Countertops occupy an abundance of space in a kitchen, so keeping them clean isn't just a practical necessity, it's an aesthetic one, too. We've all been there, not being able to recall how many ...

It’s no secret that kitchens are among the dirtiest places in a home. The sink alone harbors a slew of harmful bacteria due to its constant exposure to food debris and moisture. Cleaning the space ...

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Baking soda is an alkaline, mild abrasive that effectively breaks down grease and dirt. Sprinkle baking soda directly on surfaces or make a spreadable paste by adding water. Baking soda absorbs odors ...

A pesky consequence of our favorite fried foods is the grease buildup it leaves behind. Give your kitchen a face-lift by cleaning the greasy areas most of us have ignored (guilty!) including your gunk ...

Use these simple household ingredients to clean a marble or ceramic tile backsplash.

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Step 1: Fill a container with warm water and dish soap Start by filling the sink or a bucket with warm water, then add a couple drops of dish soap. For a quick and effective clean, Morgan Eberhard, ...

A longtime Food & Wine Test Kitchen pro spills the tea on cleaning stubborn cooking stains, from baked-on roasting pan crud to scuffed-up cookie sheets. Plus, the most bizarre, ridiculous, and ...

The list of reasons why you need to keep a clean kitchen is extensive. First and foremost, you must eliminate bacteria to keep from contracting food poisoning. Stray food particles can invite bugs and ...