Your stainless steel kitchen sink looked bright and shiny when the kitchen was new. Today it has orange-brown rust patches near the drain, a reddish ring where the pressure cooker sat overnight, and a general dullness that no amount of regular washing seems to fix. Here is something most people do not know: in 95 […]
You buy a 2-kilo bag of onions and a kilo of potatoes on Sunday. By Friday, the onions are soft and sprouting, and the potatoes smell faintly of mould. Sound familiar? This happens in lakhs of Indian kitchens every single week — and it is almost entirely preventable. In India, onions and potatoes are not
The rubber gasket is the most replaced part in every Indian kitchen. It cracks, hardens, stretches, and loses its seal — and suddenly your pressure cooker stops whistling properly, takes too long to build pressure, or worse, starts leaking steam dangerously from the sides. Most Indian households replace the gasket every 6 to 8 months