Dishwashers can save you time, energy and elbow grease — and get your cups, plates and bowls sparkling clean. In return, though, they need a little love and care to keep doing their job effectively.

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It’d be easy to think that a dishwasher is self-cleaning. After all, its entire job revolves around filling with soapy suds and cleaning dirty items. But think about how frequently you use your ...

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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 ...

Contrary to popular belief, stainless steel does rust. We asked professional cleaners for their top rust-cleaning tips involving stainless steel, and this is what they shared.

Stainless steel pots and pans are a popular choice in many kitchens because the material is both super durable and attractive enough to be display-worthy. But a battered cookware set can be a bummer ...

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 ...

Food scraps, grease, and soap build up inside a dishwasher over time, making it smelly and less efficient. Experts recommend a monthly deep cleaning — or a biweekly one if you use the machine more ...