The burner ports on a gas stove become clogged over time and they don't function well. They need regular cleaning, but how often should you do it?

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Whether you're a pro at whipping up soups or making pasta is about as skilled as you get in the kitchen, chances are you've made a mess on your stove top. Spills, boil-overs, greasy pots and more can ...

If you're looking to clean everyday spills and stains from your glass-top stove, a simple dish soap may suffice. Dish soap is ...

Perhaps you’ve heard that pollution from gas stoves can harm your health. What can you do to minimize your risk of exposure? Heaving your gas stove to the curb and going for an induction or electric ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Cooking can be a messy process, and stoves regularly end up with a buildup of grease that affects how well they work. Yellow flames or uneven ...

The raging gas stove debate might have you reassessing how you cook. But replacing a gas stove with an induction stove — a commonly recommended alternative — isn’t always feasible. Renters are often ...

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