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Linen is lint-free, which makes it ideal for drying glassware, and it dries quickly and softens with every wash. Cotton waffle and terry towels absorb more water, so they suit hands, pots and spills. Many kitchens keep both: linen for glassware and polishing, cotton for everyday heavier jobs. Darker colors hide stains.

Swap them every day or two, and immediately if they've wiped up raw meat juices. Wash in hot water to kill bacteria, and keep separate towels for hands and dishes. Letting towels dry fully between uses also prevents musty smells. Hang them over an oven handle or hook to dry, and keep a few spares within reach for spills.

A durable cotton canvas or linen that resists splashes, an adjustable neck strap for different heights, pockets for a towel or phone, and ties long enough to wrap around and tie in front. Cross-back aprons take pressure off the neck during long cooking sessions. Machine-washable fabric is essential, and darker colors or prints hide marks between washes.

Oven mitts protect your hands and wrists when lifting heavy dishes from the oven, making them the safer choice for roasting pans and casseroles. Pot holders are quicker to grab for handles on the stove and can double as trivets. Look for thick, heat-resistant padding and a stated heat rating.

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What should I look for in an apron?+

Should I use oven mitts or pot holders?+