Crying over spilled milk? Doesn’t really happen. Crying over broken glass? All too common. Especially if it's not cleaned up correctly, more often than not you’ll end up with a small shard or two ...

Use a mix of salt and vinegar or lemon juice to clean cloudy glasses. Soak, polish, rinse, and dry for a crystal-clear shine. Use fine salt, handle gently, and avoid hot water or sudden temperature ...

Once you notice it, it will ruin your life: bubbles on the side of beer, cider, or even champagne glasses that haven't been properly cleaned. What starts out as a mild annoyance turns into massive ...

The method: Take a warm, wet sponge to the stains with a few drops of dish soap. If stains persist, use a mild abrasive such ...

You know the story: After cooking a big meal, especially after doing so several times a week during the holiday season, splattered grease and unidentifiable bits of stuck-on food end up clouding the ...

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