Cleaning the kitchen

Here are 10 more easy (and budget friendly) tips and tricks for all you homemakers out there! 1. Make your house smell divine. Pour two cap fulls of vanilla extract in a coffee cup. Place in oven at 300 degrees for one hour. Within 20 minutes, aroma will fill your home. 2. A little …

Where To Keep The Sponge & Dishcloth At The Kitchen Sink? | Young House Love

Over the last year we’ve taken a look at almost every part of the kitchen and figured out the best way to clean it. We’ve covered the basics — how to clean the stovetop, oven, refrigerator, dishwasher — but also tackled a few head-scratching specifics, like how to clean a range hood filter and the most effective way to clean an abominably greasy, impossible-to-see-through oven door.

You’ve all seen the magical “too good to be true” cleaning tips circulating Pinterest. Through necessity (aka, my insane spring cleaning rampage, don’t judge!), I’ve actually been testing them all. And, let me tell you, there are a couple great ones, and a couple not so good ones! So, let me give you Part 1! […]

Cleaning Your Oven Without Poisonous, Earth Destroying Chemicals: A few steps on how to quickly get rid of the grime and debris that make your kitchen smell horrible every time you turn on your oven. Things You Will Need Baking Soda Vinegar A bowl or a squirt bottle (Preferably a squ…

Food Prep & Fall Kitchen Clean-Up Set-up for a SUCCESSFUL week! ✔ Drink dispensers: Water + fresh lemon + mint Home brewed green tea + fresh mint ( Glass jars - large is KILNER brand smaller jar is Pier 1 ) I had fallen off the food prepping routine for the past few weeks, due to a lot of travel...

How often do you clean your dishwasher? I'll confess that I don't clean mine nearly often enough! I wash dishes in it daily, so surely it's getting clean at the same time, right? One look

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This is a safe place, right? OK, everyone who has ever burned a pot while cooking, please raise your hand. Great. Now that everyone's hand is up, we can all agree that the pain of burning your beloved cookware is second only to the pain of burning yourself (alright, maybe not but you know what I mean). If it's happened to you, don't panic. You've got everything you need to clean that burned pan right in your kitchen (and laundry room). Just remember that how you attack that hot mess depends…

How to clean your glass cooktop using only baking soda and dishsoap. With a good soak of hot soapy water and baking soda, carbonized materials just melts right off and the glass cooktop shines new again.