WD-40 Vs. Penetrating Oil: Which Should You Use To Loosen Parts?
WD-40 and penetrating oil are both helpful when dealing with rusty fasteners, but how do they work and what does penetrating oil do better than WD-40?
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5 Useful Ryobi Cleaning Tools You May Not Have Realized Exist
If you're on the hunt for some cleaning tools to get your spring cleaning going, here are five useful Ryobi devices you might not have realized exist.
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Subaru's Windshield Settlement Deadline May Have Passed, But Owners Could Still Get Something
Though the deadline for Subaru settlement claims has come to an end, there's another option for eligible vehicle owners.
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How Fast Is The Xiaomi SU7? 0-60 Times And Top Speed
The Xiaomi SU7 is an impressive and fast electric vehicle coming out of China. It's not available in the U.S., but the car compares favorably to domestic EVs.
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Is The Toyo Open Country A/T III A Good Tire? Here's What Reviews Have To Say
Toyo Open Country tires have been around for more than 20 years. The latest in the lineup is the Open Country A/T III; what do owners think about this tire?
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A New Nissan GT-R Hybrid Is Coming, But It Might Not Be Fast Enough
A senior vice president of Nissan confirmed that a new GT-R is coming, probably as a hybrid, but will it get here too little too late? Here's what we know.
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How Long Does It Take To Charge A Car Battery With A 12V Charger?
If your car's battery needs a boost with a 12V charger, you may be wondering how long the whole ordeal will take. A bit of a wait is better than alternatives.
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3 Of The Worst Cars Built In The 2000s
The 2000s are hardly considered a prime period for automotive design, but these models stick out as some of the worst cars made during that decade.
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These Swiss Army Knife Mini Tool Upgrades Fit Perfectly Into The Corkscrew
Even if you don't have a need for the corkscrew on your Swiss Army Knife, there are plenty of upgrades that can turn the tool into something else entirely.
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The World's First Self-Parking Car Was More Clever Than You Might Think
While automakers have experimented with smart systems that govern self-parking, Walker's "Park Car" concept offered a clever solution to tight parking spots.
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What Does The US Navy Do With Decommissioned Ships?
Discover what happens to decommissioned US Navy ships, from scrapping and recycling to serving as museums and target vessels for military exercises.
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8 Of The Most Common Problems With Chevy Big Block Engines
Chevy big block engines have a lot of character and history behind them. Does that make the hassle that can come with their potential problems worth it?
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Why Did WW2 Dog Tags Have A Notch? Here's What It Was For
Dog tags have a long history in the U.S. military, and during World War II they included a notch at one end. It was there for a very practical reason.
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What Happens If Lightning Strikes A Plane?
Flying through the air carries its own risks, but what happens when lightning strikes an airplane in that's in the air? Here's everything we know.
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5 Reasons Why Toyota Owners Are So Loyal
Toyota is a well-known name in the automotive market, and its customers are loyal. The loyalty isn't accidental, and here are five reasons as to why.
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Why Do Tugboats Have Tires On Them? Here's What They're For
Tugboats are typically covered all around with tires hanging from the sides, front, and rear. Here's why those tires are there and what they're used for.
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Major Car Brands With The Highest Maintenance Costs, Ranked
Owning a car requires a regular maintenance schedule, and those running costs can add up. Here are the brands with the highest maintenance costs.
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While You're Waiting For The Nintendo Switch 2, Here's What It's Like To Play A Game Boy Color In 2025
While you're waiting on the Nintendo Switch 2, you've got plenty of time to revisit gaming history. So how does the Game Boy Color hold up in 2025?
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Why Did Instagram Discontinue The Ability To Follow Hashtags?
Users noticed in 2024 that they were no longer able to follow hashtags on Instagram, despite the platform offering it as a feature for years. What happened?
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4 Rolling Tool Boxes On Amazon That Are Worth Buying (According To Reviews)
A rolling toolbox can come in handy when working on a professional or DIY project. However, if you don't know what brand to go with, here's owner's have to say.
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10 Of The Best Harley-Davidson Models With Twin Cam Engines
The Harley-Davidson Twin Cam engine helped lift the American motorcycle builder when it needed it most. We checked out some of the best models to come with it.
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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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Cessna 172: What's Its Top Speed And How Far Can It Fly?
The Cessna 172 Skyhawk is one of the most iconic airplanes ever. But how capable is it, actually? Here's what you need to know about its range and top speed.
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Tesla's Model Y SUV Is Now Cheaper: How Much Does It Cost & Can You Tow With It?
The Tesla Model Y is now cheaper than it ever has been. Here's hw much is costs, what you get with that reduced price, and how much you can tow with it.
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The Best Wood Routers To Use In Your Woodworking Projects (According To Reviews)
Whether it's a hobby or a profession, a wood router is vital for your woodworking projects. Here are the best ones to consider according to reviews.
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What It Means If Your Transmission Fluid Is Black
Black transmission Fluid isn't any good at cooling or lubricating your transmission, but it can do tremendous damage to your vehicle.
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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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