This Wax Paper Move Keeps Stainless Steel Cleaner Longer
Tired of fingerprints ruining your kitchen’s look? A simple roll of wax paper is the secret to keeping stainless steel appliances smudge-free.
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Mix This With Water To Deter Stink Bugs And Keep Your Kitchen Smelling Fresh
Keep your kitchen pest-free and smelling great with this easy, budget-friendly DIY tip. Just mix this one substance with water to keep stink bugs out.
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5 Effective Ways To Remove Fishy Smells From Your Kitchen
Cooking fish is a luxury, but the lingering smell is a nightmare. Luckily, there are easy, effective ways to remove fishy smells from your kitchen.
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The Best Way To Trick Yourself Into Eating More Leafy Greens If You Absolutely Hate Them
If you hate eating your veggies but want all the nutritional value they have to offer, here's how to easily add more into your food.
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13 Creative Ways To Reuse Pringles Cans
Give empty Pringles cans new life with clever, practical uses, from kitchen storage to DIY organizers and creative household hacks you’ll actually use.
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Never Break A Nail Opening Can Tabs Again — Just Grab A Tool Already In Your Kitchen
Stop breaking nails on can tabs. Use a simple kitchen tool you already have to open cans more easily and with less frustration.
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Why Julia Child Suggested Storing Onions In Pantyhose
In Julia Child's day, food storage was something you had to seriously consider. She stored her onions in pantyhose, and to this day, so should you.
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What To Know Before Putting That Vintage Dishware In Your Dishwasher
Vintage dishware is always a great look for a big event, but cleaning it by hand is a hassle. Some of it is dishwasher safe, though; here's what to know.
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Yes, You Really Should Unplug Your Air Fryer When You're Not Using It
Air fryers are all the rage in kitchens today but just like with other small appliances, you don't want to leave it plugged in when it's not in use.
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Martha Stewart's Foolproof Method For Reviving An Etched Marble Countertop
Martha Stewart has more than a few tricks up her sleeve. One of her best is a way to revive a beat-up marble countertop until it's practically new again.
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4 Cleaning Tips And Tricks For Stainless Steel That Shines
Stainless steel is surprisingly difficult to clean properly, and can be permanently damaged if cleaned improperly. Here are some tips to avoid the latter.
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5 Steps You Need To Take At The First Sign Of Grain Weevils In Your Kitchen
If you eat grains, there's always a chance that you may come across grain weevils in your kitchen. Here's what to do if you find them and how to keep them away.
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Can You Use Aluminum Foil On The Grill?
People use aluminum foil on the grill all the time, but is it actually safe, and does it have any real benefit? Here's what our expert has to say about it.
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How Martha Stewart Keeps Fine China Scratch-Free With This Easy Towel Trick
To keep your fine china free of scratches (and potentially prevent cracks or breakage), use Martha Stewart's simple towel trick when cleaning it.
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Here's What Can Happen If You Put Potato Peels Down The Drain
When you're prepping dinner, you may not think twice about tossing your potato peels down the drain if you have a garbage disposal. But wait, don't do this.
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Keep Your Cakes Smudge-Free By Using This Simple Fix To Prop Up Cling Wrap
If all you have to protect your cake is cling wrap, you'll want to use this common household item to prevent it from ruining your frosted decorations.
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Fruit Fly Eggs Are Hiding In Your Bananas: Do This To Avoid Them
Fruit flies are annoying at best, and difficult to get rid of once they invade your home. They often use bananas to slip inside, so do this to avoid them.
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Onions Practically Peel Themselves With This Simple Technique
If you've ever tussled with the peel of an onion, this trick is for you. It's so simple that you'll wonder why you didn't think of it sooner.
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Get Every Drop Of Sauce Out Of A Container With One Simple Movement
If you want to make the most out of every grocery purchase, try this technique to get absolutely every single drop out of a sauce bottle.
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The Hands-Down Best Way To Cut A Jalapeño Without Touching It
Jalapeños are spicy, and handling them with bare hands can have undesirable consequences like burning skin or stinging eyes. Use this method to avoid that.
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The One Step To Never Skip When Baking With Natural Peanut Butter
Natural peanut butter is rich in taste and dense in texture where the natural fat separates from the peanut paste. This step is a must when baking with it.
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Is Dry-Aging Steak At Home Safe? An Expert Weighs In
Dry-aged steak is sought after for its rich beefy flavor and tender bite, but is it safe to use this process at home? An expert from Flannery Beef explains.
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10 Ina Garten Salad Tips We Didn't Know We Needed Until Now
When it comes to putting together a good salad, chef, TV host, and cookbook author Ina Garten has plenty of tips to improve your finished dish.
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How To Tell If Your Dry-Aged Steak Is Actually Safe To Eat
Dry-aged steak is often sought after for its bold hit of beefy flavor, but since dry aging requires beef hanging around for a spell, is it safe to eat?
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No Roasting Rack? No Problem. This Aluminum Foil Trick Works Just As Well
Don't have a roasting rack? The good news is there's an easy way to DIY a makeshift one using aluminum foil. Here's how to do it.
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Never Say Goodbye To Girl Scout Cookie Season Again With This Tip
Don't let your cookie haul run out before summer even starts. There's an easy method to keep you munching on Samoas and Thin Mints all year long.
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Martha Stewart Keeps A Whopping 47 Varieties Of This Pantry Staple On Hand
It may seem astonishing that Martha Stewart keeps 47 varieties of this staple, and while you don't need that many, it's still worth buying a few yourself.
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