It's good for more than storing leftovers! Tin foil to the rescue There are plenty of kitchen hacks that can change how you ...

Sure, most of us know not to put aluminum foil in the microwave, but there are many other mistakes you can make with foil that you should know about.

Aluminum foil is more than just a handy way to wrap leftovers. The thin metal sheets are all-purpose powerhouses around the house, ready to help you with your cooking, cleaning, laundry, and even ...

Line a bucket or bowl with aluminum foil. Add the silver items you want to polish into the bucket. Fill the vessel with 2 tablespoons washing soda (aka soda ash), 2 tablespoons ordinary table salt ...

Tear around a one-foot piece of aluminum foil from the roll and ball it up. Toss on your damp laundry, and you're good to go. You can even add dryer balls , or a couple of tennis balls, which cut ...

Criss-cross the foil strips into the slow cooker, covering the bottom and sides, and allowing excess foil to overhang. RELATED: 10 tips for using your slow cooker to get the best results 7.

Q. I’ve heard that aluminum is bad for me. Should I be getting rid of my aluminum foil? A. You can run but you can’t really escape it. It’s in our soil, water, air and, yes, even food.