How To Easily Remove Wax From Apples
Store-bought apples often have a thin layer of wax, which helps keep them fresh but can be troublesome while cooking. Here's how to remove it.
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Rusty Griddle? Here's How To Make It Look New Again
Griddles are a hot commodity right now. If yours has seen better days, it's easy to clean off the rusty coating and keep it gone - with tools you already have.
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Baking Soda Is Key To Cleaning Your Microwave In A Pinch
To clean even the dirtiest microwaves, reach for the power of baking soda. Find out how to effectively use it and why it can work miracles on your appliance.
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Cleaning Your Kitchen After Cooking Can Be Daunting, But One Easy Tip Helps
Nothing compares to the dread of cleaning the kitchen after cooking an elaborate meal. Fortunately, this time-saving tip can help simplify the process.
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Why You Should Soak Strawberries Instead Of Rinsing Them
It's important to have a little patience before you dive into your stash of strawberries, as they need to be washed before you enjoy them. Here's the approach.
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Why You Should Always Remove Your Keurig Pods After Brewing
Don't let your Keurig pods sit and languish in the machine for too long after brewing. It's important to take them out to keep your machine clean and safe.
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Club Soda Is The Secret To Cleaning Your Prized Cast Iron
Cast iron cookware is a must-have for serious home cooks, but cleaning the surface can pose some challenges. Thankfully, club soda is an excellent option.
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How To Store Leftover Lemons, Zest, And Juice
When it comes to lemon storage, here are the best ways to wrap, store, freeze your leftover lemons -- whether they're whole, sliced, juiced, or zested.
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Mistakes You're Probably Making When Cleaning Your Oven
Cleaning your oven is a task the requires time and effort, but has big rewards. Make sure you're doing it right by avoiding these common mistakes.
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Got Cloudy Wine Glasses? Reach For The Baking Soda
Baking soda has earned its spot as a staple ingredient in most kitchens. What you might not know is it can be a handy solution to clean cloudy wine glasses.
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To Best Clean Your Cutting Boards, Reach For Some Baking Soda
Baking soda is a great cutting board cleanser because it neutralizes lingering acids and smell-causing bacteria and removes tough stains from your board.
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Save Yourself Time And Energy And Let Your Blender Clean Itself
Washing a blender can be a bothersome chore. Fortunately, you can save yourself the trouble. Here's how to turn the appliance into a self-cleaning machine.
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How To Clean A Wooden Cutting Board So It Doesn't Warp
Wooden cutting boards may take a little more effort to maintain than other boards but they are a valuable asset to any kitchen. Here's how to care for yours.
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This Coffee Filter Hack Is The Solution When You're Low On Paper Towels
When cleaning your kitchen, it's imperative to have an absorbent material on hand. When you're out of paper towels, coffee filters work just as well.
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How Martha Stewart Removes Garlic Odor With Ease
You may love the smell of garlic in food, but few enjoy it lingering on their fingers. Luckily, Martha Stewart has a hack for kicking garlic odors to the curb.
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For Red Wine Stains, Club Soda Is Your Friend
A wayward glass of red wine can leave a nasty stain on your carpet, tablecloth, or new sweater. To bust that stain, reach for another popular beverage.
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Baking Soda Is The Key To Cleaning Your Coffee Maker
Your coffee maker requires regular cleaning. Luckily, you don't have to pull apart your machine to get inside for a scrub. You just need baking soda.
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Why You Should Avoid Mixing Baking Soda And Vinegar When Cleaning
Baking soda and vinegar are well-known natural cleaning agents. Some people encourage mixing the two, but that recommendation is not super helpful.
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Do You Really Need To Wash Your Bananas?
If bananas are peeled, why would anyone need to wash them? The truth is that you may want to consider rinsing off this fruit before eating it. Here's why.
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Think Twice Before Cleaning Your Ceramic Stovetop With Baking Soda
Baking soda is a common household item that's great for cleaning many surfaces. However, it may not be a great idea to use it on your ceramic stovetop.
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Baking Soda Is Key To Cleaning Melted Plastic Off Your Oven
Accidentally melting plastic in the oven is an all-too-common faux pas. And there's a common pantry staple that will help clean up this stubborn mess.
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10 Oven Cleaning Hacks You Need To Try ASAP
You can't make oven cleaning fun, but there are ways to make it less painful. Four cleaning professionals share their tricks of the trade for a sparkling oven.
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Effortlessly Clean Old Oven Grime With One Fresh Ingredient
Cleaning the oven is the second most disliked household chore by Americans. So how do you clean that old baked-on grease without breaking your back?
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One Part Of The Air Fryer You're Probably Forgetting To Clean
If you use your air fryer frequently, it needs a good cleaning on the regular. Don't forget this tucked-away part of the machine when it's time for a wipe down.
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The Cutting Board Mistake That Causes Huge Food Safety Hazards
Whenever you're preparing any food at home that requires a cutting board, there's one mistake you need to avoid. Otherwise, you be dealing with a safety hazard.
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The Reason Your Glassware Is Cloudy (And How To Fix It)
There's an easy-to-catch culprit for your cloudy glasses. Thankfully, the cloudiness is also easy to fix -- at least, most of the time it is.
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13 Mistakes Everyone Makes While Loading A Dishwasher
Dishwashers make kitchen cleaning much easier. There is one caveat: You have to use them correctly. Here are the mistakes to avoid when loading the dishwasher.
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