Why you should not buy these kitchen tools!

Setting up a new kitchen can be overwhelming and expensive as well. It can also be tough, particularly, for those new couples with no experience on how to set up a household. And if you are one of those, chances are you might end up buying a bundle of stuff you want to get rid of them later. Here are some brilliant ideas for you to get started so that you do not regret later:

Opaque is not really recommended as you won't be able to see through and you might forget what's in them.

Tips: Instead opt for glass food storage containers that can be used to heat food too.

You surely would want to keep your spices organised as well as easily accessible when required. But most spices, both ground and whole lose their flavours over time.

Tips: Buy them in small quantities. Also, it's better to buy fresh herbs that can be frozen.

Cooking with nonstick cookware can be hassle-free, but these pans can cause cancer. The Teflon coating that prevents food from sticking can emit toxic fumes when heated above 500 F.

Tips: Buy stainless steel cookware or cast iron that pose less health risk.

Kitchen sponges are havens for germs and bacteria although they are a must in every household. It is said that your kitchen sponge can 200,000 times dirtier than a toilet seat and can even cause paralysis.

To lower the risk of cross-contamination, you should clean your sponges daily as well as replace frequently. Also, always store in a dry location.

Tips: It's better to wash dishes with clean rugs and brushes. However, rags must be frequently laundered. 

Whether it's wine, champagne or fresh orange juice, you just need a good glass for your favorite beverage. It certainly would be a waste of money as well as make your kitchen shelves look.

Tips: If you still want to drink your favorite beverage in style with glasses and stemware, consider getting a set of break resistant stemless wineglasses which can be used for a broad range of beverages.