5 Of The Best Rain-X Alternatives You Can Buy (According To Users)
Your vehicle's windshield is vital for keeping you safe while on the road, but it's important it's clean. Here are five Rain-X alternatives to consider.
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Why Military Helicopters May Fly Over Your House Frequently
If you're often hearing the thwack-thwack-thwack of a military helicopter, you may be wondering why they're flying low over your house. Here's why.
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Why Do Semi-Trucks Use DEF, And When Did It Become Mandatory?
DEF stands for diesel exhaust fluid, and it is mandatory for all semi-trucks to use it in the United States. Here's why and what exactly it does.
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What Makes A Yacht A Superyacht?
Yachts are the pinnacle of luxury on the seas... or so you'd think. Superyachts are even bigger, fancier yachts, and even those aren't the highest peak.
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10 Useful Milwaukee Packout Storage Options To Help Keep Your Tools Nice & Organized
Milwaukee Tools' Packout tool storage line is a versatile, modular solution for staying organized, whether you're a skilled tradesperson or a casual DIYer.
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How Are Heavy Semi-Trucks Jacked To Change Tires?
You may carry a jack in your car's trunk in case of a flat tire, but your car is many times smaller than a semi-truck. How do their drivers jack them up?
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Apache Top Speed: How Fast Is The Military Helicopter?
The Apache helicopter has been around since the 1980s and will be around for decades to come. Here's how fast this beast can fly where it's needed.
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How Does Ryobi's New 18V Creeper Seat Work And What Does It Cost?
Ryobi is coming out with its new innovative 18V creeper seat in 2025, but what exactly does the battery power and how much money will it set you back?
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The Unexpected Breakfast Item You Might Not Know Volkswagen Makes
Did you know Volkswagen makes more than cars? Discover the surprising breakfast item they produce and the fun story behind it.
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While you might not think much of these typical driver tendencies, these mistakes could incur serious harm to your engine over long-term ownership.
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Are Cheap Airlines Worth Using? Here's What You Should Consider First
Some airlines specialize in offering budget flight tickets, but are they worth it? There are some things you need to know before booking your next trip.
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2025 Chevrolet Blazer EV SS First Drive: Worth The Wait, But No Track Star
Chevrolet's Blazer EV gets some serious power, as we finally get to test the long-awaited SS version. But has Chevy done more than deliver an uptick in torque?
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String Trimmer Vs. Brush Cutter: What's The Difference?
String trimmers and brush cutters are both helpful for taming even the most overgrown of yards, but which tool should you choose for the job?
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10 Of The Best Tablets Over 12 Inches You Can Buy Right Now
A good tablet can change how you live your life. If you're going to invest big bucks in a 12-inch-plus model, you should know which ones are the best.
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How Much Ethanol Is In 87 Octane Gas? (And Can You Use 85 Octane Instead?)
You're probably familiar with the term E87 gasoline, but how much ethanol is actually in it? Here's everything we know about that (and 85 Octane as well).
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Male Vs. Female USB Ports: What's The Difference?
If you've got a manual on USB ports or have watched any kind of video, you may have heard them referred to as Male or Female ports. Here's what that means.
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Airbus A330 Engines: Which Do These Airliners Use & Who Makes Them?
With over thirty years of service the Airbus A330 has used a variety of engines. The current model, however, exclusively uses one manufacturer.
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Butterfly Vs. Scissor Doors: What's The Difference Between Them?
There's nothing quite as cool as opening a vertical car door and stepping out, but is there a real difference between butterfly and scissor doors?
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Does Cummins Make Train Engines?
For a train to move and gain speed, it has to have a powerful engine running it, and Cummins is one of the most powerful diesel engines on the market.
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What Are USB DACs And Why Would You Want One?
Since phone manufacturers stopped including headphone jacks on devices, USB DACs have been on the rise, but just what are they, and how are they useful?
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Why Do Planes Sometimes Dump Fuel Before Landing?
Airplane fuel is expensive, and airlines aren't in the business of throwing away valuable assets. So why do planes sometimes dump fuel before they land?
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How To Clean Tinted Car Windows (Inside And Out)
While cleaning standard automobile windows is fairly straightforward, tinting can add a new layer to things, especially if it's aftermarket tint.
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You may get an odd error about an accessory using too much power when trying to connect USB devices to your IPhone. Here's how to fix the error.
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What Devices Are Usually Classified As A 'Gadget' & What Does The Word Mean?
There's a blurry line between a gadget and other technology or devices, but what how do you define the terms and what does the word actually mean?
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What Is The Lawsuit Against The Toyota Mirai About & Where Was It Filed?
Toyota promised a zero-emissions future when it launched the Mirai in 2014. However, a lawsuit means it's now gaining attention for all the wrong reasons.
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Toyota Connected Services: Here's What They Cost (And If They're Actually Worth It)
With new car models, there are subscriptions customers can choose from. Toyota has its Connected Services, here's whether they are worth paying for.
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Which Military Jets Have A V-Tail And Does It Help Them Fly?
Military planes sometimes have tail fins that form a V-shape rather than the traditional single fin. Here's why they have them and if it helps them fly.
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