Clean a burnt pot by soaking, or use vinegar, lemon, baking soda, or dishwasher tablets. Keep the material of pot in mind ...

Use dish soap or vinegar to clean any stainless-steel appliance. Add an extra bit of shine by applying some club soda.

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Stainless steel is one of the most popular finishes for everything from appliances and sinks to cookware. Why? For starters, those gorgeous reflective surfaces take your room from ordinary to refined.

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Stainless steel, nonstick pans and cast iron skillets can all be difficult to clean -- but there's a right way to wash cookware that can prevent damage. The cleanup is not always as easy as soap and ...

Stainless steel appliances can get smudges, stains, and stuck-on grime on them. But whatever you do, there's something you ...