Your kitchen is only as good as the systems you implement to keep the cooking chaos to a minimum. And there hasn’t been a need to reinvent the wheel in this regard—the layout known as the “kitchen work triangle” has long been used in kitchen design as the default that prioritizes functionality above all.
Clean the Cabinet Knobs and Pulls in Your Kitchen
“Many areas of your kitchen are high-contact surfaces that require regular cleaning, as well as periodic deep cleaning. You might first think of the refrigerator or countertop as the most frequently touched spots, but your kitchen cabinets’ knobs and pulls are handled quite a bit, as well. “Cabinet knobs can become a hub of grime and bacteria, so regular cleaning is important,” says Kathy Cohoon, the director of franchise operations at Two Maids & A Mop. Cleaning these pieces, however, requires some care; be sure to avoid formulas laden with acidic extracts or gritty abrasives. “We don’t recommend harsh abrasives on any kitchen surfaces, including hardware or cabinetry. Mild soap and water will do the trick for removing any build-up beyond dust,” explains Stephanie Pierce, the director of design and trends at MasterBrand Cabinets. Here, find out how to clean this hardware, according to cleaning and home experts.”
Pros And Cons To Adding A Sink In Your Kitchen Island
“You may have figured out how to give your kitchen island brownie style points with a waterfall edge, but there is no denying that an integrated sink can also give this space a huge leg up in the aesthetics department. After all, there is something about the notion of taking care of all your cooking and cleaning needs within the singular expanse of a kitchen island that can make you have your own Martha Stewart moment.”
Projects That’ll Make Your Home Much Harder To Sell
“So many DIY kits, tips, and tricks seem like a great idea when we see them in our social media feeds. But in the hands of a novice, such projects can go badly awry, look unfinished, or be abandoned altogether if the homeowner runs out of steam.”
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Ready to remodel your kitchen?
“Whether you’re a seasoned home chef or an avid DIYer, making kitchen upgrades is one of the best ways to improve your quality of life — and save money in the long run. And for any homeowners who have been looking for a reason to upgrade, a number of federal tax incentives are currently available to help save even more on the price of your project.
Specifically, homeowners who upgrade to an induction stovetop can unlock major incentives, including hundreds or even thousands of dollars in rebates.
As the U.S. Department of Energy explains on its website, a new induction stovetop will be eligible for incentives in the form of either a tax credit or a rebate. In the case of the former, the qualified project amount is subtracted from federal taxes for a larger tax return or lower amount owed. In the case of the latter, you can receive rebates up to $840 via the Inflation Reduction Act.”
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