Make Pistachio Milk, the Perfect Butter for Summer Iced Coffee
Summer is (almost) here, and many people are switching from hot coffee to an icy cold drink. But not me. I’ve been drinking iced coffee […]
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How You May Be Affected If the Debt Ceiling Agreement Isn’t Reached
The US is days away from being unable to pay its bills. Ever since the U.S. hit the debt ceiling (that is, the total amount […]
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Windows Is Finally Getting Support for RAR and 7z Archives
Get ready to say goodbye to legacy compression tools like 7-zip and WinRAR: Windows 11 will soon have native support for several archive formats , […]
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Turn Shrimp Egg Roll Into Chips and Dip
We love sorting out our food here at Skillet. This includes pulling the pigs out of their blankets and taking apart the cheese balls . […]
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This Is the Only Effective Way to Keep Deer Out of Your Garden.
Of all the garden pests, deer can be one of the most annoying. They don’t care if you sprinkle coffee grounds between the rows of […]
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20 Most Graphically Impressive Video Games You Should Play
When it comes to video games, good gameplay is the main indicator of quality. But for both developers and gamers, graphics take second place. Modern […]
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10 Unexpected Benefits to Talk About When Signing a New Lease (Beyond Rent)
In the past few years, buying a home has steadily become unaffordable, as has renting: the median US rent in January 2020 was $1,585 and […]
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You Need to Extend the “Cancel Send” Timer in Your Email
“Cancel Send” is a godsend. Everyone knows that you only catch the most egregious typos and remember the most important attachments right after hitting the […]
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A Guide to Child Culture for Adults Out of Touch With Reality: Uh, $8,000 “curb Sofa”?
This week, kids commit crimes because of likes, find expensive sofas on the street and sincerely apologize for being too harsh. There is something for […]
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Do a Twisted Trivia With Pop Tarts
Small things are the best friend of desserts. It would be everywhere if not for the giant bowl holding it together, but the good qualities […]
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You Can Get 50% Off Paramount+ With Showtime Right Now
If you’ve been thinking about adding Paramount+ ( Star Trek ! Many Yellowstone spin-offs!), Showtime ( The Yellow Jackets !) or both to your streaming […]
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Why You Shouldn’t Call the Police on a Homeless Person (and What to Do Instead)
People think the homeless market here in Portland, Oregon is cornered, but this winter’s trip to Idaho, Utah, and Arizona helped make sure it’s not […]
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You Can Get $20 Off Tkyr Stock Investment App
Investing in the stock market is one way to use the extra money you may have in the bank, but it’s not worth investing in […]
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Make Sure You Are Not Using ChatGPT Scam
It’s been six months since ChatGPT hit the scene , and the world has changed since then. From its ability to do seemingly anything you […]
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Why Cook Jam When You Can Make Compote?
As you age, you begin to accept certain truths about yourself. For example, I know that I will never do pole dancing, enjoy oatmeal at […]
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You Can Get Windows 11 Pro at 80% Off Right Now
Whether you use your computer for work, play, or manage your finances, updating your operating system can greatly improve your quality of life. If you’re […]
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You Should Use These Free SAT Preparation Apps
Summer is the perfect time to prepare for standard fitness tests. Preparing during the summer will help you prepare for the fall exam, giving you […]
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What to Do Instead of a Viral “downpour of Everything” on TikTok
“everyone takes a shower” is very popular on TikTok these days. When I first heard about it, I thought, “That’s right, like when I wash […]
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Stop Making Cornstarch Slurry With Drill Water
Cornstarch is a functional apprentice ingredient, not sexy or arousing. He does his job well; all you need to do to activate its thickening properties […]
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Seven Things You Didn’t Know About in Travel Size
One of the things about travel is that your entire world is shrinking: time is running out, there is less space on an airplane than […]
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Plant Mushrooms (and Other Mushrooms) in Your Garden to Improve Soil Health
Many gardeners don’t seem to like finding mushrooms growing in their beds or their lawns, but finding mushrooms isn’t a bad thing – it’s actually […]
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Banish Boredom With Strawberry and Feta Cookies
Sometimes when a new food comes along, I have a satiated reaction. Especially when it’s a viral cookie recipe that is sometimes too mediocre to […]
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What I Wish I Knew Before I Bought a Hydroponic Garden Tower
Hydroponics used to be a boring hobby for settlers and home pot makers. What once required a complex setup that resulted in absurd looking home […]
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Make This Classic French Base and Use It Everywhere
There is no shortage of jargon in the culinary world, and sometimes it feels like a completely different language. While I enjoy learning a little […]
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Why Now Is the Best Time to Find Discount Sneakers
Running seems like a cheap sport (only shoes are needed!) until you go to the shoe store. Base models typically cost upwards of $100 and […]
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This Free App Unlocks Hidden Features on Your PC
Wintoys is a must-have Windows app that makes it easy to find the most useful tools on your PC. From cleaning junk files and speeding […]
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How to Host (or Fake) a Session
After your next dinner party, instead of smashing board games for another round of Boggle, consider breaking the veil between the living and the dead […]
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What People Are Doing Wrong This Week: Fentanyl
The fentanyl headlines are shocking. Drug overdose deaths in the US increased by 58% between 2019 and 2021, at least in part due to the […]
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10 Simple Improvements to Your New Home Right Now
Moving to a new home can be a chore, from figuring out how everything works to unpacking boxes and arranging furniture, and you usually feel […]
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This Is How Much Bad Habits Can Cost You in a Year
It’s a sad fact of life: Quite often, the better you feel doing something, the worse it is for you, especially when you repeat it […]
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This Sensor Will Help You Match Any Paint Color With a 40% Discount
Being a DIY repair fanatic is rewarding until you hit the finish line choosing the right colors for your projects. Or maybe you’re trying to […]
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What’s New at Paramount+ in June 2023
For months now, I’ve been wondering why I even subscribe to Paramount+? I can’t tell my Yellowstone spin-offs from my Yellowjackets . Then I remembered […]
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Get Ready for Prime Day 2023 Now
Amazon’s biggest discount holiday, Prime Day 2023, is almost here, which means you can expect thousands of deals and discounts on just about every kind […]
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Place Corn in Ghee for a Fat-Free Buttery Flavor
It’s not that I don’t like the fluffy corn I cooked in ghee. I just found it a bit disappointing (at least until I added […]
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You Can Get a Refurbished MacBook Air (and Lifetime Microsoft Office) for 25% Off
A brand new prebuilt computer can be a necessary expense if you need the latest hardware. But for most of us , a refurbished device […]
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Your Yard Needs a Sensory Garden Path
Sensory pathways are a popular feature in schools as they can engage children in a process that promotes focus and calmness. These are all things […]
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How to Store Bread According to Your Bread Character
Welcome back to The Grown-Up Kitchen , the Skillet section dedicated to answering basic kitchen questions. Not every voting age adult is comfortable eating steaks […]
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What’s New on Netflix in June 2023
A lot of people are rightfully angry at Netflix for cracking down on password leaks , or still holding grudges over the repeal of GLOW […]
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Make a Bee-Friendly Drinker for Your Garden
While we’ve all been focused on growing bee-friendly habitat in our gardens by planting pollinator-friendly varieties, there’s something else that’s vital to bee health that’s […]
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Earn College Credits Before You Set Foot on Campus
After enrolling in college, you can attend classes at any time, including spring break, winter break , and summer . But you can also get […]
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