Best to use a big brush, Jackson Pollock use it to drip and paint. If using one of the household items, use all range to experiment to drip to see what effects they do, and use them to drip an interesting forms. Best to wash them more clean before you cook!

Jackson Pollack used his hands, and a brush and poured directly from the can as well as incorporating his own steps across the work in progress.
In the 60’s some used earthworms, **** women covered in paint and dragged across the canvas.
It depends on the feeling you get and wish to evoke in the viewer.

See the fascinating article about how a prisoner uses the colors from M&M’s, and other everyday objects, to make paintings:

Ever try a handheld cheese grater?

spoons (all sizes), natural sponges, makeup brushes, turkey baster, strainer, drain catch,

I have always been partial to a turkey baster.