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Make your time in the kitchen a little easier.
Made of nonslip, heat-safe silicone.
Promising Review: "Simple, practical, perfect! Allows me to cook several things at one time without all the stirring utensils getting cross-contaminated! Cleans easily. Win, win!" —M. Tompkins
Made of heat-resistant silicone and dishwasher-safe.
Promising Review: "I've owned this for about six months, and I couldn't imagine cooking without it. I hate strainers. They are bulky, fill up the dishwasher, I'm lazy, whatever. This strainer is a life saver. Clip it on your pan, strain, and viola! And it is so easy to clean. A little hot water and it's good to go for the next round. I highly recommend this gadget, it will retire your current strainer." —Viola Evens
Get it from Amazon for $13.
Promising Review: "Because of my arthritis it's difficult for me to open jars. My husband ordered this but I was not convinced. I just thought another tool! At the beginning I wasn't sure on how to use it. I just got the hang of it and it works great for me. Just set it on top of the jar, press the green button, and let the tool do its work." —Carmela
Get it from Jet for $20.
Rinse it under your faucet to clean.
Promising Review: "I love this little press. It is so much easier on my hands, all you have to do is lean into it and rock it back and forth over the garlic. Not hard to clean, a simple brush will help get any errant pieces of garlic out of the holes. I typically cut the garlic up in a couple chunks, depending on the clove size, first." —Red0055
Get it from Amazon for $9.
Heat-resistant up to 400 degrees Fahrenheit.
Promising Review: "It works! In the picture I am boiling potatoes, and the bubbles are clearly over the pot height, but no mess! Great product!" —hollmarkristo
Get it from Amazon for $9.
Machine-washable linen and Velcro.
Promising Review: "I really like the way these door handle covers look on my stainless-steel refrigerator. We all know just how easy it is to get finger prints all over the handles. So with these covers you are able to prevent them and stains. It gives your fridge a new look, kind of!" —Ty
Get them from Amazon for $12. (Available in a variety of colors.)
FDA-certified, BPA-free, and all parts are dishwasher-safe.
Promising Review: "5/5 for sure! I'm a mom of three little ones with another on the way and in my home we eat and love LOTS of fresh fruit and veggies. This product has changed my life. It saves me hours each week in the kitchen chopping and saves my wrist from flaring up from arthritis! (Young mom, old wrists.) The only real complaint I read about this product was the cleanup. I can guarantee that if you just rinse it off soon after you're finished, the clean up is a breeze. It also comes with a handy brush that helps clean it, too. I've already recommended this product to my close friends and family and I highly recommend it to you!" —AJ Jackson :)
Get it from Amazon for $20.
Organic and recyclable.
Promising Review: "I didn't really expect this to work, but it was so cheap I figured it was worth a try. I can't believe a head of iceberg lettuce was still crisp after two weeks in the fridge. If I can stop throwing away a fraction of the produce I currently toss each week, I think it's worth it." —momin8er
Get two holders and six absorbing packets from Amazon for $14.
Set includes a long bottle brush, straw brush, and detail cleaner.
Promising Review: "The smallest brush is my absolute favorite — it is very versatile. I use it to clean bottle caps, cupcake tins, threads on any screw-top type of container, and a variety of other small things. The other two brushes are also pretty handy. The big bottle brush I use for tumblers, mason jars, cold cups, and household drinking glasses. The thin straw brush is also handy. I have not had a reusable straw I have not been able to use it with." —Mkeshav
Get it from Amazon for $10.
Promising Review: "These grinders work just great. I like the clear glass so I can see how much salt or pepper is left. I like them so much better than this other pair that I had that sat with the opening at the bottom where salt and pepper would get all over whatever surface you placed them on. I also like the lids that cover them when not in use. Very well-made." —Diana
Get them from Amazon for $19.
Includes a detachable infuser, lid, and pitcher. BPA-free and dishwasher-safe.
Promising Review: "This makes really wonderful coffee. I've always liked coffee iced, and rarely drink it hot — so this coffee maker is pretty much a dream come true for me. Doesn't take up very much room in the fridge, and is well-made. I haven't tried it hot, but I imagine it would be good, too. Their claim that this way of brewing takes the bitterness and oily quality out of coffee is true. Also, the coffee keeps well in the fridge after you take the brew basket out." —M. Elaine Murphy
Get it from Amazon for $19.
Allows protection from temperatures as high as 540 degrees Fahrenheit; outer surface of glove has a layer of Kevlar.
Promising Review: "It works well as long as you don't hold on to the object too long. I used it to replace some light bulbs that were very hot and difficult to get unscrewed. The heat started to get to my fingers within about a minute. But if you're just taking things out of the oven (for which is was designed) or off a stove then it works!" —slowboat
Get it from Jet for $29.
Features 11 programmable digital controls — rice, soup/broth, meat/stew, bean/chili, sauté, porridge, steam, slow cook, yogurt, keep warm, and pressure cook. Up to 24-hour delay start, automatic keep warm setting for up to 10 hours, stainless steel inner cooking pot, food-grade, no chemical coating, three-ply bottom, dishwasher-safe. Comes with rice measuring cup, stainless steel steam rack without handles, rice paddle, soup spoon, condensation collector, and recipe booklet.
Promising Review: "When I bought this Instant Pot during a frigid Montana winter, I thought it would come in handy for making comforting soups and stews on busy work nights, but it's become my favorite kitchen tool, even during the warmer weather. This is a quality made product and I am very happy with it. Some reviewers recommend buying an extra silicone lid seal to use for cooking desserts, as the seal does absorb the fragrance of savory, herbal, and garlic seasoned dishes, but I just remove the seal after use and spray it with white vinegar, wait a few minutes before rinsing and it cleans up practically odor-free between uses." —Lorraine
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Get it from Amazon for $70+. (Available in three sizes.)
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