Why You Should Stop Hiring Full-Service Movers
Buying or selling a house is a stressful marathon of endless complications, but when you finally finish borrowing cars with cash and signing like a […]
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How to Deal With an Emotional Breakdown at Work
We all have bad days at work. When you do this, our emotions can all too easily spiral out of control, whether it’s crying at […]
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Why Buyback Can Be a Cheaper Way to Rent a Car in Europe
Back in 2020, many car rental companies got rid of a large part of their rental fleet. Now that demand is rising and supply is […]
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These Snakes Are Actually Great for Your Garden.
Snakes often get a bad rap, and sometimes for good reason—North America has many venomous snakes that are dangerous to pets and people, including diamond-backed […]
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7 Deadly Sins of an American Tourist Abroad
My fellow citizens, please: in the name of all that is good and holy, stop being foolish when visiting foreign countries. I know that all […]
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Why Everyone Hates Landlords Now
Leeches. Parasites. Maybe even bed bugs ? There are various names for homeowners, but none of them are auspicious. The couple who run the “15-Airbnb […]
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Finally, an Easier Way to Use Google Password Manager on Android
Google Password Manager is a comprehensive password management service for your Google account, but actually managing your manager can be a little tricky. It doesn’t […]
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The Difference Between Power Strips and Surge Protectors
With the exception of your bathroom, you probably have a few appliances, devices, lighting fixtures, and electronics in most rooms of your home, all of […]
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How to Make a Welcoming Outdoor Space in Less Than a Day
If you happen to live in an open space home, you should probably use it. Whether you have acres of land, a compact backyard, or […]
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Where to Get Free and Cheap Food for 4th of July
June is coming to an end, which means it’s time for fireworks and hot dogs. But after the third cooking, you may need something to […]
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Difference Between Guard Dog and Guard Dog
In addition to socializing, (some) dogs are also hardworking. For example, some breeds are great at herding sheep or cattle, while others use their heightened […]
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How to Plant a Tapestry Lawn (and Why You Should Do It)
After decades of suggesting that the right lawn should be one type of uniformly green and freshly cut grass, people are realizing that there are […]
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How to Determine If Your Window Fan Should Be Facing in or Out
For many people, window fans are an essential tool to keep them cool, especially if they don’t have (or are declining) air conditioning. Even with […]
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How to Get Your Dog to Work Without Being an Asshole
June 24th is National Bring Your Dog to Work Day, but many people take their pets to the office or other professional space more than […]
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These Airlines Let You “carry On” for Free
As the cost of flights continues to rise, consumers are looking for ways to reduce the overall cost of airfare. One fee you can avoid […]
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Chrome 103 Best New Features for IPhone
Earlier this week, we took a look at Chrome 103 and all the new features Google has added to the latest version of its desktop […]
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10 Ways to Make Chrome the Best Android Browser
Chrome is the default browser for a huge number of Android smartphones, and for the most part, that’s a good thing – it’s a solid […]
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How to Prevent Stale Marshmallows
Marshmallows have two seasons: rice crispy treat season, which falls around the holidays, and s’more season, which is now. Unless you’re a true mallow fanatic, […]
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Why You Probably Shouldn’t Pay for Telegram Premium
No free service stays free forever. Some apps, like Instagram, pay ads for you to sign in, and you’re likely to see more ads the […]
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How to Find a COVID Vaccine for Your Young Child
COVID vaccines are finally allowed and recommended for children aged 6 months and older, and young children across the country can finally get vaccinated. But […]
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What’s New on HBO Max in July 2022
You heard? Lady Gaga will (probably) play Harley Quinn in Joker ‘s musical sequel. While it’s certainly an interesting casting, she’s going to have a […]
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In Any Case, What Is a Good Resting Heart Rate?
The ubiquity of activity trackers means access to health data that we never thought about before, such as the number of steps we take, the […]
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These Free Store Loyalty Programs Are Really Worth Signing up For
Now that inflation is taking its toll , it’s time to be a little more careful with your wallet in all aspects of your spending, […]
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A Guide to Childhood Culture for Adults Left Without Connection: Who (or What) Is Horace?
This week’s journey through the collective unconscious of people much younger than me leads us into strange travel traps. There’s a dancing baby named “Horace”, […]
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Everything You Need to Do to Keep Your Lawn Mower Running All Summer Long
Keeping your yard in good shape during the summer and fall can be enough weather and weed control—you don’t need a lawnmower problem either. But […]
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What to Do If the Dishwasher Does Not Drain Water
You have done everything right to wash and load the dishwasher correctly . So why did a puddle of stagnant water form at the bottom […]
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What Are Your Unwritten Rules of Parking Etiquette?
When I recently asked Lifehacker readers about their unbreakable rules of driving etiquette , a sub-category of heated reviews emerged. In addition to the rules […]
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How to Perform CPR on a Dog
People don’t deserve dogs. They are beautiful , they are loyal , and they are fun to be around. Life with a dog is great, […]
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What to Do If You Find Bed Bugs in Your Hotel Room
Nobody needs bed bugs. You don’t need bed bugs. The hotel you’re staying at doesn’t need bed bugs, but it’s possible it has them. We […]
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Juuls Wasn’t Real Vaping Anyway
In news that is sure to cast a shadow over high school toilets across the country, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration today ordered all […]
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Amazing Foods You Can (and Can’t) Bring Through Airport Security
Experts expect air travel this summer to be nothing short of “chaotic” given the shortage of staff combined with the highest number of travelers the […]
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The Most Effective Ways to Get Rid of Food Stuck in Your Throat
When it works properly, the human body is an amazing feat of engineering. But when something goes wrong, it suddenly turns into a 20-year-old copier […]
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You Can Block Certain IPhone Contacts From Seeing Your Focus Status
The Apple Focus feature , introduced in iOS 15 , helps make your iPhone less distracting. Customizable Do Not Disturb profiles provide a way to […]
Continue reading »Gym Rules Teens Need to Learn Before They Get Their First Membership
Once again , Planet Fitness is offering a free Summer Gym Membership for Teens. Great news for teens, but not necessarily good news for other […]
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This Ingredient Will Make Your Mayonnaise More Dipping.
Last week I was at the highly anticipated opening of Jeffrey Morgenthaler and Benjamin Amberg’s new bar, Pacific Standard . (If you’re a regular reader […]
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How to Do Basic Bike Maintenance Yourself
Whether it’s rising fuel prices or an adventurous mind that has you staring at a bike that’s been sitting in the back of your garage […]
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What to Do If There Is No Toilet Paper in a Public Toilet
Physical functions are messy, and no matter how carefully you plan, your body will betray you at some point, causing you to defecate in public […]
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25 Fake Fan Trailers That Are Better Than Real Movies
When it comes to marketing, the multi-billion dollar budgets of almost every theatrical release over the last decade or so leave little room for experimentation […]
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These G Suite Alternatives Are Cheaper or Free
G Suite (formerly Google Workspace) has retired its free plans – you can no longer pay for a domain name and use Google’s corporate email […]
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The States With the Highest Vacancy Rates (and Why It Matters)
Now is definitely not the best time to look for a new home. It wasn’t a good time, well, a long time, as demand seems […]
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