If your kitchen knives have started to gather rust spots, giving them a soak in vinegar will help restore them to their original shine. Taylor Martin has covered technology online for over six years.

For as long as I can remember, my dad has taken his kitchen knives very seriously. So a decade ago, soon after I moved out of my parents' house, it was no surprise that he bought me my first steel ...

September 6, 2016 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google The knife is the most important tool in the kitchen. But over time, they develop those pesky red rust stains, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Close-up shot of a set of knives hung on a wall - Thomas Barwick/Getty Images You might already have a dedicated knife set in your ...

In this video, I document the transformation of a flea market knife into a functional chef's knife, inspired by a kiritsuke ...

Have you ever picked up your favorite fancy knife — because we all have a favorite — and noticed that it's started to take on some strange coloration? Maybe you've tried rubbing it off, but the dark ...

Even stainless steel silverware and cooking knives can start to show a few spots of rust here and there. This is especially common after your silverware (or heaven forbid, your knives) go through the ...

On our last camping trip of the season, I discovered our one and only camp kitchen knife had patina and was beginning to rust. Once home, I promptly forgot about it, as one does, until I saw this ...

Few things can ruin a good knife. The two that do are human error and rust. The human aspect can be eliminated with a little coaching. Rust, however, never sleeps. It ...