You don't need fancy gadgets or harsh chemicals to clean your burnt pans. Just hot water and maybe a few pantry staples, and ...

Add a 1:1 water and vinegar mixture to the pan and bring it to a gentle boil. Pour out the mixture and allow the pan to cool ...

A long soak with a dryer sheet can safely clean most types of pans, including non-stick, stainless steel, and aluminium. Here's how.

"It looks pretty good considering where we started." Home cook shares surprisingly simple hack to revive burnt pots and pans: ...

To clean your metal cookware, such as aluminum and stainless steel, place the pan upside down on the towel and generously ...

If your casserole dish has a burnt-on mess, tackle it as soon as it cools. From soaking to scraping, here's how to get make ...

Candles in glass jars are practical and popular. However, once the candle has burned down, the glass container often ends up ...

Make sure your pot sits squarely in the centre of the hob so the heat spreads evenly, and resist the urge to crank the ...

Here are six simple, effective, and home-friendly methods to clean aluminum pots and bring back their shine effortlessly.

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NH fire marshal and Dover firefighters demonstrate what to do (and what not to do) when cooking this holiday season.