Turkey, stuffing, pies — your oven’s big day is coming up. But if it’s covered in last year’s drips and splatters, you might ...

Do you have a dirty oven door? You can clean between it and the glass protecting it, but make sure you do it the correct way.

Use a soft cloth, sponge, or non-abrasive scrubber to gently scrub the pot in circular motions. If the powder feels too dry ...

IF your cookware is covered in burnt on stains that seem impossible to remove, a handy hack can help. Don’t throw in the ...

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For those who are guilty of not cleaning spills on electric hobs straight away, they will have noticed how tricky these burnt-on stains can be to remove. If left unchecked, for each use of the hob it ...

Discover how to clean microwave with vinegar using a quick steam method to banish stains and odors in minutes.

Your oven door takes quite a beating. Between the constant opening and closing, the splattered sauces, and the inevitable touch of greasy fingers, it's a battlefield of smudges and streaks. Tackling ...

Cleaning oven glass isn't typically a priority on our cleaning agendas, which means that grease marks and baked-on food can linger for weeks or even months. When you finally make an attempt to tackle ...

All it takes is one sweaty glass left a little too long on a tabletop for a not-so-nice looking water stain to appear on your wood furniture. But removing water stains from wood isn't always an easy ...

From baking cookies to roasting chicken, your oven gets a lot of use during the week. Unless you’re using it to store extra pots and pans (which we don’t advise), there’s probably a bit of buildup on ...