Baked-on food often requires gentle abrasiveness that you can get from a pantry staple. Harsh scrubbers or scrapers can ...

Cleaning the outer oven glass is likely part of your kitchen routine, but when was the last time you paid attention to the inside of the glass? Between food splatters and airborne grease and oil, the ...

Mix 1/2 cup baking soda with a few drops of dish soap, smush it on the glass, then let it rest so it can soften the grime. Mist a layer of vinegar (or water-vinegar mix) over the paste, then wipe with ...

While a solution vinegar and water is usually enough to clean tough stains and water spots on glass windows, sometimes you ...

If you've spent far too much time wiping and re-wiping your home's windows, mirrors, and glass décor, only to step back and still see visible streaks, you may be guilty of some all-too-common cleaning ...

Hazy or waxy film on the interior of your windshield can distort visibility, especially at night. Here’ s how to clean interior glass right. Waxy film on the glass caused by the release of gasses ...

There are a lot of pros and cons to using a glass stovetop. The cons are that it doesn’t heat up as fast as a gas stovetop, nor does it have as precise of a temperature control. The pros are that it’s ...

SEATTLE — If you missed the boat on spring cleaning, there’s still time to catch the fall foliage through sparkling clean windows. Consumer Reports tried several different glass cleaners to test which ...

It doesn't take a professional chef to know that your stovetop can go from squeaky clean to looking like a tomato-based crime scene in minutes. Maybe you over-boiled your pasta water or let your sauce ...