Is Craftsman's Tool Warranty As Good As It Used To Be?
In the past, Craftsman has had a famously simple warranty policy, allowing customers to swap broken tools for a replacement with ease. Is this still the case?
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Are Craftsman TradeStack Toolboxes Compatible With DeWalt ToughSystem?
Some storage systems let you mix and match in order to maximize your storage. If you use Craftsman and DeWalt's storage systems, are they compatible?
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You Can Reset A Ryobi Battery, But It's Not Worth The Fire Risk
Ryobi users desperate to restore a depleted battery to life are trying hacks to reset them, but all they're really doing is risking a deadly fire.
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Amazon Prime Vs. Walmart+: How These Two Memberships Compare
It's easy to see how Amazon Prime and Walmart+ have dominated the retail subscription space. Here are some important things to remember about these services.
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The Confusing Difference Between American And European Horsepower
Thanks to differences to the metric and imperial system of measurements, horsepower doesn't mean the exact same thing in all parts of the world.
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Why Do Amazon Sellers Have Such Strange Brand Names?
Browse around Amazon enough and you start to notice a lot of unique, almost bizarre, names for approved sellers on there. There is some sense in that chaos.
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What Does The Button On A Milwaukee Heated Jacket Do?
The button on your Milwaukee heated jacket isn't just for show. A single tap means the difference between feeling chilly and all-day comfort.
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Tire Plug Vs. Patch: What's The Difference Between These Repair Methods?
If you've got a flat tire, you can fix it up with a tire plug or patch. Despite the similar names and concepts, they are not the same thing.
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Why Your Check Engine Light Might Come On After Getting An Oil Change
Changing the oil is the most common maintenance you'll have to do on your car, but what happens when the check engine light comes on afterward?
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When (And Why) Subaru Discontinued The EJ Engine
The Subaru EJ engine defined an era of performance driving. Here’s what changed, why Subaru discontinued it, and what’s replacing it in modern models.
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Which States Have A Law Ensuring You Get Free Air At Gas Stations?
At most gas stations, you can expect to pay for air to fill your tires, but since underinflated tires are a safety issue, some states require it to be free.
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Why Do Truckers Hit Their Tires? Tire Thumping, Explained
Ever see truckers hit their tires at rest stops? We explain the long-standing practice of tire thumping, why drivers do it, and what it means for safety.
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What Does The W Stand For When It Comes To Engine Oil?
Buying and replacing the oil in your car is going to be your most common form of maintenance, but you'll need to understand what the W on the bottle means.
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DTS:X Vs Dolby Atmos: How The Two Top Surround Sound Formats Compare
Surround Sound is the dream home setup for every audiophile and cinema enthusiast, but should you aim to use DTS:X or Dolby Atmos for your setup?
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What Does Connected Via Satellite Mean On Your iPhone?
If you have the iPhone 14 or a later model, you may have seen the phrase "connected via satellite" pop up. This expands your capacity to send messages.
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Why Losing One Engine On Takeoff Is More Dangerous For Twin-Engine Aircraft
You might think a twin-engine aircraft is safer in the case that an engine fails since it has another one to back it up. Actually, it can be more dangerous.
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Can You Still Get A Red Light Camera Ticket In Florida?
Red light cameras have been a hot-button topic in communities nationwide, but are they still used to issue tickets in the state of Florida?
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Highway Distance Signs: What Colors Can They Be & What Do They Mean?
You might be most familiar with green highway signs telling you how far away things are, but other colors on the highway can also be indicators of distance.
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Can You Rely On Amazon's 'Overall Pick' When Shopping Online?
Amazon's "Overall Pick" badge makes it seem like the product is bound to be a hit, but is that always true? We break it down for you in our deep dive.
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Craftsman RP Tools: This Is What Those Two Letters Mean
Craftsman introduced an "RP" lineup of tools in 2022. Here's what those letters mean and what differentiates that lineup from all the others.
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Want To Supercharge Your Dodge Scat Pack? 4 Things To Know About ProCharger Kits
Looking to juice up your Dodge Scat Pack with a ProCharger Kit? There's a lot of details to keep in mind, especially if you're concerned about the legality.
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Why Do Aircraft Carriers Face The Wind During Flight Operations?
The faster air travels over the top of a wing, the lower the pressure above it. Facing into the wind creates higher velocity air, and therefore lift.
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What Are The Three Buttons On A Garage Door Opener For?
A three-button garage door opener can be used for more than you might think. There's hidden functionality packed into each button, if you know how to use it.
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What Does Driving Left Of Center Mean?
You may sometimes hear the term "driving left of center." What does this mean, exactly, and why is it something you should avoid? Here are the facts.
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What's The Difference Between The PlayStation 5 Pro And Slim Consoles?
Sony currently sells two versions of the PlayStation 5: a Pro and a Slim console. How do the two differ both in appearance and what's under the hood.
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What Does It Mean When An Airline's Ground Crew Member Waves Those Lights Around?
Those members of the ground crew waving lights around on the runway are known as aircraft marshallers. What do their signals even mean, though?
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Do Diesel Trucks Use Catalytic Converters?
When you think of catalytic converters, you probably think of internal combustion engines, but what about diesel engines? Here's everything we know.
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