10 Kitchen Cleaning Tasks You Should Do Every Day, Week, Month, And Year

A consistent daily, weekly, and yearly cleaning schedule will keep your kitchen clean, but it will also help get more life ...

The Little-Known Trick That Removes Grease And Grime From Cabinet Hardware

Is your cabinet hardware getting dirty? Use this clever trick to remove grease and grime from your handles that are getting a ...
House Digest

Say Goodbye To Oil Messes In Your Kitchen With The Clever Jar Trick

Mason jars are a classic kitchen staple for a reason, and you can prevent messes before they happen by putting your oils into ...
House Digest

Here's How Often You Should Be Cleaning Under & Behind Large Kitchen Appliances

You should ideally clean under and behind your refrigerator every three to six months, your oven every six months, and your ...
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How to use WD-40 to degrease nearly everything in your kitchen, from range hoods to cabinet doors

Key Takeaways Use WD-40 to polish stainless steel appliances like fridges and dishwashers.A spray of WD-40 smooths out ...

Clean, Season, Store—A Simple Routine For Cast-Iron Care

Most of the time, you can clean a cast-iron pan by wiping it down with a dry paper towel or a cotton dishcloth. If the pan is well seasoned, bits of burnt, stuck-on food will come right off. If any ...
Retail Focus

7 Budget-Friendly Ways to Revive a Tired Kitchen Without Ripping it Out

You can revive a tired kitchen without gutting the room by focusing on surface repairs rather than replacement, specifically ...
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We asked a cleaning pro how to clean greasy kitchen appliances, and it's so simple

Key Points Citra Solv, a citrus-based cleaner with natural limonene, quickly cuts through grease without the harsh chemicals found in traditional degreasers.You can easily clean kitchen appliances ...

2 Easy Ways to Remove Sticky Grease From Kitchen Drawers, According to Cleaning Pros

For tougher grease stains, you can apply white vinegar and baking soda to the spots. "Apply this paste to a clean microfiber cloth or an old toothbrush, and gently scrub away the stain," Silva-Nash ...