Don't Throw Out Those Plastic Bread Tags — Here's A Hack To Reuse Them Instead
Plastic bread tags may seem like a simple, throwaway item that you don't think twice about. However, this hacks shows how handy these little tags can be.
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You're Probably Loading Your Dishwasher All Wrong
Loading up the dishwasher seems like a simple task. However, did you know there are a ton of common dishwasher loading mistakes you're probably making?
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The Easiest Way To Keep Your Grater Or Microplane Perfectly Clean
A Microplane or fine grater is versatile in the kitchen, but these utensils are incredibly tricky to clean. There is one way that does the job best.
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Get More Out Of Mason Jars With Specialty Lids
Standard Mason jar lids are a necessity when it comes to canning, but with specialty lids, the possibilities for using Mason jars are endless.
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It's About Time You Cleaned That Grimy Electric Kettle
Your electric kettle is probably full of limescale. Thankfully, there are several ways to effectively clean your kettle and remove this grime.
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Don't Throw Out These Empty Food Containers - Here's How To Rescue Them
Empty food containers should never end up in the trash, at least in our book. Here are some clever hacks for how to reuse them in your home instead.
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The Dirty Spot In Your Kitchen That You Probably Never Thought To Clean
Getting your kitchen perfectly clean requires looking beyond the sink and stove. There is one super dirty spot that you've probably overlooked.
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Remove A Pesky Coffee Stain Once And For All With A Fridge Staple
Coffee stains are notorious for ruining your favorite white shirt at just the wrong time. Use this fridge staple to easily clean stubborn coffee spills.
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When Is The Right Time To Wash Your Fresh Produce?
When bringing back a haul of fresh produce from the store it's important to keep in mind that they need to be washed, but when is the correct time to do so?
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How To Safely Dispose Of Cracked, Chipped, Or Warped Cookware
Old cookware that doesn't get used anymore can pose a safety hazard and take up much-needed kitchen space. Here's how to safely dispose of old pots and pans.
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Stop What You're Doing And Check Your Wooden Spoon For Cracks
If you've never thought about wooden spoon maintenance before, now might be the time to start. We look at how to prevent cracks on wooden kitchen utensils.
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New Owala Tumbler? Here's How To Clean It
Your tumbler's not like those other tumblers, but it needs to be cleaned just like the rest. Here's how to spiff up your Owala tumbler so it's like new.
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The Key To Trapping Pesky Fruit Flies Is Already In Your Pantry
Fruit flies are annoying, but getting a handle on the problem is actually fairly straightforward. Just reach into your pantry for a product that works wonders.
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Don't Try To Cook E. Coli To Kill It. Here's What To Do With Recalled Food Instead
Finding out you've got food in the fridge that's part of an E. coli recall can be scary. Here's why you shouldn't try to cook contaminated food.
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Do Us A Favor And Clean Your Microwave Already
Although your microwave regularly heats up, you still need to make sure you're cleaning it thoroughly. Here's why you shouldn't neglect your microwave.
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Why Soaking A Cast Iron Pan Is A Major No-No
When you've got a cast iron pan full of stuck-on food, you may be tempted to give it a soak, but this can actually cause a lot of damage. Here's why.
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Edge-Grain Vs End-Grain Cutting Boards: Which One Should You Buy?
Distinctions in construction, ease of maintenance, and price mean that end-grain and edge-grain cutting boards are best suited to different types of cooks.
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Nespresso Machine Got Moldy? Don't Panic, You Can Save It
If you get relaxed on your cleaning regimen, you could develop mold in your Nespresso machine. Not to worry, you don't have to throw it out. Do this instead.
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Don't Fret: You Can Rescue A Cast Iron Pan From The Dishwasher
Even if we know how to properly take care of a cast iron pan, sometimes we forget the rules. If you've run your cast iron through the dishwasher, there is hope.
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Say Goodbye To Stubborn Kitchen Residue With A Liquid You Cook With
If you're tired of scrubbing away at all the bits of gunk your kitchen surfaces have accumulated, you should know there's a cleaning agent hiding in the pantry.
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Banish Kitchen Odors With Your Leftover Coffee Grounds
Don't toss out your leftover coffee grounds just yet. They can actually be used to knock out some of those smelly lingering kitchen odors.
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Ceramic Vs Regular Nonstick Skillets: The Differences You Need To Know
There are some similar qualities between ceramic and traditional non-stick skillets, but you should know the differences before purchasing either.
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The Simple Kitchen Practice That Makes Next-Day Cooking So Much Better
Follow the examples of professional chefs, and treat your home kitchen like a restaurant one. This simple, but impactful, kitchen practice changes the game.
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Wait, Do You Need To Season Nonstick Pans Too?
Cast iron cookware is well-known for its onerous cleaning and seasoning requirements, but should we be using those same methods with our nonstick cookware?
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Clean Your Dishwasher Effortlessly With The Magic Of One Pantry Ingredient
Dishwashers can harbor mold that causes respiratory illnesses and allergy problems, but this simple trick will eliminate the issue and clean your machine.
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Can You Put Your Stanley Cup In The Dishwasher?
Stanley cups are incredibly popular and regularly feature on social media. Here are the rules when it comes to safely cleaning your cup in the dishwasher.
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Can You Clean Aluminum Pans With An Apple?
If you've got an aluminum pan lying around that needs to be cleaned but hoping for something that doesn't require chemicals, do apples really work?
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