Kitchen cabinets require regular cleaning, as they are notorious for quickly accumulating dirt and grease. Fortunately, there ...

One such method involves using ketchup. Although it sounds unusual, this popular tomato sauce can dissolve burnt residue thanks to the acids it contains. The process of cleaning a burnt dish with ...

Cleaning the garden doesn't have to be an expensive job - there are plenty of items you'll already have in your home that can ...

It might sound extremely odd, but gardeners are being told to use tomato sauce - aka ketchup - in their garden this month to get ready for spring.

This is because a common kitchen ingredient can help remove tarnish and oxidation from metal garden tools and furniture, ...

February marks the start of spring cleaning in the garden and to help you get the job done, gardening experts are advising people to use tomato ketchup - and it's not only for your chips ...

Tomato ketchup can be used beyond the kitchen to simplify daily tasks. Its acidity helps remove grease stains, restore shine to dull hair, polish tarnished metals, clean BBQ grills, and may even ...

Moreover, if your garden boasts brass or copper features, ketchup's acidic properties can tackle the tarnish oxidation leaves ...

Check the seasoning and add salt, pepper and vinegar as required. Put the ketchup in a clean, plastic tub or sterile glass jar and keep in the fridge for up to two weeks. For the peelings ...