5 Foldable Makita Tools & Products That Can Save Space In Your Garage
Makita fans with limited garage space should definitely check out these foldable products. More garage space means more room for additional tools.
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Stories By Caroline Anschutz
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Is It Cheaper To Repair Or Replace Your Refrigerator?
When your refrigerator stops working, repair costs, warranty coverage, recalls, appliance age, and fridge type can all affect whether fixing it makes sense.
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5 New Harbor Freight Products Available In July 2026
The summer holiday sales are largely over, but Harbor Freight does have some new and useful items for sale that are definitely worth checking out.
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This Is The Fastest Depreciating Ford Model In 2026 So Far
It's a good rule of thumb to buy things that keep their value in case you want to sell them again. However, this Ford model depreciates relatively quickly.
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5 Highly-Rated Tech Items At Costco That You Can Buy Only Online
Costco has some great tech finds online, and you can buy them, even if you're not a member. Here are some of our favorite deals you can get today.
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This All-Electric Plane Flies For An Hour On Just $18 Of Energy
Electric planes may still sound futuristic, but one aviation company is already testing battery-powered aircraft that could change short-haul flights.
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3 Car Brands That Are Comparable To Mazda
Mazda is known for its upscale interiors and athletic handling. If you're shopping, discover the three mainstream brands that actually compare.
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What Happened To Push Button Light Switches?
Push button light switches were once standard in American homes, but changing technology and design preferences gradually pushed them out of favor.
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4 Common Problems With The Toyota Corolla
Even one of the most reliable cars of all time is not without some faults. What are some common problems that have affected the Toyota Corolla?
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5 Old-School Maintenance Habits That Still Work For Modern Cars
Modern cars have changed a lot, but not every old-school maintenance habit is outdated. Some still help protect your vehicle, tires, paint, and safety.
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What Is SC's 'Palmetto Stop' Cycling Law, And Do Other States Have One?
South Carolina, nicknamed the Palmetto State, recently plassed a new cycling law designed to protect bikers and improve efficiency at intersections.
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A 'Shocking' Number Of Drones Were Seized Flying Near World Cup Stadiums
Security teams are taking no chances at the World Cup, with drone operators learning the hard way that flying in restricted zones leads to serious consequences.
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5 Common Problems With Starlink Internet
Starlink can be a lifeline for rural internet users, but satellite service still comes with common headaches that are worth knowing about before you sign up.
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5 Things It's Best To Unplug Before A Bad Storm Hits
A power surge from a storm a few blocks away can still fry your electronics. Here are the five that you should definitely unplug the next time there's a storm.
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Why 155 MPH Became The Top Speed For So Many Cars
The majority of street-legal cars today have a maximum speed of around 155 mph. While that's not exactly "slow," there is a reason for that specific cap.
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Data Leak Hits Millions Of License Buyers In America's Second-Largest State
Did you buy a hunting or fishing license in Texas recently? Discover how a massive cybersecurity breach exposed the personal data of millions of residents.
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Costco Members Can Get $1,000 Or More Off A New Volkswagen With This Limited Time Perk
If you're currently shopping for a Volkswagen and happen to be a Costco member, you're in luck with this interesting limited time perk from the store.
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Road Signs And Meanings: What Do Pentagon-Shaped Signs Mean For US Drivers?
When driving down the road, the many and varied street signs you may encounter can indicate a lot more information than strictly what's written on them.
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If There Isn't A Speed Limit Sign Anywhere In Sight, Here's What You Should Do
Getting onto a road and not knowing how fast you can drive can be a headache, so that's why states have laws in place to cover that contingency.
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What's The Speed Limit In A Parking Lot? Slow - And Here's Why
If you're driving on the street, it's pretty easy to know the speed limit, but that's not always so clear if you're headed to the mall or the grocery store.
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3 Old-School Trucks That Are Still Sought After Today
Classic trucks might not have the most amenities, but they're still beloved for collecting purposes and because their reliability is often unmatched.
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Is It Illegal To Put Up Your Own Speed Limit Signs?
If you live on a busy street, you may feel an urge to attempt your own solution to all of the cars that speed through, but that risks running afoul of the law.
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5 Things To Stop Doing If You Use A Push Mower On Your Lawn
Are you unknowingly damaging your grass every weekend? Discover the five common landscaping habits that are secretly destroying your front yard.
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1 Of 1,038: This Ford Finally Leaves The Garage After 30 Long Years
Back in the 1980s Ford made just over 1,000 versions of this car and sold them all. One sat in a garage for 30 years before seeing sunlight once again.
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No Normal Outage: Bankrupt Internet Provider Cuts Off Service Without Warning
Slow internet? At least you have a connection; residents across a section of southern Minnesota don't even have internet after their ISP shut down abruptly.
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Not The Mazda MX-5 Miata: iSeeCars Data Reveals The Least-Driven Gas Car In The US
Some cars are meant to be daily drivers and rack up the miles and others are best for a quick spin. iSeeCars data shows this car is the least-driven in the U.S.
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5 Highly-Rated Car Accessories On Amazon That Can Be Useful For Washing Your Ride
Automatic car washes aren't kind to paint, so washing your car at home is a better bet. Amazon has a lineup of accessories on offer to make the job easier.
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