Keep your cooktop shining and stains at bay by learning how to clean a gas stovetop. All it takes are a few simple ...

Cooking on a gas cooktop is satisfying—there’s something about the open flame and precise control that makes cooking feel like cooking. But picture this: a bubbling sauce pot of marinara bubbles over ...

Many people prefer a gas stove, as compared to an electric one, because they heat up instantly and have better temperature control. You can also cool the burner down much more quickly just by turning ...

We’ve all been there before. We’re cooking dinner on the stove top and, suddenly, something boils over or splatters all over the place. Messes like this happen in the kitchen, but if they aren’t taken ...

A scoop of last week’s chili. An old dog toy. A piece of a broken dish. Pull out your stove and you might be surprised what’s hanging out back there. In the go-go-go of everyday life, it’s the last ...

Ideally, you're cleaning your gas stovetop after each time you use it. In reality, you're probably not cleaning it quite that often — maybe you wipe it down whenever you (ideally) clean your kitchen.

Studies from several scientific journals have shown gas stoves can release benzene, methane and other potentially risky airborne substances when you use them. The good news is you can usually ...