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Not in the fridge and not next to the apples, here’s where bananas stay yellow longer

Kitchen Tips

bananas stay yellow longer

You buy a bunch of bananas for the week, but brown spots show up before you can eat them all. Why does a seemingly fresh bunch turn so quickly on your kitchen counter? By midweek, the bananas in the fruit bowl have gone from yellow to heavily Continue Reading

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Your cast iron skillet has a number on the bottom, and it tells you more than its size

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cast iron skillet number size

Turn over an old cast iron skillet at a yard sale, and you might spot a number stamped underneath. It looks straightforward, but that little marking can leave even experienced home cooks guessing. On the kitchen counter, a tape measure stretched Continue Reading

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How many times can you reuse frying oil before it turns against you

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reuse frying oil

After frying dinner, the pan holds a pool of oil that still looks usable. Pouring it out feels wasteful, but keeping it raises a question most home cooks face sooner or later. A jar of used frying oil comes out of the refrigerator as a pot of Continue Reading

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Shut a dollar bill in your fridge door: if it slides out easily, you’re paying for it

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dollar bill fridge door

Your milk spoils sooner than expected, and your refrigerator seems to run nonstop. The problem may be hiding in plain sight, even if the door looks firmly shut. The refrigerator door closes with a soft thud, but the compressor seems to run Continue Reading

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Neither vinegar nor baking soda, the cheap powder that actually clears a cloudy shower door

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cloudy shower door cheap powder

You wipe down the shower door after every use, but the glass still looks cloudy by the weekend. Why does regular cleaning barely make a difference? When the bathroom light hits the shower door, pale streaks show up where water droplets dried. A Continue Reading

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Rubbing a walnut on scratched wood furniture, what it does and why it works on old tables

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walnut scratched wood furniture

Your old dining table looks fine until afternoon sunlight catches pale scratches left by keys, plates, and everyday use. Why do some of those marks stand out while others seem to disappear into the wood grain? A thin mark on an old wooden side Continue Reading

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That drawer under your oven might be a warming drawer, and plastic doesn’t belong in it

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warming drawer plastic oven

The drawer beneath your oven often becomes a catchall for baking sheets and spare pans. But when dinner is cooking, have you ever wondered what happens to everything tucked inside it? A plastic container lid slips in beside the baking sheets Continue Reading

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Pyrex changed its glass decades ago, and few people know what it means for their dishes

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Pyrex glass dishes changes

Your favorite glass baking dish looks sturdy enough for any weeknight casserole, until dinner prep takes an unexpected turn. Could the dish you trust most have a hidden weakness? A Pyrex casserole dish comes out of the freezer just as the oven Continue Reading

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Stop using steel wool on your stainless steel sink, sink makers say it does more harm than good

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steel wool stainless steel sink

Your stainless steel sink can look dull and spotted even after you’ve scrubbed away the dinner dishes. Some cleaning habits that seem thorough may be making those stubborn marks harder to ignore. After dinner, cloudy water spots and stubborn Continue Reading

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An orange flame on your gas stove isn’t always harmless, and one check tells you when to call a technician

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orange flame gas stove technician

You turn on your gas stove to make dinner and notice the flame looks orange instead of its usual blue. Is it a harmless change, or does something need attention? The burner lights under a pot of water, but its flame looks orange instead of blue. Continue Reading

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