Wear an apron to prevent grease and splatter stains on clothes

An apron protects your clothes from grease splatters and cooking stains while you work.

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Put on an apron when cooking to keep grease and splatter off your shirts. Aprons may have pockets for tools, though the speaker notes they don’t personally use them for that.

The short version

Aprons reduce stains from grease and splatter.
Pockets can hold tools if you want.

What you need

apron
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