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 Get rid of these out-of-date and otherwise useless materials.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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These 2 Kitchen Staples Double As A DIY Air Freshener
Looking to put together your own homemade air freshener? Try mixing these two simple kitchen items to create a powerful scent for your home.
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Why You Should Be Oiling Your Soapstone Kitchen Countertops
Soapstone has become a popular material for kitchen countertops recently. Oiling the countertops isn't necessary, but it can really enhance them.
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The Air Fryer Steam Trick For Removing Stubborn, Caked-On Residue
If you're having trouble keeping your air fryer clean, try this steam trick that will help remove food residue. All you need are a few common kitchen staples.
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Don't Skip These Dirty Kitchen Countertop Items Next Time You Clean
The next time your clean your kitchen, there's one item that's often overlooked that you absolutely have to clean for a safe and tidy kitchen countertop.
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Fix Your Smoking Air Fryer With This Water Trick
Want to stop your air fryer from smoking? Here's the one water trick you can use to keep your appliance from ruining your food.
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Here's How Long You Can Leave Hard-Boiled Eggs Unrefrigerated
Hard-boiled eggs make for a great snack, especially at a cook out or small party with friends and family, but maybe don't let them sit out for too long.
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Why Do Wooden Cutting Boards Have A Groove?
Wooden cutting boards are a great tool on their own, but the ones with the thin grooves that run along the outline of the board are even better. Here's why.
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Does Pouring Boiling Water Down The Drain Really Unclog A Kitchen Sink?
Classic cleaning knowledge might tell you that boiling water is great for unclogging drains, but you should be more cautious if you're testing this idea.
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Box Graters Are A Pain To Clean, Until You Use This Simple One-Step Method
Box graters sometimes seem like more trouble than they're worth once they're covered in sticky cheese, but use this cleaning shortcut to make life easier.
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This Cheap And Easy Cleaner Might Just Ruin Your Kitchen Faucet's Finish
There's one household item that's a cheap and easy way to clean multiple parts of your kitchen, but beware that it can be too tough on your kitchen faucet.
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The Safety Reason You Should Clean Up Kitchen Spills Immediately
That quick drop of chicken juice or dab of oil on the floor can wait until later, right? It turns out that kitchen spills need to be dealt with immediately.
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How To Keep Nonstick Pans From Getting Scratched Up Each Time You Store Them
Scratches can cause your nonstick pans to lose their slickness and also make them harder to clean. Use this trick to keep them scratch-free during storage.
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The Pantry Staple That'll Keep Your Kitchen Towels Smelling Fresh
Even with frequent washing, kitchen towels tend to develop a musty odor over time — this kitchen staple will freshen them up without the need for detergent.
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