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" Here at GHRI, March was all about the International Home and Housewares Show \u2014 and you were along for the ride! Your top five most-pinned products of the month were from our Housewares coverage. It&amp;#039;s hard not to get excited about all the new kitchen and cleaning products coming out!  5. I loved the concept of the Krups Personal Teakettle ($59.99, amazon.com). I&amp;#039;m a big tea drinker and I like that you can use either loose leaves or tea bags and the internal circulation system will keep water moving while it brews. It seems like it&amp;#039;d be handy to have around the house, and 105 of you were intrigued enough to repin it!  4. No matter how much storage space my kitchen has, I always seem to outgrow it! The Fozzils Twistfold Party Bowls ($39.99 for 3-tier, $29.99 for 2-tier) shown at the Housewares Show were just a prototype, but I still thought the idea was pretty great (and so did the 100 of you, who repinned our picture). The set twists open for two or three tiers of serving bowls, and then rotates down to nest for storage. When it&amp;#039;s closed, it&amp;#039;s only 3 inches tall!  3. So many products at the Housewares Show had a sense of humor, and so did 175 of you who repinned the Stanley Cup Popcorn Popper ($79)! This replica of the iconic trophy comes apart to reveal an easy-to-assemble air popper and it&amp;#039;ll be out in time for the holidays.  2. I wish I&amp;#039;d had the Sort-a-Neat Laundry Basket Sorter ($24.99, amazon.com) in college. This handy canvas tote boasts built-in dividers so you can separate your jeans from your T&amp;#039;s in the laundry room as you fold. It looks like you love anything that makes laundry day easier too \u2014 189 of you repinned this clever laundry basket insert.  1. We named the Kuhn Rikon Push Pan one of our favorite cooking tools of 2012, and you were equally thrilled by the new 9-inch square push pan ($35) \u2014 202 of you repinned it! This clever nonstick pan boasts a silicone rim on that bottom that makes it easy to pop a cake out, while keeping liquid from seeping in if you need to bake the pan in a water bath. For more great new products, follow us on Pinterest, and be sure to keep an eye on our &amp;quot;Great Gadgets&amp;quot; board for the latest and greatest gear! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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