5 Common Problems With Whirlpool Kitchen Appliances
Whirlpool kitchen appliances are incredibly popular in many households, but here are a few common problems that some customers say they've had with the brand.
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5 Common Problems With Stanley Water Bottles
Stanley is one of the most renowned brands in the water bottle industry, but its products aren't without their problems. Here are five issues to know about.
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10 Retro Kitchen Items Making A Trendy Return
Vintage, retro, or old school; regardless of how you refer to it, this kitchen aesthetic is making a comeback this year, best exemplified in these items.
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How To Reheat A Fast Food Chicken Sandwich So It Tastes Just As Good The Next Day
Don't settle for a cold, soggy fast food chicken sandwich just because it sat in the fridge overnight. You can easily reheat it to taste brand-new.
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What Using The First-Ever Slow Cooker Was Like
The first slow cooker hit the shelves in the 1950s, but it really took off in the '70s. As you might imagine, it was quite different from the cooker today.
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Why Everyone Should Own A Rice Cooker
A rice cooker may sound like a one-trick-pony at first glance, but it can do so much more than simply create one style of rice. You can make a whole dinner.
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Why Keurig's Coffee Pod Inventor Regrets His Creation
Keurig has no shortage of admirers, but one person who isn't among them is John Sylvan, the man who actually invented the K-Cup — and regrets it.
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8 Kitchen Appliance Colors That Dominated The '70s
The appliances you could get in the '70s were far more colorful than the boring steel, black, and white we see today, with these colors popping the most.
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How Often Dairy Queen Blizzard Machines Are Cleaned
The Blizzard is easily one of Dairy Queen's most iconic frozen treats, but have you ever wondered how often those blending machines are actually cleaned?
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What The Wavy Lines On Your Crock-Pot Actually Mean
Crock-Pots are pretty easy to use right out of the box. But if you purchased a model with only symbols, you might be wondering what they mean.
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What's The Average Lifespan Of A Yeti Water Bottle?
Starting at $40 and going up from there, a Yeti water bottle is nothing if not an investment — so it's natural to wonder how long one will actually last you.
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Filtered Vs Tap Water: Which Is Better For Your Coffee Maker And Morning Cup?
Clearing out old grounds and descaling keep your coffee maker running, but few realize that the water you choose affects both machine performance and flavor.
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11 Common Coffee Drinker Complaints About Keurig
Keurig machines are great in some ways, but customers also have a lot of complaints about them. These are some of the most common ones people talk about.
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13 Mistakes You Could Be Making With Your Blender
From overloading the jar to using the wrong speeds, these common blender mistakes could damage your appliance, ruin recipes, and create a mess.
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5 Kitchen Appliances From The '90s Superior To Today's Models
You may have heard of planned obsolescence and think it applies to modern kitchen appliances. We think these from the 90s are better than what you get today.
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Keurig Vs Nespresso Vs Illy: How Do The Coffee Pod Machines Differ?
From Keurig's simplicity to Nespresso's rich flavors and Illy's versatile pod system, choosing the right espresso machine comes down to a few key factors.
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Lowe's Vs Best Buy: The Chain With Better Kitchen Appliance Deals
Lowe's and Best Buy both carry kitchen appliances, but when it comes to kitchen appliance deals, this chain has more reliably available discounts.
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Here's The Average Lifespan Of Your Electric Stove
If you've recently bought a new or used electric stove, you know how much they can cost — and how long you'd like them to last. Here's what you should expect.
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How To Tell When You Need A New Air Fryer
Some newer air fryers come with some pretty incredible features, so it might be time for an upgrade if you're experiencing these issues with your current model.
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5 Common Disadvantages Of Using Your Air Fryer
Still deciding on whether or not to get an air fryer? While it's undoubtedly a convenience, especially if you want something crispy, there are some downsides.
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Is It Bad To Leave A Toaster Plugged In When You're Not Using It?
Let's be honest, the odds of a toaster fire are luckily pretty low, which raises the question: Is unplugging it after every use actually necessary?
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What Sabbath Mode On Your Fridge Means
You may have noticed that your refrigerator has something called Sabbath mode (your dishwasher may have this too). This is what it means and what it does.
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Inirv: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
The founders of Inirv went on Shark Tank to get funding for their smart stove knob that you can turn off with the push of a button in an app.
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Every 1970s Home Had This Vintage Kitchen Appliance That Put Oven Ranges To Shame
Despite the many culinary advancements of the 1970s, no appliance — not even the standard oven range — was ever quite like this kitchen tool.
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Martha Stewart Will Probably Never Buy This Kitchen Appliance Again
Despite owning it for 20 years, Martha Stewart admitted she has only used this specific kitchen appliance once — and she'd probably never buy it again.
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Why Do Blenders Sometimes Smell Like They're Burning?
It's an unfortunately common scenario: You turn on your blender, only to be met with a distinct burning smell. But what does that actually mean?
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Why Some People Put Toilet Paper In Their Fridge
One unconventional trick gaining traction online is placing a roll of toilet paper in the refrigerator. But why, exactly, are people doing this?
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