Give your kitchen essentials a spring clean with these clever hacks

During the holidays we are used to having unexpected guests, so everyone maintains a high level of entertainment.

However, with the holiday season a distant memory, he may have let standards down.

With the days getting lighter and the promise of warmer days and longer nights, you might be worried about being ready to host that last minute BBQ, dinner or wine party.

Luckily, a British trendsetter has shared some tips on how to get impeccable accommodation.  

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Nick Drewe, savings expert at promo code website WeThrift , has shared some of his DIY cleaning tips and advice with the team at British newspaper Express.co.uk .

The best part? Instead of going out and buying a new set of glasses before spring and summer, all it takes is some uncooked rice.

And according to Statista, raw white rice costs 82 cents a pound in the United States, meaning you can spend that money elsewhere.

The cleaning pro said that drinking glass owners should start by "stirring a handful of uncooked rice in warm water around the cloudy, cloudy glass" to keep drinking glasses looking "as good as new."

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This will help remove dirt and grime from the glass.

He explains the process like this: "Drain the rice and put it in the glass on a dishwasher tablet and fill it up with hot water.

"Let this sit overnight and after rinsing, your glass will look as good as new."

The in-house expert didn't stop with his incredible insight into glassware - he shared some tips on how to make your cutlery shine like new again.

Over time, stainless steel can look worn and scratched if not polished and cared for regularly.

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To bring back that polished look, Nick explains that a favorite kitchen ingredient everyone has in their pantry is secret olive oil.

He said: "Stainless steel can be polished with olive oil. It's perfect for making your stainless steel pots, pans and utensils shine.

"Just put a little olive oil on a clean, soft cloth and rub in a circular motion to remove any smudges."

Now that your cookware is ready for the guests, you can spend your time searching for the best dinner and cocktail recipes.

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