I don’t know about you, but cleaning baking sheets is one of those chores my husband and I put off more than we should. Big, cumbersome, and greasy, baking sheets can be a pain to clean and dry off.

Baking sheets get a great workout throughout the year, and sometimes it shows. Learn how to keep your cooking sheet pans free of burned-on grime and residue build-up. P.S. We know, we know. Use the ...

Put hydrogen peroxide into a spray bottle and spray an even layer until all the powder is wet.

Chances are you have some baking sheets in your kitchen that are marred by burnt pieces of gunk. I know the large cookie sheets I got nine years ago as a wedding present have gone from shiny silver to ...

Now that my baking sheet is almost as good as new, I can get back to baking and cooking without wondering what I’ll use to clean it.

Baking sheets have seen it all: cookies, roasts, and endless batches of fried food. Getting them clean isn't the most glamorous part of baking. We all make mistakes when it comes to giving them a ...

That little box of baking soda in your pantry is more than a leavener and deodorizer. Here’s why you should be cleaning with baking soda and how to do it.

You've been there — scrubbing your favorite baking sheet until your elbows hurt, trying to get the baked-on grease stains loose. Unfortunately, brute force usually won't do the trick when it comes to ...

Hydrogen peroxide is a well-known cleaning agent—it can tackle anything from blood stains to wine stains and even icky pit stains. Combined with the abrasive effects of baking soda, this method will ...