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Vendor: MaviGadget Type: Kitchen Organizers Price: 9.95 Mug Stacker is an adjustable stacking device that organizes kitchen cabinets by stacking mugs and cups in a narrow fashion, thus saving space on your cupboard shelf. Drinkware Stacker takes advantage of unused airspace in kitchen cabinets between your mugs and the shelf by lifting your cups and mugs on top of each other without the risk of chipping or breaking them, utilizing the area that would normally go to waste. It’s like discovering a whole new cupboard. One size fits all, Large and Small. Mug Stacker's expandable legs make it totally adjustable...

  1. EUNA EUNA 5 PCS Knife Chef Set Ultra Sharp, Japanese Knives of Stainless Steel for Multipurpose Cooking, Kitchen Knives Professional with Gift Box, Integrated Design with Non-Stick Coating Sliver Nonstick coating comfortable handle the kitchen knives are plating with silver chrome The chrome coating is nonstick for easy washing and has better ability against corrosion and rust The corrugated handle is very comfortable to hold and can keep balance all the time The design of ripple increase friction to make cutting easier and minimizes wrist tension Unique appearanceeuna y chef knife sets design inspires by water The whole...

Editor’s note: This is a recurring post, regularly updated with new information.  Credit cards are an excellent tool to help you meet your financial goals. I personally use my credit cards to help me fund trips with points and miles that I otherwise wouldn’t be able to experience. I strategically use my cards to maximize my grocery store spending, takeout and delivery from restaurants and online shopping. That way, I’ll have enough points saved up for an amazing getaway. Of course, you can also utilize cash-back cards to save money on your monthly expenses right now or to save up...

Want to update your kitchen but don’t have the money for an extensive remodel? Try one or more of these 30+ fun and easy kitchen crafts to get a fresh new look on a low budget. Flipping through home magazines or scrolling endlessly through Pinterest can make you yearn for a whole house redesign. Who has the time (or money) for that? Not many people. I don’t! But still, I like to do a little renovating now and then. Most of us need to take it one room at a time and one project at a time. Today I’m going...

For all our hand-wringing in November, winter finally came in December. Outside editors and contributors took full advantage of fresh snow over the holiday season with these pieces of gear. Chaco Ramble Puff ($80) (Photo: Courtesy Chaco) I initially had my doubts about these quilted moccasins—they looked a little too chichi for my tomboy style. The stitching reminds me of a Chanel purse. But they were a gift, so I stuck my feet into the fleece liner, cinched the strap until they were snug, and headed outside to shovel the snow in front of my door. Then I kept them...