This clever hack combines two kitchen items that contain both acidic and abrasive properties to melt away all that sticky ...

Key Points Dish soap’s surfactants bind to grease and water, lifting grime without scrubbing.Heat helps melt grease, so use hot water or a hairdryer before cleaning.Skip abrasives—just use hot water ...

Susceptible to scorch marks from high heat, enameled cast iron requires much different care than regular cast iron. Here's how to remove those blemishes.

Use a soft-bristle brush or cloth to gently scrub the interior of the base. Sprinkle the cloth with more baking soda if there are stuck-on particles. Pour out the water, add some cool water to rinse, ...