This Viral Ratchet Screwdriver Might Not Be On Your Radar, But Users Say It Should Be
Not everything that goes viral is actually helpful, but this ratchet screwdriver looks like it may be an execption to that. But is it really a good tool?
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These Are Your Home's Most At-Risk Pipes In Wintertime
As temperatures drop, some pipes are far more vulnerable than others. Discover which parts of your home’s plumbing need attention during the wintertime.
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5 Leaf Blower Models From Major Brands You Should Avoid, According To Users
Thinking of buying a new leaf blower? Users are warning against these 5 specific models from major brands due to short runtimes, jamming parts, and poor design.
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Do Any Lawn Mowers Really Need Fuel Stabilizer?
Fuel stabilizer is a common additive that helps stop gasoline from deteriorating, but does your mower actually need it? Here's what you need to know.
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12 Harbor Freight Hobbyist Products Users Have Rated Highest
If you're a hobbyist or DIYer spending big on new professional-level tools can feel out of reach and attractive at the same time. Harbor Freight can help.
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Does DeWalt's Warranty Reset If You Get A Replacement Product
DeWalt tools are generally known to be durable, but every once in a while defects pop up. Here's what to know about replacement tools and the brand's warranty.
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10 Lesser-Known Drill Bits That Could Make Your Next DIY Project Easier
Need to drill a hole or sink a fastener, but the standard stuff isn't quite cutting it? One of these less common bits could be just the solution you need.
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Is The Zero Degree Gearless Ratchet At Home Depot Worth It? Here's What Users Say
Home Depot is offering a Zero Degree Gearless Ratchet that has proven to be a fairly popular item, but is is impressing the users who get one?
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This Is The Best Harbor Freight Daytona Floor Jack If You Have A Small Home Garage
No home garage is complete without a proper floor jack. If you're shopping around for such things at Harbor Freight, this Daytona jack is the right way to go.
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6 Tools Ryobi Makes That Craftsman Doesn't
While Craftsman makes a lot of commonplace tools you'd expect, Ryobi makes some more niche ones that can make a big difference on a job site.
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5 Biggest Excavators Ever Built (And What They're Used For)
Excavators are vital for construction products, but the sizes vary depending on what you need them for. Here's what you need to know.
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Does WD-40 Freeze In Winter? What To Know Before Leaving It In Your Garage
If you keep WD-40 in the garage, freezing weather may raise questions about how it reacts. We explain what winter conditions really mean for the spray.
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How Long Does The Ryobi 40v Chainsaw Last During Use?
The Ryobi 40V chainsaw offers lots of advantages over a gas-powered saw, but how does battery life stack up when you're actually out in the yard?
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Is Kroil Better Than WD-40? Here's What Users Say
WD-40 may be the most well-known lubricant on the market, but is Kroil any different? Here's what users think of the two popular oil lubricants.
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Stihl Chainsaws Are Great, But The Smart Money Buys This Brand
Stihl is one of the most popular chainsaw brands on the market today, but chainsaw owners today are flocking towards a different brand altogether.
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Which Klein Tools Multimeter Is The Best For Home Use? (According To Everyday Users)
If you need to do any electrical work, having a multimeter is a must. Here's what everyday users have to say about the one from Klein Tools.
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What That Notch On The End Of A Wrench Handle Is Actually For
Some wrenches will have a notch, which may seem like a superfluous detail. But it's actually quite a useful addition, at least for some tasks.
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Who Makes DeWalt's Socket Sets And Where Are They Manufactured?
DeWalt stands out as one of the most popular tool brands available on the market, but where are the company's socket sets actually manufactured?
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3 Ryobi Tools Every Car Owner Needs In Their Trunk, According To Users
Ryobi might be known as a DIY brand, but it has some great automotive tools as well. Here are three that you should consider keeping in your trunk.
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5 Of The Best Tool Deals Going On This Holiday Season
Winter is the season for heavily discounted power tools and bundles from brands big and small. Here are some of the best deals you can find right now.
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5 Ryobi Stocking Stuffers That Buyers Say Are Actually Useful
If you have a gearhead or DIYer in the family, it's a safe bet to assume that Ryobi stocking stuffers would be welcomed. Here are some that users recommend.
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Ego Sells A 12-Inch Power Snow Shovel, So You Don't Have To Clear Snow The Old-Fashion Way
A power snow shovel might be exactly what you need to head into this winter. Ego sell a 12-inch option that might modernize your snow removal.
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Milwaukee Impact Drivers Are Top Of The Line, But Smart Money DIYers Buy This Ryobi
Ryobi might not have the greatest reputation among DIYers, but you can certainly get a reliable impact driver from the company for a good price.
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Do Ryobi Batteries Have Low Voltage Protection?
Low voltage may not sound like much of a problem, but it can be a disaster due to the physical wear it puts on your tools. Here's what Ryobi does about it.
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How Does Hyper Tough's Hydraulic Impact Fare Against Milwaukee? This Test Has The Answer
Can a $65 Walmart tool really compete with a $199 Milwaukee? A new test reveals exactly how close this budget hydraulic driver comes to the pro-grade version.
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Are Ryobi Chainsaws Made By The Same Company That Makes Milwaukee Tools?
Two of the biggest names in power tools have a closer relationship than most shoppers realize. We look at who actually makes Ryobi chainsaws.
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Who Makes Husky's Socket Sets & Where Are They Manufactured?
Husky, a Home Depot tool brand, used to advertise many of its products as being "Made in the USA." That doesn't appear to be the case for its sockets anymore.
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