How Wine Corks Can Give Old Kitchen Knives A New Lease On Life
A bottle of wine gets the party started, but it can also transform your cooking utensils. Give your old kitchen knives a glow up with that freshly popped cork.
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Keep Pests Out Of Your Kitchen With The Leftovers Of Your Morning Brew
Pests in the house are a nuisance, but why wait until the problem is so bad you need to hire an exterminator? Coffee grounds are a great bug repellant.
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How Your Microwave Can Help Make Cleaning Tough Messes A Breeze
Face facts: That microwave isn't going to clean itself. But making your microwave spotless doesn't have to be a chore. We have a hack that'll cut labor in half.
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One Common Cleaning Mistake Will Seriously Ruin Your Charcuterie Board
Beautifully hand-crafted wooden charcuterie boards need to be cared for in a certain way. When it comes time to clean them, avoid doing this at all cost.
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How To Properly Clean Vintage Dishes Without Ruining Them
If only grandma's tea set could survive a spin in the dishwasher. Enjoy your stunning vintage dishware forever by using these tips to keep it sparkling clean.
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The Mess-Free Way To Throw Out Cooking Oil
Most people simply toss their cooking oil down the drain, but this can cause big problems in your plumbing. Use this mess-free method of disposal instead.
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Easily Clean Rusty Grill Grates With Ingredients You Have In Your Pantry
The key to a cleaner, gunk-free grill isn't chemical or good old-fashioned elbow grease. It's the combination of a few ingredients that you have right now.
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Marie Kondo's Way To Fold And Store Kitchen Towels Is Both Neat And Practical
Kitchen towels help keep your cooking area clean, but admit it: They're always a mess in storage. Thankfully, Marie Kondo has a solution (as always) for you.
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Vinegar Is The Key To Cleaning Those Pesky Stains On Plastic Cutting Boards
Plastic cutting boards are cheap and convenient, but they tend to show stains more than wooden versions. Vinegar is a useful tool to clean those stains off.
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What To Do With Your Food When Defrosting Your Freezer
At some point, you have to defrost your freezer. But: What's the right thing to do with your frozen food while you're defrosting? We have answers.
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How To Tell If Your Refrigerator Coils Need To Be Cleaned
Online cleaning tips often cite the importance of cleaning your refrigerator coils. But is this really necessary to extend the lifespan of your fridge?
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Sorry, But Your Kitchen Towel Is Probably Disgusting
Grabbing your kitchen towel to wipe your hands, clean up spills, or dry dishes is second nature. Sorry to tell you, but that towel is probably disgusting.
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Stop Putting It Off — It's Time To Defrost Your Freezer
No one WANTS to defrost their freezer. But it's essential for energy conservation, and preventing food waste. Learn the best ways to defrost here.
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Your Blender Is (Probably) Nasty – Especially If You Don't Do This
Using your blender should be easy, but don't let that trick you into a poor cleaning job. Honestly, if you're doing this, your blender is probably filthy.
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The Nasty Reason You Should Throw Out All Your Cracked Dishes
If you are somebody who continues to eat and drink from dishes and mugs that are cracked and chipped, take our advice and immediately dispose of them.
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How To Clean A Griddle So It's As Shiny As New
Griddles are fantastic ways to cook food but need proper cleaning to maintain them, so follow these tips for countertop, stovetop, and cast-iron styles.
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Why You Might Want To Throw Out That Wire Grill Brush
It's important to keep your grill clean, but you may want to think twice before reaching for a wire grill brush. In fact, you may want to throw it away.
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Why You Should Never Put Eggshells Down The Drain
Eggshells are one of this kitchen items that no one ever really knows what to do with once cracked, but you definitely shouldn't put them down the drain.
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Use One Easy Trick To Quickly Dispose Of Used Cooking Oil
One of the most vexing clean-up problems is what to do with used cooking oil. But there's a foolproof, mess-free solution, and it's in your kitchen right now.
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You've Been Loading Silverware In Your Dishwasher All Wrong
Loading up your dishwasher seems like a pretty straightforward process. However, there's a good chance you've been loading in your silverware all wrong.
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The Kitchen Staple You Need To Keep Far Away From The Drain
There are several common household and kitchen pantry items you should avoid dumping down the sink. This particular one causes all sorts of problems.
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The British Way Of Washing Dishes Might Gross Out Americans
It's such an everyday activity that it's easy to forget the way we wash dishes is culturally informed. The British method doesn't sit right with many Americans.
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Coffee Is Your Friend When It Comes To Cleaning The Microwave
When you've got a dirty microwave, it can be hard to get it fully clean. The stuff you reach for in the morning -- coffee -- is the cleaning weapon you need.
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The Biggest Mistake You're Probably Making When Cleaning Your Dishwasher
Your dishwasher is an amazing machine and makes cleaning up so much easier. However, most dishwasher enthusiasts are making one common mistake.
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The Baking Soda Fix That Makes Old Sheet Pans Look New Again
Don't give up on your old sheet pans yet. If you have some baking soda, there are lots of ways you can buff these babies up and get their shine back.
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How Often You Really Need To Clean Your Gas Stovetop
Gas stoves are a popular appliance in American households, but they do need to be cleaned regularly. How often do gas stoves actually need cleaning?
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Next Time You Clean Your Microwave, Grab A Tool From Your Bathroom
It's an easy kitchen appliance to forget about, but your microwave does need regular cleaning. This bathroom tool makes quick work of tight spaces.
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