What Types Of Food Can Get Infected With E. Coli?
E. coli can cause severe foodborne disease in adults and vulnerable groups. We look at how to prevent food poisoning at home and which foods are high-risk.
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How To Remove Tough Beet Stains From Your Wooden Cutting Board
Beets are delicious, but if you've ever cut them yourself you know how messy the juice can be. Here's how to get beet stains out of your wooded cutting board.
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Clean Your Rusty Cast Iron Pan With One Unexpected Condiment
Rust on cast iron isn’t the end! Learn a simple trick for removing it and restore your pan’s durability and non-stick, well-seasoned magic. Try it out!
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The Pantry Items You Need For A Clean Glass-Top Stove
Glass-top stoves look great, but cleaning them regularly is important if you want to maintain that sleek aesthetic. These pantry items will do the trick.
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The Kitchen Essential You're Neglecting To Clean (You Use It Every Day)
Even if you're a thorough cleaner when in the kitchen, you're probably forgetting and neglecting to clean one of the most important items in your kitchen.
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Cleaning Your Garbage Disposal Is Way Easier Than You'd Think
Kitchen counters are easy, but your semi-regular kitchen deep clean needs to clean out the sink's pipes and garbage disposal. Here's a simple and effective way.
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The Fresh Ingredient You Need To Get Your Grimy Oven Clean Again
Cleaning your oven can be a hassle, but it's definitely worth it. If you don't want to spray your cooking area with harsh chemicals, try using this instead.
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Here's The Best Way To Clean That Dirty Gas Stove Top
Having trouble wiping down that dirty gas stove top? Here are a few simple tricks that will make your time in the kitchen much, much easier.
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The Product That Makes Fussy Sheet Pans Easy To Clean
Sheet pans are a key piece of cookware in any kitchen, but all that use can really start to wear on the material. This cleaning product makes short work of it.
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The Key To Cleaning That Grimy Dutch Oven Is Already In Your Kitchen
Cleaning your Dutch oven doesn't need to be an ordeal. These everyday kitchen items will help you get your fancy pans grime-free without too much effort.
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Do You Have To Wash Brand New Dishes Before You Use Them?
You've just bought a fancy set of dishware and brought them home. You're probably wondering: should I wash them before putting them up in the cupboard?
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How To Finally Clean That Sticky Residue Off Of Your Nonstick Pans
Nonstick pans can eventually get a layer of sticky residue that refuses to come off with just soap and water, but this trick will restore your cookware.
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How To Clean Mussels To Avoid An Unpleasantly Gritty Bite
A seafood feast can be ruined by gritty mussels, but this fate is easily avoided with proper cleaning. Here's a trick to help ensure a grit-free experience.
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What To Know About Vinegar Before You Clean Your Whole Kitchen With It
Vinegar is handy when it comes to cleaning up messes in your kitchen. And while it does a good job with certain tasks, there is one area where it's lacking.
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The Burnt Food On The Bottom Of Your Pan Is No Match For Sugar Cubes
Nice pans are a worthwhile investment, but you shorten their lifespan if you don't take care of them. Sugar cubes are the perfect tool for the job.
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Avoid Putting These Foods And Scraps Down Your Drain At All Costs
Nobody wants their drain to be stinky and clogged from random food scraps. These are the foods and scraps you should avoid putting down your drain.
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It's Easier Than We Expected To Make Distilled Water At Home
Distilling water may sound like an intense and highly scientific process, but it doesn't have to be. Here's how to distill your own water at home.
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You Might Be Cleaning Your Wooden Cutting Board Wrong
Wooden cutting boards are more stylish than their plastic counterparts and with proper cleaning and care can be one of the best tools in the kitchen.
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The Unexpected Kitchen Item That Replaces Paper Towels In A Pinch
You shouldn't believe every towel-related hack you see on social media, but using coffee filters in place of paper towels does actually work.
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The Common Kitchen Item That's Perfect For Cleaning Cast Iron Pans
Cleaning your cast iron pan has literally never been easier. Try out this quick cleaning trick that won't ruin your cast iron pan or remove the seasoning.
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Mayonnaise Mistakes You Need To Avoid Making
Mayo is a staple and simple condiment in American cooking, but there are pretty critical mayonnaise mistakes you can actually make. Here's how to avoid them.
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How To Finally Get Tomato-Stained Containers Looking Like New
What you need to get rid of these stains are common household items that you probably already have lying around: baking soda and vinegar.
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What'll Happen If You Eat 2-Year-Old Frozen Meat?
If you've ever come across some two-year-old frozen meat, you've probably wondered if it's okay to eat. Here's what will happen if you decide to take the leap.
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How To Get Rid Of Seeds In A Watermelon
Watermelon seeds are pretty much the only downside of eating the tasty fruit, but fortunately, there's a way to remove them that's easier than you might think.
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What To Make With Lasagna Noodles If You Are Tired Of Lasagna
If you thought lasagna noodles serve only one purpose, then wait until you get a load of these alternative ways to use the pasta. Here are 14 methods to try.
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Scraping Melted Plastic From Your Oven Is Easier Than You'd Think
If you accidentally melt plastic inside your oven, stay calm. Scraping that plastic out of your oven is not only possible -- it's pretty easy.
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Stop Washing Coffee Grounds Down The Drain, Seriously
Dumping coffee grounds down the sink seems safe enough, but inside your pipes, coffee grounds cling and harden, leading to costly plumbing repairs.
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