Silverware is an essential part of any place setting, but when it comes to cleanup, flatware is often treated as an afterthought. Many of us simply load our forks, knives, and spoons into the ...

All types of flatware or silverware, regardless of metal, must be thoroughly cleaned after every use. Stubborn stains can be removed with staples like baking soda, lemon juice, vinegar, or toothpaste.

Flatware is a key component of any household. Whether you use it daily as a family or as a special set for special occasions, it’s important to keep it properly clean and sparkling. Flatware sets can ...

There is no better time to improve your hosting skills, impress guests, and bring that added shine to the dining table than now. Learning how to clean your silverware is a great skill to have, ...

(“Chef Steph”) Stephanie Godke, Mississippi River Distilling Co., comes back to PSL to serve as “The Queen of Clean” (according to a joking Paula). Godke chooses to use non-toxic cleansers and ...

Polishing your silverware is an old-school chore with a myriad of modern solutions -- store-bought ketchup being one of the ...

The default approach to cleaning silverware is using dishwashing soap and warm water. As with most kitchen utensils, silverware responds well to this cleaning method, especially when manually washed ...

Gather a few thick, soft cloths and silver polish. Always follow your product's label directions, but typically, you'll start by putting a small amount of polish onto the cloth, dampened if necessary.

Cleaning your house is often hard work. You sweep the floors, and polish the surfaces, but that is by no means is the end of it. Many items make a house a home and they also require rigorous ...