My first is this silicon spatula. It’s construction isnt just a silicon tip with wooden handle. Its the red silicon for much more of the handle, which I’ve felt makes it easier to clean and last longer, since gunk isnt getting wedged between the handle and tip. I like it so much I have two.

The second is probably just a spray bottle with water and dish soap. I clean up messes and the stove and countertops with it, and it’s incredibly convenient.

  • FuglyDuck@lemmy.world
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    6 months ago

    Hands down… the vinegar bottle. cheap, white vinegar.

    For getting baked-on-cruft off pans and such. 50/50 mix with water, heated up to steaming (or boiling, if you’re a nutter.) Poor in and let sit. Boom. if it’s a pan or pot that can go on the stove; even easier.

    for appliances… coffee pot. definitely. i may be an addict.

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      6 months ago

      While I agree that vinegar is excellent for most applications, you have to be careful with it because it’s very acidic. So you can’t use it on things like cast iron, marble or other easily etched stone, or anything non-stick. But it’s damn excellent for everything else!