The Best Way To Clean A Rolling Pin And Get Rid Of Sticky Residue
After using it to roll out your dough, a rolling pin can be difficult to clean. Here's how to make sure all stuck-on bits are removed - and what not to do.
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How To Effectively Clean Sweet Potatoes Before Cooking
Cooking with sweet potatoes requires some prep work. You can't just wash them under running water and then cook them - you need to give them a good scrub.
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How To Properly Clean And Maintain A Deep Fryer
Fried food is a menu favorite that now you can fry almost anything at home. You should know how to clean and maintain your deep fryer properly to stay safe.
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How To Easily Clean Baking Sheets And Make Them Shine
Baking sheets can take a beating and over time they show wear and tear. Here's a cleaning tip for removing baked-on grime and making them shine.
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Relying On Your Oven To Clean Itself Is A Big Mistake
If your oven comes with a self-cleaning function, you should think twice before using it. Here are the reasons why letting your oven clean itself is a mistake.
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Cooking Spray Will Make Cleaning Your Garlic Press A Breeze
Using a garlic press saves time and effort, but is the cleanup worth it? Here's how to use cooking spray to cook even more efficiently with garlic.
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How To Properly Clean Your Ice Cream Maker
Don't put off cleaning your ice cream maker after dessert. Here's how often you should be washing it out and how to make sure you're doing it right.
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The Quick And Painless Way To Clean A Salad Spinner
Salad remains can get stuck inside your salad spinner, making you sick the next time you use it. There's a quick way to clean your spinner that's painless.
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How To Clean A Stand Mixer And Make It Look Good As New
You don't need any special tools to make your stand mixer look like it's straight out of the package. All you need is the willingness to use some elbow grease.
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How To Effortlessly Clean A Panini Press
A panini press can serve up delicious toasted sandwiches with minimal effort, and the clean-up doesn't need to be a chore.
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Finally, A Way To Make Cleaning A Sieve A Breeze
Sieves are an important part of any home chef's arsenal. But if you've been avoiding using yours because you hate cleaning it, here's an easy way to do so.
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How To Clean A Stainless Steel Sink So It's Streak-Free
Cleaning your stainless steel sink only requires one common kitchen staple. Here's how to use baking soda to clean your sink so it is streak-free.
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When Making Your Own Beer, Sanitation Is Key
Homebrewing has become increasingly popular, especially with the variety of beer styles available to make. If you're brewing beer at home, sanitation is key.
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The Produce Bag Hack That Will Make Your Pans Spotless
The result is a perfect cleaning tool you can grip better than a standard sponge. The textures of the mesh and sponge work to remove stains more efficiently.
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The Dish Soap Hack That Will Cut Through Stubborn Kitchen Drain Grease
You might not have to call a plumber. All you need is a little dish soap and some hot water, and you have a secret formula for clearing up that drain.
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The Best Way To Thoroughly Clean Your Hydro Flask
Believe it or not, you should be cleaning that Hydro Flask water bottle you carry around more than you probably are. Here's the best way to do so thoroughly.
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Rid Your Tupperware Of Stains With An Easy Baking Soda Paste Hack
When you've got stubborn stains marring your Tupperware, you can make them look brand new again with a surprisingly simple trick using sodium bicarbonate.
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Dunk Your Rusty Canning Rings In Vinegar And Thank Us Later
Canning food is all fun and games until you uncover a rusty canning ring. But don't fret; you don't need to discard it-instead, clean canning lids with vinegar.
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How To Clean An Electric Stovetop And Eliminate The Gunk
Most electric stoves have glass or ceramic surfaces that can be wiped with a microfiber cloth. They also tend to accumulate less grime than gas cooktops.
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The Fast And Simple Way To Clean A Food Processor
Fill the food processor's bowl with a cup of warm water and then add a few drops of dish soap. Secure the lead, turn on the food processor, and let it run.
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The Best Way To Clean That Nasty Grease Off Of Your Kitchen Cabinets
It's easy to wipe away all of the cooking residue that's built up on your cabinets with products you probably already own: liquid dish soap or baking soda.
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How To Properly Clean And Care For Your Bamboo Steamer Basket
Fans of homemade dim sum are familiar with the steaming process. If you've got a bamboo steamer basket, here's how to properly clean and care for it.
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The Paper Towel Hack You Need For A Squeaky Clean Meat Grinder
Grinding meat at home means you're in full control of its flavor. But once you're done, you need to clean the grinder - meat can harbor plenty of bacteria.
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How To Clean A Waffle Maker And Make It Look Brand New
If you're staring down an absolutely filthy waffle maker splattered with batter, here's how you can clean it properly to make it look perfect.
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How To Clean A Juicer And Avoid Endless Scrubbing
If you're completely fed up with all the endless scrubbing even though you like the effect it has on your arms, here's how to clean a juicer easily.
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11 Tips For Keeping Your Grill Shiny And Clean
By keeping your grill clean you'll ensure it's not only safe for food, but also lasts longer. These tips will make the dauting task that much easier.
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How To Clean A Pizza Stone To Get Rid Of Leftover Crumbs And Residue
Once you scrape it, you can wipe it down, but there's a trick to making sure you do it right. When you're cleaning a pizza stone, don't use too much water.
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