Tips & Guides

From hand-woven and natural jute to crochet, leather, vinyl, or wooden, placements come in plenty of materials. They add décor to any setting, and yet they are functional for everyday use. Placemats can transcend ordinary dinner into a special one.  But imagine the horror! A big stain of spilled wine or ketchup caught your eye … Read more

Yes, we get it! So many recipes want us to stick the skillet in the oven. Nonstick, being the home chef’s preferred choice for cooking on the stovetop, the question also arises should we put our nonstick pans in the oven? Newly produced nonstick pans are mostly oven-safe, but the reality is not all nonstick … Read more

Around 70% of all the pans/skillets/griddles used in the U.S. are non-stick, according to Cooks Illustrated. It shows the popularity of non-stick pots and pans in our homes. Undoubtedly, nonstick pans take away the pain of scrubbing the pans with a sponge and are easier to wash with hands. But dishes, pots, and pans pile … Read more

Mason Jars, also known as “Ball Jars,” and “Glass canning jars,” are great recyclable products to store food. Also, some like to keep their drinks or use them for keeping overnight oats. There are times when under the pressure of seemingly never-ending chores or in a hurry, we just want to take the mason jars … Read more

Watts is an indicator to measure the power required by the microwave. In essence, it measures the cooking power and how much time is required by the microwave to cook the food thoroughly. Keep in mind the general rule, “the higher the power, the less time it takes to cook the food.” Check Your Microwave’s … Read more

Solo Cups – the simplest product has become an indispensable part of our lives. Can you imagine a water dispenser without Solo cups? It would be as gloomy and mournful as painting a picture, leaving intrinsic details. Once in a while, we find ourselves in a tight spot when in the rush of things, we … Read more

You can’t imagine a kitchen without a kitchen mat. That’s how indispensable these mats are! If there’s no kitchen mat in front of the sink, you would be considered unkempt and disorderly. We place it in the kitchen, where we experience high foot traffic, or near the stove to avoid oily stains. It is natural that … Read more

Understanding the microwave’s wattage is as significant as knowing the temperature in the oven because it is the basis of selection criteria for the microwave. Most microwave ovens range from 600 – 1300 watts. A general conception is that only a high-powered microwave will yield quality cooking results in less time. A 700 watts is considered … Read more

With almost 90% of Americans possessing a microwave, there is a hype about toaster ovens replacing microwaves, as toaster ovens are now considered “do-it-all” appliances that will soon change the market scenario for microwaves. The dramatic debate of declining sales of microwaves has also added fuel to the fire. The deadly fear of cancer through … Read more

No one knew that a melted candy bar in someone’s pocket could result in the invention of the microwave. Yes, a candy bar that melted accidentally in a scientist named Percy Spencer’s pocket! The ray that turned the sweet chocolate into a gooey, sticky mush was named a microwave. It resulted in the experimental invention of … Read more

You are never cautious when reheating food on stovetops. But when it comes to microwaves, we all are watchful because of the radiation, fire hazards, toxic chemicals leaching into our food, and the fear of cancer. The bowls and plates that go in the microwave with our food have to be microwave-safe. With the increasing convenience … Read more

Ovens and microwaves are both useful in the kitchen. But depending on its usage, there’s a difference between both of them. People often get confused about their usage and can’t decide which one to buy. Although they both can perform certain similar functions, their working mechanism is different. It’s the reason that some of the … Read more

Since microwave oven invention, cooking and reheating food has been convenient because, unlike traditional conventional ovens, it consumes less energy and cooks food faster. But microwave ovens are surrounded by doubts that it causes the deadliest of diseases – cancer. How much of this circulated statement is true? Do microwaves emit harmful radiation that can contribute … Read more

Various sizes of placemats and tables makes it difficult to determine which size would suit best on your dining table. There is no one-size-fits-all criteria that should be followed. However, it is always useful to know standard sizes for every shape of table before ordering placemats. It will help you avoid a cluttered look on … Read more

Microwaves and toasters may look similar, and you probably have already used one of them. But you may either want to upgrade your appliance or may want to look for energy-efficient kitchen gear and are confused between a Microwave oven and a toaster oven. You may have questions in your mind like: Which one is … Read more

Microwaves are essential in the kitchen for fast heating leftovers, grilling, or even baking. Whether your microwave is broken or you need an upgrade, you may get confused by the overwhelming options in the market. The key consideration point in buying a microwave is that your culinary goals should align with the microwave you buy. … Read more

Hardwood flooring can create ambiance and warmth in any space. But certain myths are surrounding the hardwood flooring that it can damage over time. Another myth is that it shouldn’t be used in the kitchen, as it is the most moisture-prone area in the house and can’t handle accidental spills. Naturally, there are some pros … Read more

It’s a dream to have hardwood flooring in the house because it brings timeless elegance and warmth into the home. But is it suitable for the kitchen? The kitchen is the place that has more moisture than any other room except the bathroom. And wood flooring is more susceptible to water damage and requires more maintenance … Read more

The non-slip power of the rubber mat has made it an excellent choice to be used in kitchens. Rubber mats are not only non-slip, but they also tackle fatigue very well that is caused due to standing. Since kitchen work employs a lot of standing while cooking, we try to use the best anti-fatigue mat for … Read more

Accidental slips can happen anywhere in the working environment, and the kitchen is the place where the probability of slips and falls is at max. With all the hustle and bustle of a kitchen – cluttered kitchen area, wet floor, oil spills, or leaked dispenser – anything can cause slips and falls. The point of … Read more