How To Clean Hot Sauce Stains
Hot sauce is great to have around until it ends up on your clothes or carpet. Then it's just plain grating. Here's how to get rid of those stains.
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Cleaning Soy Sauce Stains Is Simple As Long As You Approach It Correctly
Soy sauce is packed with delicious umami, but it also stains clothing, linens, and carpets. Thankfully, cleaning it is a breeze with the right technique. -
The Easiest Hack To Clean Your Microwave Only Requires 3 Ingredients
Cleaning your microwave doesn't have to be a hassle. With this simple, three-ingredient hack, your microwave can be sparkling-clean in no time. -
How To Remove Tomato Sauce Stains
Tomato sauce is great until it gets all over you or the floor. Then, it's a grating reminder of gravity's downsides. Here's how to remove pesky stains. -
Aluminum Foil Is The Secret To A Sparkling Clean Cast Iron Skillet
Cleaning a cast iron skillet can be intimidating, but for tough, stuck-on messes, all you need is a bit of crumpled aluminum foil to make it sparkling clean. -
False Facts About Lemons You Thought Were True
There are a lot of false facts about lemons floating around. We're here to set you straight with the truth about lemon's uses, health benefits, and longevity. -
The Big Mistake An Expert Chef Avoids With Personal Hibachi Grills
If you have your own hibachi grill, a few tips can keep it in tip-top shape. We asked a chef about the biggest mistake you could be making with your grill. -
How Often Do You Need To Replace Your Stanley Tumbler?
It seems everyone has their hands on a Stanley tumbler these days. But how long do these durable cups last? And will you ever need to buy a replacement? -
How, Exactly, Do You Clean A Knife Block?
It turns out, you should be cleaning your knife block. If this is news to you, it's likely you have no idea where to start. We've got you covered. -
The Best Way To Clean Your Aluminum Pans
While not necessarily unsafe, the discoloration that can happen to aluminum pans after use is unsightly. These tips will help restore your cookware's luster. -
Not Greasing Your Baking Dish Is A Casserole Disaster
A dish coated in cooking spray may not be the same as a well-seasoned skillet, but greasing is a step you don't want to forget when making your next casserole. -
The Trick For Easy New York Chopped Cheese Sandwiches At Home
Most of the U.S. doesn't have access to New York's famous bodegas, but we can try to recreate their work at home. With this trick, it's a little easier. -
Is Practicing Latte Art Without Coffee A Good Idea?
Practicing latte art takes time, but it also wastes a great deal of coffee and milk. One hack seems to have found a solution, but it's not without controversy. -
The Best Way To Clean A Nespresso Machine
Nespresso machines make the coffee-making process a breeze, but just how do you clean your Nespresso, and how often? It's simpler than you might think. -
How To Clean Between The Glass Panes On Your Oven Door
With the help of basic cleaning supplies and perhaps some minor MacGyver-ing, you can clean between the glass panes on your oven door pretty painlessly. -
How To Clean Your Banneton Liner
Specialty breadmaking tools like banneton baskets and liners can bring your homemade bread up a notch, but cleaning these tools isn't always obvious. -
How To Clean Your Tarnished Copper Mugs
Copper mugs are great to have for an at-home bar, but how do you keep them clean? Luckily, the solution is fairly simple and requires just a few ingredients. -
Burnt Sugar In A Pan Is A Nightmare. Here's How To Clean It
Burnt-on sugar is one of the hardest substances to get off of cookware, but it doesn't have to be. Here's how to remove that pesky sugar with ease. -
When Cleaning A Toaster Oven, Don't Just Dump The Crumb Tray
Toaster ovens are all about convenience, and some people may apply that to cleaning them. But if it stops at dumping the crumb tray, it hasn't gone far enough. -
How To Clean A Wine Decanter For A Fresh Glass
Failing to clean your decanter immediately after use can result in stains and impart flavors that can ruin an otherwise perfect glass of wine. -
Use Egg Yolks To Get Rid Of Coffee Stains In A Flash
While it may sound like a wild solution, egg yolks can be used to get rid of pesky coffee stains in a flash. Here's how to try this trick at home. -
The Hero For Cleaning Spilled Oil Is Already In Your Pantry
Spilling oil on your kitchen counter or floor can be a huge headache, but all you need to make cleanup a breeze is something you already have in your pantry. -
The Salty Trick For Effortlessly Cleaning Up Dropped Eggs
Cleaning up a broken egg from the floor or counter is trickier - and slimier - than you might think, but with a bit of salt, it's easier than ever. -
How To Remove Coffee Stains From Your Clothes
Spilled coffee on your favorite shirt? We've all been there. Learn the best techniques to tackle the next coffee stain that comes your way. -
How To Clean Melted Plastic Out Of Your Oven
Storing items in your oven may seem convenient, but if you forget to take them out, you might get a melted, plastic mess. Here's how to clean it up. -
A Paper Clip Is The Ticket To Finally Cleaning Your Keurig Needle
If your coffee pods start to explode when you attempt to make coffee, the needle is probably clogged - fortunately, a paper clip makes an easy fix. -
How To Clean Your Collard Greens
Collard greens are a great dinnertime staple, but before you can cook them, you have to clean them. Here's how to clean your collard greens properly.
