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Every ideal cook or wife want to keep an impression with their kitchen ergonomics. Spoilers to this are cooking spills which are hardly preventable especially with staple foods, after-cook cleaning is always tiring and a "kitchen-demon" to be wary about. Besides the stress of cleaning, there is the defacing of the burner surfaces which eventually become rot with rust. With new and applied technologies these concerns are now problems of the past. Introducing all new "burner protector" cover which protects your burner from cooking spills for long lasting experience.  How to use: take out a sheet of the burner cover, trim to fit where necessary place over the burner, ensure it's placed below the fire area to prevent damage to product after cooking, take out the cover wipe with a rag and you are done! The video below shows brief description of product and usage. Contact Helambergo Enterprise online store for your order. Limited quantity avail...

Understanding home economics goes beyond being a good cook, utilising time and resources, guarding against waste is an added credit to your kitchen skills 1. When boiling water on a burner with conventional pots (not pressure), close the pot tightly as best as you can. Tightly covered pots build pressure as temperature increases, increase pressure reduces the boiling point. Do this and you'll save your gas or cooking fuel. 2. Before using your pressure pots ensure that the rubber around the cover/lid is in place and properly fitted. That rubber makes your pressure pot air and water proof hence preserving the building pressure within the pot thereby increasing cooking time. Use this tips for a happy cooking experience. Enjoy happy cooking lifestyle with Amberneg cooking oil today!

Former President Goodluck Jonathan has given his own personal account of the circumstances around his concession of the 2015 presidential election to Muhammadu Buhari, the then candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC). There are conflicting accounts of the final moments before that momentous phone call, with many believing that the former President had bowed to pressure from some of the nation’s former leaders to make the phone call. However, writing in ‘My Transition Hours’, Jonathan said it was his own personal decision even though many of his supporters across the nation would have liked for him to act otherwise. “I knew what was coming the day before I called General Muhammadu Buhari. I had reports on the polls around the country. It was clear the results were not going to favour me. Apparently, there were many instances of irregularities. There were series of problems with card readers, resulting from widespread technical hitches leading to the non-uniform applic...