PSA: No one needs another mug. (Gift *this* instead)

Shiny on the outside, spotless on the inside

We tested stainless steel dishwashers that deliver quiet cleaning, spotless drying, and that just-polished look your kitchen deserves. Some dazzled. Some... streaked under pressure.

// Steel the show »

Because no one needs another mug

From smart gadgets to countertop showpieces, these kitchen gifts hit the sweet spot between practical and drool-worthy. Bonus: you’ll definitely get invited back for dinner.

// Stir up some joy »

Wrinkles? Never heard of her.

We tested handheld and standing steamers to see which ones could actually de-wrinkle without leaking or taking forever. These picks proved that smooth clothes don’t require a degree in ironing.

// Steam dream »

Rachael Ray dog food just got a makeover worth barking about

Doggy dinner time just got more exciting. Rachael Ray dog food is now called Nutrish, with a fresh new look and updated recipes that make it easier to shop for your dog. The packaging is cleaner and the names are simpler, but the nutrition is still the same trusted quality pet parents rely on. Every bag is made with real meat, wholesome ingredients, and no artificial flavors. Whether you’re grabbing food for a growing pup or a loyal senior, Nutrish keeps mealtime easy, healthy, and delicious.

// Get the scoop at PetSmart »

Beauty sleep, bottled

Borghese’s new overnight mask does the heavy lifting while you snooze—hydrating, resurfacing, and smoothing skin for that morning “I actually slept” look.

// Sleep on it »

FROM THE EDITOR’S DESK

The gnats in my home lately have been horrific. So, naturally, I did what any Reviewed team member would do: I brought the issue to our Slack. Turns out, I’m not alone—my coworkers are also battling tiny winged demons swarming their plants and slowly chipping away at their sanity.

Here’s what they said actually works.

If you’ve got houseplants under siege, these fixes are worth a shot:

A) These Safer Home fly traps have worked wonders already. They’re effective and not as unsightly as other sticky traps.

B) One team member stood by Mosquito Bits, suggesting crushing them into a cocktail of sorts that you can sprinkle over houseplants.

C) Perhaps not the most practical, but one suggestion included hairspray and a lighter. Legally speaking, we can’t say we condone this, but hey, you do you.