The Lint Roller Hack For Easy Clean Up In The Kitchen
Many reach for their handy lint roller when trying to get rid of pet hair on their clothes. However, the adhesive roller can be used in the kitchen as well.
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The Downsides Of Cooking Bacon In An Air Fryer
There are a few ways to cook bacon to your liking. Aside from grilling, baking, and microwaving, air-frying bacon is now popular. But there are some downsides. -
All You Need Is A Dishwasher Pod To Effortlessly Clean Your Oven
Cleaning your oven is a daunting task, but it has to be done. Instead of using harsh sprays with chemicals, all you need is a dishwasher pod. -
How To Clean That Incredibly Annoying Gap Between Your Counter And Stove
It's important to keep your kitchen clean and sanitary, but can sometimes be difficult to get every nook and cranny. Here's how you can clean those pesky areas. -
The Key To TikTok's Hack For Fixing Non-Stick Pans Lies In Your Spice Rack
There's a TikTok hack for fixing non-stick pans, and the secret to it can be found amongst your seasonings. Here's what to know and what people are saying. -
You're Probably Forgetting To Clean Your Microwave Filter
While the flimsy metal sheets don't look like much, they have the important job of collecting all of the falling grease and other food debris. -
Clean Your Dishwasher With Lemon Juice And Thank Us Later
Dishwasher detergent companies would love to sell you more products, but you don't need to spend money on extra cleaners if you already have lemons at home. -
All You Need Is Salt And Lemon To Clean Minor Kitchen Stains
This simple duo provides a non-toxic, mess-free way to spruce up your kitchen -- and leave it smelling fresh in the process. -
How Often Should You Really Clean Your Freezer?
Your freezer doesn't need to be cleaned as often as other parts of the kitchen, but it still needs to be maintained to make sure your food stays bacteria-free. -
The Restaurant Ketchup Trick To Make Copper Pans Look Like New
When you think of cleaning agents, you probably aren't thinking of ketchup. In fact, you'd probably consider ketchup one of the messiest things in your kitchen. -
The Biggest Mistake You Can Make With A Pasta Maker Is Washing It
After making your own homemade pasta, it's probably tempting to clean your pasta maker with dish soap and water. But there's a reason that's a big mistake. -
Why You Should Be Flipping Wooden Cutting Boards After Every Use
A major technique for prolonging the life of your wooden cutting board is being strategic about wear and tear. -
The Unexpected Way You Can Use Yogurt To Clean Cookware
If you have copper cookware, you need to know this cleaning hack that uses yogurt to polish tarnished copper. -
Boston Is Coming For Tiny Liquor Bottles, Here's Why
The tiny bottles of liquor you find at your local liquor store are convenient, and they're also causing trouble. Here's why Boston wants to get rid of them. -
Use Flour To Polish Your Stainless Steel Cookware And Thank Us Later
Can flour be used to clean stainless steel? You bet. Here's why flour is the perfect agent for polishing difficult-to-clean stainless steel. -
The Best Way To Clean Your Blender Is More Simple Than It Seems
At the end of making a good smoothie comes the cleaning of the blender. Luckily, the best way to clean your blender is more simple than you think. -
The Gentle Sugar Cube Trick To Clean Your Favorite Pans
If you're dealing with a buildup of grease and grime on your go-to pots and pans, why not try cleaning them with sugar cubes? Here's how to do it. -
How To Use Lemon To Strip Pesticides From Grocery Produce
Concerned about the pesticides that might be lurking on your produce? We've got an easy way to strip them off, and it only takes a lemon. -
How To Deep Clean Your Teapot With A Little Bit Of Chemistry
If the inside of your kettle is looking somewhat grim, you should know how to thoroughly clean your teapot with an easy bit of basic chemistry. -
The Baking Soda Trick To Revive Your Cutting Board
If you cook often, your kitchen tools can show signs of wear and tear over time. Luckily, there's a handy baking soda trick to revive your cutting board. -
Hand Sanitizing Is Not Effective For Cooking Safety. Here's Why
Hand sanitizing, while undeniably an effective way to kill germs, cannot be used in lieu of handwashing when you're cooking, for several important reasons. -
Should You Be Boiling Your Wooden Spoons To Clean Them?
Here's how you should take care of your wooden kitchen tools and utensils -- and it's not with a dishwasher! -
What Is A Washing Up Bowl, And Do You Really Need One?
Perhaps your mom had one, or you have never heard of it before, but a washing bowl is not an uncommon tool to have in the kitchen. Here's what you need to know.
