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I used to be terrified of my cast iron skillet. Everyone online made it sound like a fragile, moody piece of cookware that would rust, flake, or fall apart if I so much as looked at it wrong. So for ...

This is an excerpt from the Dear Prudence podcast. This week, writer Cheryl Strayed joined Jenée Desmond-Harris to answer your questions. You can listen to the rest of the episode here. My wonderful ...

Okay, not quite anything, but the surfactants in dish soap — the chemicals that help water cut through grease — are what make the cleaner such an efficient workhorse both in the sink and around the ...

Have you ever reached for the dish soap after making a meal only to realize you used up every last drop the night before? Eek, what’s the best next move? Do you knock on your neighbor’s door, run out ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Dish soap might seem great for washing cars. For starters, it's right there in your kitchen, and you don't need a lot of it to fill a bucket ...