Tarnished Silverware? Use This Everyday Condiment To Polish It To Perfection
Tarnished silverware may lack its shine, but you can quickly and easily polish it with just a little help from this everyday condiment you probably already own.
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This Durable Countertop Is Perfect For Eco-Friendly Kitchens
Anyone looking to replace their kitchen countertops should look for something durable but also stylish. As such, don't overlook this inexpensive choice.
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Keep Your Kitchen Sparkling With These 8 Clever Cleaning Tricks
Cleaning the kitchen doesn't have to be tough. With a mix of creative cleaning tools and clever tricks, you can make yours sparkle and feel ready for cooking.
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What Kitchens Actually Looked Like In The 1950s
In the 1950s, kitchens across the country had a new, unique look that had similar, recurring themes. Here's what these kitchens really looked like.
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How Martha Stewart Restores Marble Kitchen Counters
Martha Stewart knows a thing or two about excellently maintaining a house, so when she details the best way to restore a marble countertop, we take notes.
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Younger Generations Question This Vintage Kitchen Item
Both Millennials and Gen-Zers are finding that it's easier to eschew this one vintage kitchen item than inherit it as generations past did, for this reason.
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How To Clean Wood Kitchen Cabinets Without Damaging Them
Cleaning the wood cabinets in your kitchen while preserving their texture and longevity can be a bit tricky, but proper care makes all the difference.
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How To Reduce The Heat In Your Kitchen So You Don't Feel Like You're In A Sauna While Cooking
No one likes flooding the kitchen with heat while cooking dinner, especially when the weather is warmer. Instead, use these tips to keep things cool.
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These '90s Fast Food Dining Looks Are Making A Comeback In Home Kitchens
The old trend of all-white, photo-finish ready kitchens is on the outs. Instead, people are turning to '90s fast food dining rooms for inspiration.
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The Retro Kitchen Feature Hardly Anyone Has Used Since The 1950s
From the 1800s up into the 1950s, this was a feature that many kitchens had, across all spectrums of class. However, it has since fallen out of favor.
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Why Microwaves Are Becoming A Thing Of The Past
Sure, you still see them, but as new technology develops (and minimalism makes a resurgence), microwaves are quickly becoming passé and outdated.
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How To Add A Full Sensory Experience To Your Kitchen
A perfect kitchen balances decoration with function, but building a multi-sensory experience doesn't require a massive investment of time or money.
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If Your Countertops Still Follow This Kitchen Trend, It's Time To Update Them
The era of sterile, minimalist kitchens has been replaced by a different aesthetic altogether, though this particular style is already losing its appeal.
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Dollar Tree Vs Popshelf: Where Should You Shop For Kitchen Decor?
If you want to spruce up your kitchen or dining space with new decor, should you head to Dollar Tree or pOpshelf? Well, it turns out that it depends.
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Why You'll Probably Regret Adding Textured Walls To Your Kitchen
Whether you're thinking of redoing your kitchen or are looking for a new home, if you add (or get) textured walls to your kitchen, you'll be sad.
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How A Home Depot Workbench Can Solve Your Kitchen Island Woes
Kitchen islands are expensive and a hassle to install. Instead, opt for an affordable, convenient Home Depot rolling workbench as your kitchen’s focal point.
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Don't Throw Out Stale Bread – Use It To Clean Broken Glass In Your Kitchen Instead
Don't throw out that old loaf! You can utilize a piece of staling bread to effectively capture the harmful, microscopic dust left behind by broken glass.
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HGTV's Erin Napier Has A Clever Alternative For Hardwood And Tile Kitchen Floors
One of Erin Napier's favorite floor materials lends a certain sense of coziness and timelessness that are characteristically Southern to modern kitchens.
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Should You Install Concrete Kitchen Floors? Here's What To Know
Whether you dig the industrial vibes or you simply want something that is extra sturdy and will last, you might be thinking about concrete for your kitchen.
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This DIY Dollar Tree Lazy Susan Is The Perfect Way To Free Up Counter Space
If your counters feel cluttered and generally untidy, then head to Dollar Tree. They have a spinning base that you can turn into a handy DIY Lazy Susan.
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This Is How Often You Should Clean Your Kitchen Sink Drain To Keep It Smelling Fresh
Cleaning your kitchen should be standard practice. But how often should you clean those hard-to-reach places, like the kitchen sink, to keep it smelling fresh?
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Make Your Dining Room Cozier With This 1980s Design Feature
When you think of the 1980s, you may think of over the top and brightly colored decor, but there is one more subtle feature to make your dining room cozier.
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The Classic '40s Kitchenware Brand That You Should Always Grab At Vintage Shops
If you’re interested in collecting kitchenware but aren't sure where to start, try looking for this classic brand the next time you go thrifting.
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How This Simple Cleaning Mistake Is Damaging Your Kitchen Knives
Good kitchen knives are especially prone to wear and tear, so you need to take excellent care of them when you wash. Alas, this one thing is a common mistake.
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11 White Kitchen Design Ideas That Never Go Out Of Style
Color fads come and go, and while we love creating a unique space in your kitchen, here are some white kitchen design ideas that will neer go out of style.
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Make Kitchen Cleanup So Much Easier With Julia Child's Simple Tip
Julia Child was not just a master of French cuisine at a time when Americans were intimidated by it, but she knew how to keep her kitchen clean.
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Keep Kitchen Appliance Cords Neat And Tidy With This Cheap Dollar Tree Find
When you're struggling to untangle messy appliance cords, take solace in the fact that this Dollar Tree find can solve your issues for only $1.50 a pop.
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