Can You Put A Regular TV Outside? (And What Temperatures Can It Withstand?)
With the weather changing, you may be thinking about taking your TV outside to enjoy the warmer temperatures. However, doing so could be hazardous for your TV.
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Stories By Shane Schmid
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How Long Can A DeWalt Weed Eater Last On One Battery Charge?
DeWalt makes a series of powerful and reliable weed eaters that use its battery technology, but how long will they run on a single battery charge?
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What's The Real-World MPG Of A TurboMax Engine? Here's What Drivers Say
You might expect a 2.7-liter, four-cylinder engine to be quite a frugal one. But is that really the case with GM's TurboMax engine? Let's see what owners say.
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The Worst Gaming TV On The Market (And The Best To Buy Instead, According To Reviews)
The kind of TV you choose for gaming is almost as important as the console itself, and this one pick is easily the worst TV you can buy to play games on.
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Is Ryobi's Stud Finder Any Good? Here's What Reviews Have To Say
Ryobi tools are often well-reviewed by their owners, but a good stud finder is hard to find. Does Ryobi's measure up, or are you best off looking elsewhere?
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Yes, Costco Has A Car Wash - Here's How Much It Costs
Every Costco member has their own favorite set of membership perks, but not all customers of the warehouse chain have access to its car wash services.
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Kawasaki Dirt Bike Recall: How To Check If You're Affected (And Get Necessary Repairs)
Just like vehicle models, motorcycles are susceptible to recalls, and that's what happened to these select Kawasaki dirt bikes. Here's what you need to know.
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Costco's Woozoo Vs. Vornado: How Do These Fans Stack Up Against Each Other?
Costco's Woozoo and the Vornado are pretty similar to each other in terms of price, but which fan is the right option to keep you and your surroundings cool?
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No Allen Wrench On Hand? This May Be The Best Alternative
You probably have a dozen Allen Wrenches somewhere, but if you can't find any of them and need to put something together, there is a work around.
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What Makes The Honda NSX Type R So Special? (And What Is One Worth Today?)
Long before racing-spec Type R Hondas were a matter of course, The NSX Type R took Japan by storm. Is the NSX-R rare, and how much does it cost today?
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How Long Does It Take For A Ship To Cross The Panama Canal?
The Panama Canal was built on the premise that it would cut the time needed to go from the Atlantic to the Pacific. So how long does it take to cross the canal?
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Experiencing CVT Transmission Shudder? Here Are The Possible Causes
CVTs can be an adjustment from traditional automatic transmissions, and one of the common complaints is shuddering when accelerating or changing gears.
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Why Do Tugboats Sometimes Push Instead Of Pull?
"Tugboat" can sometimes be a misnomer, since the watercraft can push as well as pull. Here's why tugboats are designed to do that and when they might do so.
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Kawasaki Made A Hydrogen-Powered Robot Horse You May Ride Some Day
Would you let the good times roll on the back of a hydrogen-powered robotic horse? Kawasaki thinks you might, so it has unveiled a model of one it's working on.
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Why Do People Keep Stealing Volkswagen Badges? (And How To Keep Yours Safe)
Volkswagen owners are reporting thefts of the logos mounted on the grilles of their cars. Why are thieves stealing VW badges, and what can you do about it?
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5 Of The Coolest G-Wagon Interior Features Mercedes Has Ever Included
The 2025 G-Wagon is here, and it's loaded with a lot of new tech features to keep driver's comfortable and safe. Here's everything you need to know.
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Why Your Car Alarm Might Be Going Off For (Seemingly) No Reason
Have you ever had an issue with your car's security alarm seemingly going off on its own for no reason? There could be a simple reason why.
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Are SUVs Safer Than Sedans? Here's What You Need To Know
When it comes to protecting yourself and loved ones, choosing the right vehicle model is vital. Here are the key differences between cars and SUVs.
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Why Do RVs Have Ladders To The Roof? Here's What They're For
Many travel trailers and motorhomes have ladders in back leading to the roof. Here is what RV ladders are used for, and how you can use one safely.
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Why Do People Steal Fire Hydrants? Officials Aren't Sure, But There's One Valuable Possibility
Fire hydrants in LA County are being stolen at an alarming rate. It's leaving officials scratching their heads, but there is one explanation for why.
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This Is One Of The Best Steam Deck Alternatives For PC Gaming (According To Users)
If you're looking to get into PC gaming but want something with a little more power than the Steam Deck has, one competitor has you covered.
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You Might Be Making The Smart Thermostat In Your Home Less Efficient - Here's How
Is your Smart Thermostat not helping to keep your home cool as efficiently as you'd hoped? The problem could be due to a common user error.
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How Are Semi Trucks Weighed On The Road? The Tech Behind Weigh Stations Explained
Semi-trucks and their weigh stations are a common sight on the roads, but you've likely never seen the station itself. Here's how they work.
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What To Know (And What You Need) Before Flat Towing Your Jeep
Flat-towed vehicles, or toads, are popular among RV campers and full-time nomads. Here's what you need to know if you want to use your Jeep as a toad.
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Why Are Some Electrical Outlets Installed Upside Down? Here's What Electricians Say
Although most electric outlets face the same way, there isn't a right or wrong direction. However, some receptacles appear upside down from what we're used to.
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What Makes The Honda Civic Type R So Special?
The Honda Civic Type R launched in 1997, but didn't make its U.S. debut until 2017. Our experience driving a 2023 Type R was unique in all the best ways.
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How Fast Do The Blue Angels Fly? A Look At Their Top Speed
The Blue Angels have a long history of service with the U.S. Navy, having been established back in 1946. Here's a look at the top speed that they can fly.
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