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What’s the first thing that comes to your mind when someone asks, ‘Which is the dirtiest place in your house?’ Now, most of us won’t even pause for a second and simply blurt out - ‘bathroom’. Well, the research findings are shocking. Contrary to the popular belief, the kitchen is the most contaminated place as it provides an ideal environment for both breeding and spreading of the germs and bacteria. As a child everyone got scolded by their mom for not washing their hands and entering into the kitchen, isn’t it? Even today, most of us would not shy away from sneaking into the kitchen when no one is round. Kitchen hygiene should not be taken for granted. Some simple minute changes in our daily habits can help achieve it. 1.      Wash your hands properly Hands are potential carrier of germs. Hence, germs can easily transfer from our dirty hands to the food. So, cultivate a habit of washing your hands every time you visit the toilet or use the trash bin...

      “Good food is the foundation of genuine happiness.” – Chef Auguste Escoffier And, good food is always round the corner when you have a well-organised kitchen at your service. The kitchen is one of the most important rooms in a home and is a significant contributor to your happiness. It is that place where the entire family wishes to dine together after a busy day; it is that space where your favourite meals are cooked. Be it a normal day or a special house-party, the kitchen is the busiest workplace in your home even though you spend comparatively lesser time here, than in the other rooms. And you would definitely want your cooking zone to be as perfect as your food, isn’t it? Everyone wants to own a dream kitchen where one can cook hassle-free, move effortlessly and be efficient. Planning your dream kitchen can be an exhaustive activity and it’s essential that you know the basics of a kitchen before hurrying into owning one. How many family membe...