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An Inventor Built a Better Version of That Dirty Laundry Chair in Your Room
News•Mar 20, 2026

An Inventor Built a Better Version of That Dirty Laundry Chair in Your Room

Swedish inventor and YouTuber Simone Giertz has launched a redesigned "laundry chair" that combines seating with a movable rail for hanging and air‑drying garments. The chair lets users keep half‑dirty clothes breathable without sacrificing floor space, addressing a common pain point for small‑apartment dwellers. Giertz’s prototype is being funded on Kickstarter, with the campaign closing on April 12, 2026 and shipments slated for November 2026. The product aims to extend garment life while streamlining bedroom organization.

By Family Handyman
Every State’s Average Electricity Bill, From the Cheapest to Most Expensive
News•Mar 18, 2026

Every State’s Average Electricity Bill, From the Cheapest to Most Expensive

A recent Power Outage survey ranks U.S. states by electricity cost, showing Idaho as the cheapest at 11.74 cents per kilowatt‑hour and Hawaii as the most expensive at 41.30 cents. Monthly bills reflect this gap, with Idaho households paying about $110 while...

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Sticking With Stick Shift: The Auto Brands Still Making Manual Cars in 2026
News•Mar 16, 2026

Sticking With Stick Shift: The Auto Brands Still Making Manual Cars in 2026

In 2026 a surprising number of automakers still offer manual‑shift models, ranging from mainstream names like Subaru and Toyota to luxury marques such as Porsche and BMW. The list includes two Subaru models (BRZ, WRX), Porsche’s 911, Mazda’s MX‑5 Miata...

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Can You Clean Your Cell Phone Screen With Glass Cleaner?
News•Mar 13, 2026

Can You Clean Your Cell Phone Screen With Glass Cleaner?

Glass cleaners are not safe for smartphone screens because they contain ammonia or high‑concentration alcohol that can strip protective oleophobic and anti‑glare coatings. The chemicals can also seep into ports, causing corrosion, reduced touch sensitivity, and micro‑scratches. Experts recommend cleaning...

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This Smart Smoke Detector Works with Ring and Sends Alerts to Your Phone
News•Mar 10, 2026

This Smart Smoke Detector Works with Ring and Sends Alerts to Your Phone

Kidde and Ring have launched a smart smoke and carbon‑monoxide alarm that pushes real‑time alerts to the Ring app, even when users are away. The device offers both battery‑powered and hardwired models, and a single unit can extend notifications to...

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6 Ways To Get Plywood Home Without a Pickup Truck
News•Mar 6, 2026

6 Ways To Get Plywood Home Without a Pickup Truck

The article presents six practical ways to transport standard 4×8 plywood sheets without a pickup truck, ranging from in‑store cutting and roof‑rack strapping to delivery, trailer or truck rentals, and purchasing smaller pre‑cut panels. It details plywood weight ranges—¼‑in (20‑25 lb),...

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Which States Pay the Most for Gas Each Month?
News•Mar 6, 2026

Which States Pay the Most for Gas Each Month?

The U.S. Energy Information Administration reports that natural‑gas prices per thousand cubic feet vary widely, with Idaho at $6.80 and Hawaii at $51.74 as of December 2025. MoneyGeek’s 2025 winter‑heating study shows average seasonal gas bills ranging from $26 in Hawaii...

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The 3 Top Car Headaches Drivers Are Dealing With in 2026
News•Mar 6, 2026

The 3 Top Car Headaches Drivers Are Dealing With in 2026

JD Power’s 2026 Vehicle Dependability Study shows a record high in software‑related problems, with infotainment systems topping the list. Forty percent of owners received over‑the‑air updates in the past year, yet only 27% felt any improvement and OTA patches coincided...

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Will Your Grass Grow Back After Snow Plow Damage? Here’s the Deal
News•Mar 5, 2026

Will Your Grass Grow Back After Snow Plow Damage? Here’s the Deal

Winter snow plows often scrape the edges of lawns, leaving ruts, surface scrapes, or even torn‑out sod. Experts say grass is naturally resilient, but recovery hinges on the lawn’s pre‑winter condition, extent of damage, and post‑winter care. Minor scrapes may...

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If You Don’t See This on Your Amazon Purchase, Your Delivery Window and Returns Might Take Longer
News•Mar 3, 2026

If You Don’t See This on Your Amazon Purchase, Your Delivery Window and Returns Might Take Longer

Amazon distinguishes between items "Sold by Amazon" and third‑party listings, a split that directly affects delivery windows and return processes. Products owned and shipped by Amazon enjoy uniform Prime delivery times and streamlined QR‑code returns, while seller‑fulfilled items can face...

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Swapping These 9 Household Products Can Save You Thousands
News•Mar 3, 2026

Swapping These 9 Household Products Can Save You Thousands

The article highlights nine common single‑use household products that drain finances and harm the environment, offering reusable alternatives that can save families thousands annually. Items such as paper towels, plastic wrap, bottled water, and disposable razors are shown to cost...

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The States With the Least and Most Expensive Car Insurance
News•Mar 3, 2026

The States With the Least and Most Expensive Car Insurance

The article ranks the cheapest car‑insurance providers in each U.S. state, showing rates from $779 in Vermont (Union Mutual) to $3,059 in Louisiana (Louisiana Farm Bureau). It explains pricing drivers such as driving record, vehicle type, road conditions, traffic density,...

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1 in 7 Drivers Has No Insurance — Here’s What Happens If One Hits You
News•Mar 2, 2026

1 in 7 Drivers Has No Insurance — Here’s What Happens If One Hits You

A 2023 Insurance Research Council study finds 15.4% of U.S. drivers—about one in seven—are uninsured, with a third lacking sufficient coverage overall. Without personal uninsured motorist (UM) or underinsured motorist (UIM) policies, victims may face out‑of‑pocket medical bills, vehicle repairs,...

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This Genius New Gadget Uses Your Patio Lights to Repel Mosquitoes
News•Feb 27, 2026

This Genius New Gadget Uses Your Patio Lights to Repel Mosquitoes

The Tiki Brand BiteFighter Plug & Repel is a plug‑in mosquito repellent that swaps into a single bulb of outdoor string lights, emitting an odor‑free protection zone of up to 110 sq ft. The device runs on standard 120 V, 6 W E26 sockets...

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Are You Throwing Away Your Fireplace Ash? Here’s Why You Shouldn’t
News•Feb 26, 2026

Are You Throwing Away Your Fireplace Ash? Here’s Why You Shouldn’t

Fireplace ash, though seemingly inert, can retain hot embers for up to 72 hours, posing fire and health hazards if stored improperly. Expert Lo Choe advises using a metal container with a tight‑fitting lid, keeping it on a non‑combustible surface,...

By Family Handyman

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