These old school kitchen decor tips have her stamp of approval.
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The Functional Piece Of Kitchen Furniture We Think Deserves A Comeback
Modern kitchen design looks sleek, but sometimes vintage is better. One beautiful, iconic American piece is as functional as it is eternally fashionable.
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These Charming Vintage Japanese Mugs Are A Thrifting Hidden Gem
Next time you're walking the aisles of a thrift shop or scrolling on eBay, keep an eye out for these charming vintage Japanese mugs.
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Decorating A Dining Room For The First Time? Don't Make This Rookie Mistake
It's natural to be excited, but making this rookie mistake can be to the detriment of both your design and the room's function.
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Easily Organize Your Cutlery Drawer With This Clever Mason Jar Hack
Want to reduce clutter and streamline how you prepare meals? Grab a few Mason jars to quickly corral your kitchen cutlery. Find out how, here.
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21 Plant-Based Chefs You Need To Know
These plant-based chefs' impact spreads around the globe, from cookbooks to blogs and social media accounts with massive followings. Let's get to know them.
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