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Blog 3 months ago
Ever Wonder What Those Long Spikes on Semi-Truck Wheels Are For? Here's the Answer
Driving alongside a semi-truck is unsettling at the best of times. They take up nearly the entire lane, can be difficult to see around, can trigger nightmares for anyone who has watched Final Destination, and some even have those intimidating, long, point
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Blog 3 months ago
Can a Cordless Stick Vacuum Really Replace Your Shop-Vac? We Tested Ryobi's to Find Out
They might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think of a tool, but vacuums are essential for cleaning, whether you're in a kitchen or a workshop. When your workshop floors are covered in sawdust and you experience a gnarly spill in your ga
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Blog 3 months ago
Lowe's Is Taking the Giant Skeleton Trend To New Heights
Putting up Halloween decorations is one of the best parts of fall. If you live in a neighborhood that goes all out for the holiday, you might find yourself hard-pressed to find a way to stand out. The Home Depot's giant skeleton skyrocketed in popularity
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Blog 3 months ago
Don't Be THAT Neighbor - The Unwritten Rules of Being a Good Neighbor
Not Maintaining Your PropertyThe way you maintain your property says a lot about you and it also affects the neighborhood in general. A poorly maintained property, with an unkempt lawn, overgrown garden, dilapidated fence or spalling driveway, reflects po
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Blog 3 months ago
You've Been Using Your Bathroom Fan Wrong This Whole Time
Most people know that when you go for a shower, you need to turn on the bathroom exhaust fan. As the room fills up with steam, it's kind of hard to forget. But did you know it's a little more complicated than that?Experts say the fan should run throughout
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Blog 3 months ago
If Your House Keeps Making Cracking Sounds, Here's When to Worry and When to Relax
I remember hearing our house cracking during a minor earthquake, and if it hadn't been for the groaning and snapping sounds coming from the walls and rafters, I might never have known the quake was happening. It turned out that almost insignificant shakin
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Blog 3 months ago
New E-Bike Laws Could Be Coming to Your State - Here's Why and What's Changing
In the last decade, e-bikes have gone from a novelty to the norm in many cities, and for good reason. "They are so useful, and they solve real problems for commuters, older riders, people hauling kids and people who just want to ride farther," says bike l
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Blog 3 months ago
AI Is Now Screening Some 911 Calls in New Orleans - and It's Raising Questions
AI is everywhere. You genuinely cannot turn on your phone or computer and spend five minutes browsing around without running into some form of AI tech. Some of it is useful. Some of it is… not.Regardless of how you feel personally, it's been made abundant
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Blog 3 months ago
Will 911 Calls Always Go Through? When Calls Can Fail
During an emergency, the last thing anyone wants to experience is issues connecting to first responders. That's why a 911 call feels like one of the few things a phone should always go through, even if everything else isn't working.But is a standard 911 c
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Blog 3 months ago
The Growing Backlash Against Flock Surveillance Cameras, Explained
Flock cameras are on people's minds lately, and not in a good way. On July 25, The Guardian reported on 33 acts of vandalism against the cameras in 23 states, and on July 30, CNN had similar reporting, describing vandals as people who believe the increasi
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