5 Home Improvement Products Sold At Target You Didn't Realize Existed
While a hardware store is the most obvious place to pick up home improvement products, Target sells plenty, too. Here are some particularly useful ones.
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3 Solar Companies You May Want To Avoid (According To Consumer Complaints)
There are a lot of solar power companies out there, and not all of them are worth doing business with. Take extra care when approaching these three.
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The Most Frustrating Features Toyota Models Have (According To Buyers)
When it comes to reliability and sales, Toyota is one of the top auto brands. However, owners have had some gripes about some of the features.
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Why Is Airbus Scrapping Basically Brand-New Jets?
While it might make sense to ground a new plane temporarily for repairs or changes in demand, Airbus is scrapping them for parts. What's going on?
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Users Praise This Laser Level Line Tool On Amazon: 'Too Perfect For The Price'
Premium tools are great, but not all of us need the best of the best. This Amazon line level tool, for example, gets a lot right for a really great price.
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Should You Use Premium Gas In A BMW Motorcycle?
Depending on the BMW motorcycle engine, you may need to use premium gas to ensure optimal performance. Here are the bikes that require it.
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American Outlaws: The History Of Biker Gangs Explained
From the expansion of the gangs and their enterprises to commercialization and franchising, American biker gangs have changed a lot since the 1940s.
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Is A Hot Water Pressure Washer Worth It? Here's What Owners Say
Hot water pressure washers promise deeper cleaning and faster results. But are they really worth the steep price? Here's what users have to say.
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This Might Just Be The Highest-Horsepower Small-Block Engine Of The 1970s
The 1970s were a rough time for the American auto market, but in spite of new emissions regulations this small-block engine still managed to make its mark.
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This Is The Top Pick For Truck Tires In 2025, According To Consumer Reports
Choosing truck tires isn't easy, given all the great options out there. But there is one tire that performs better than most, according to Consumer Reports.
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This Tunisian Startup Has An Answer To Expensive EV Charging: Solar Rays
While electricity can be cheaper than gas, it certainly isn't free, but charging a car with its own integrated solar panels can take the financial edge off.
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What Tool Brands Are Compatible With TrimmerPlus Attachments?
The TrimmerPlus Attachment can help clear the leaves and debris around your home, and you might be able to connect it to a tool you already have at home.
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This Is (Probably) The Slowest Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Ever Made
Harley-Davidson motorcycles are well-known for their powerful engines, but this one is about as fast as an e-bike. Here's everything you need to know.
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5 Free Apps You Should Install As Soon As You Upgrade To Windows 11
There’s no shortage of great apps for Windows 11, but for the sake of brevity, we’ve narrowed this list to five standouts.
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Don't Sharpen Your Edger Blades, Replace Them Instead - Here's Why
You might think, if your edge blade is getting dull, that you can just sharpen it to get everything back to normal, but there are very good reasons not to.
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Apple Users Have A Lot To Say About Its Rumored Google AI Plan: 'Anything Is Better Than Current Siri'
Apple fans are buzzing about a rumored Google deal for Siri’s next big update and opinions range from cautious optimism to full-on disbelief.
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Yes, Sears Does Still Sell Craftsman Tools (But There's A Catch)
Think Sears doesn’t sell Craftsman tools anymore? It technically does, but what you’ll find there might not be what you expect.
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This Is Considered The Best Home Internet Provider In Terms Of Customer Satisfaction
There are a lot of internet providers in the U.S. vying for your dollar, but one stands head and shoulders above the rest for customer satisfaction.
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5 More Makita Tools & Products That User Reviews Say To Avoid
Makita and its green and blue premium tools are beloved by users, but that doesn't mean the brand never released a less-than-perfect product.
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Are Classic Muscle Cars Going Out Of Style? Here's What The Data Says
Muscle cars were once the preserve of baby boomers, but the car buying demographic has changed over the years. So are muscle cars now out of style?
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Cobalt Vs Carbide Drill Bits: What Are They Good For & How Do They Compare?
If you're looking for drill bits that offer more than the standard steel ones, you're likely looking at cobalt and carbide ones. But how do the two differ?
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Can You Use A Leaf Blower To Get Snow Off Your Car?
As winter approaches, you may start to gather your snow-removal tools if you live in a place that sees snow. Surprisingly, a leaf blower could come in handy.
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Toyota Put A Tundra V6 Engine In An '80s Land Cruiser & It's Nothing Short Of Awesome
At SEMA, Toyota put one of its most popular engines into one of its most popular trucks from the 1980s and it's pretty great. Here's what we found.
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The Best Push Mower Brand Available At Lowe's, According To Users
There are several push lawn mowers on the market, which can make it difficult to make a decision. Here's what users say is the best brand available at Lowes.
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Why Does Every Formula 1 Team Use Brembo Brakes?
F1 racing teams are going to use the best equipment, so when every single one of them uses Brembo brakes, you might have to wonder what makes them so special.
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There's An Important Reason For Those Purple Fence Posts You May See Around Town
If you're driving around someone else's property and spy a fence post that's painted purple, it could be a dangerous situation. Here's what you should know.
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How To Properly Clean Your Car's Fuel Cap And Flap (And Why You Should)
Routinely washing the interior and exterior of your car is important, but don't forget about the fuel cap and flap. Here's how to do it and why you should.
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