Use WD-40 to polish stainless steel appliances like fridges and dishwashers. A spray of WD-40 smooths out squeaky cabinet hinges. Avoid WD-40 on stoves or inside ovens since it's highly flammable.

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Cleaning cabinet tops matters because rising grease and dust build up unseen, creating sticky grime that’s harder to remove later. Degrease cabinet tops by dusting first, then using dish soap or ...

A range hood is an essential kitchen appliance that pulls in hot air, smoke, steam, and cooking odors. However, over time, these airborne particles stick to the surface and filters, causing grease to ...

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An air fryer is so quick and easy to use that you might forget to clean it when you’re done—but thoughtful maintenance is key for the appliance's functionality and longevity. Grease and residue can ...

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The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, 866-366-3723, uses a risk-based inspection reporting process for restaurants and other food handlers.