Let's set the scene. You're stirring a pot of boiling pasta and pull the spoon out, dribbling water around the pot. You go about making dinner, but after cleaning everything up, notice white stains ...

Put simply, your stovetop can be one of the most annoying parts of your kitchen to clean. It becomes sticky and stained when pasta water bubbles over or tomato sauce splatters—and removing and washing ...

Remove the drip pans and wash them in the sink with soapy water. If the drip pans are not removable, wipe the stovetop with a mixture of water and dish soap or a diluted vinegar solution (1:1 ratio).

Discovering a water stain on a beloved piece of furniture can put the most laid-back homeowner in a panic mode. While it’s true that some pieces of furniture may inevitably get water stains over time, ...