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The shiny, glossy appearance of stainless steel appliances instantly gives your kitchen an elevated look without much effort. What’s less appealing about stainless steel, however, is that they get ...

You should be cleaning after every single use. Many pans have specific needs based on material and manufacturing process. There are three easy methods for getting the job done. Stainless steel pans ...

Even though sinks are used to wash your dishes, it doesn’t mean you should neglect to actually clean your sink regularly, too. Cleaning your stainless steel sink regularly will help prevent stinky ...

Microfiber cloths and mild soap are great for cleaning stainless steel appliances. Doing a daily wipe-down can keep appliances cleaner for longer. Avoid using scouring sponges, steel wool, and heavy ...

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So you finished cooking a meal in your stainless steel pan. You’re left with a bit of oil and stuck-on bits — what’s a cook to do? The answer is to start cleaning before you start digging in. “I can’t ...

To keep your sink rust-free long term, it’s essential to know how to clean a stainless steel sink properly. “Kitchen sinks are the workhorses of your home,” explains Sara San Angelo, founder of the ...

First, empty the sink entirely (including any rubber mats or metal sink grids). Then rinse the sink thoroughly with hot water, using the faucet sprayer, if you have one. Sprinkle the damp sink with ...