All silver will tarnish when it's exposed to air and light, but restoring it to its original gleam is quite easy. You can clean all your silver objects the same way, says Carolyn Forte, Director of the Good Housekeeping Institute Cleaning Lab. You just have to be careful if you are cleaning something that shouldn't be immersed or rinsed in water, like a picture frame. To clean silver, you need to use a good silver polish. Forte recommends Good Housekeeping Seal holder Weiman Silver Polish.

Finally. Finally! After months of increasingly fervent speculation (and that was just from me), HBO Max and the stars of Friends confirmed on Friday afternoon that, yes, a reunion special is happening. It's an "exclusive untitled unscripted special," but I'm too busy crying tears of joy to try to parse out that language. The point is: It's happening! It's happening! And it's happening soon: The special will debut in May. Yes, this May.

When it comes to a spring dinner, a flavor-packed ham recipe should always be the star. And while you could throw it back to your Grandma’s classic pineapple-glazed ham recipe from the 1950s, complete with canned pineapple slices and super sweet maraschino cherries, you might want to freshen up your holiday ham with our new take on this crowd favorite.

Whether you're making overnight oats or adding oats to your smoothie, you’re getting a nutrition powerhouse with some major health benefits. Oats and oatmeal are packed with fiber, protein, and tons of vitamins and minerals. They are such a versatile food and can be incorporated into practically any meal of the day.

Hearties agree: When Calls the Heart hasn't been the same since the heartbreaking season 5 finale. At the tail-end of the Hallmark show's fifth season, Jack Thornton (played by Daniel Lissing) was on an assignment with a group of recruits when he was tragically killed by a landslide. Before he left, the Mountie wrote a letter to his wife Elizabeth (played by Erin Krakow) in fear that the assignment would be too much for his body to bear.

Deviled eggs are a go-to appetizer at any party, but learning how to make them gracefully is an art. Top tip: It all starts with a batch of perfect hard-boiled eggs: Be sure to cook your eggs for 10 to 12 minute in boiling water, then transfer to a bowl of ice water to ensure that your eggs stop cooking. That way, you’ll master a perfect yellow yolk and avoid the ugly green ring around your egg.

Whether you’ve been struggling with stubborn blackheads or looking to revitalize your dull complexion, you may have seen this one ingredient in many skincare products: salicylic acid. This ingredient is best known for its exfoliating and bacteria-fighting powers. Salicylic acid is a beta hydroxy acid (BHA), a type of carbon-based organic compound that naturally occurs in willow bark, fruits, and vegetables, according to Caren Campbell, MD, a San Francisco-based dermatologist.

Following a no-sugar diet is a trending topic in the nutrition and weight loss space right now, but the concept itself isn’t so new. Although there is no formal diet plan or definition to follow, it typically involves avoiding added sugar while still allowing some natural sugar in your diet. Instead of counting calories, proponents of a no-sugar diet suggest you’ll lose weight by getting rid of added sugar once and for all.

Since you rest your head on your pillow every night, you want to make sure that it's as clean and germ-free as possible. And no, we're not just talking about the pillowcase itself. In addition to regularly cleaning your sheets and comforter, you should also be caring for your pillows, mattress, and mattress topper. Pillows, especially, should be washed at least two to three times a year (say, every four months) to prevent odor and get rid of dust mites.

Get ready for the perfect weekend meal. Our slow cooked chicken and beans recipe makes for a protein-packed winter-ready stew that everyone in the family will love. For this recipe, you'll need: 1 tbsp. of olive oil 8 chicken thighs Kosher salt and pepper 1 lb. of sweet Italian sausage 1/2 lb. of bacon, cut into 1/2-inch pieces 1 medium onion, finely chopped 2 medium carrots, finely chopped 1 stalk celery, finely chopped 2 c. of fresh breadcrumbs (about 5 ounces) 2 cloves of garlic, pressed 2 tbsp.