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The Life Expectancy Guide To Basic Household Products

While it might be easy to figure out the shelf life of bleach, Drano or even laundry detergent, it's a bit harder to try to infer how long the bigger products in your room -- think the carpet, the washing machine or paint --may last<br>Luckily, you don't have to guess anymore. Thanks to this handy infographic from Glotech, you'll never have to wonder again how long your furniture will last or when it's time to renovate the floors and get a new…

Shelf Life of Everyday Household Products You Should Know

Prolong the shelf life of fridge and pantry items with these simple tips

By cooking your food before it expires, you are doubling the time you can use it.

A Step-By-Step Guide to Installing a Component Shelf Below Your TV Mount [VIDEO]

To continue the clean look that you have already achieved with your mounted TV, try mounting your devices on an on-wall component shelf directly below the TV.

How To Stock Your Fridge Like a Pro — IFIC Foundation

The refrigerator is the heart of a modern kitchen. It’s where we store many different foods in order to maintain their quality and freshness, prolong their shelf...Read More

6 Things to Cook in a Nonstick Frying Pan—And 4 Things Not To

Nonstick pans are an essential part of the kitchen: here are the times you should use them, and when they should stay on the shelf.

My Favorite Kitchen Tool Is My Step Stool

Maybe it'll bring your cooking to new heights. At the very least, it'll bring you to the height necessary to reach the flour on the top shelf.

Five Reasons it May be Time to Start Looking at a New Industrial Oven

Industrial ovens and dryers are among the most reliable pieces of equipment at a manufacturing facility. These pieces of equipment often live longer than employees stay at your company. That said, even the most reliable pieces of equipment have a limited shelf life, it may be time to start looking at your options.

33 Genius Little Tricks To Make Your Food Last Longer

Audit Your Fridge Not only do refrigerators significantly prolong the shelf life of food, they also protect us from consuming harmful bacteria like Salmonella and E. coli. A fridge kept at a temperature of 40⁰F or below stops these pathogenic microorganisms from growing – but other bacteria that cause spoilage will indeed multiply in chillier temperatures if given enough time. Although spoilage bacteria affects the… [read more]