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How to Get Spots Off Your TV
We all want a couple of bright spots in our day — just not the kind that appear on our TV screen. If your TV has spots, here's what you need to know.
Why Did My Air Conditioner Freeze? (And What Can I Do About It?)
Sometimes, your AC unit can freeze, causing it to malfunction and potentially suffer damage that can not only hurt your physical ease, but your financial comfort as well. Here's how to fix this issue.
Why Does My Dishwasher Smell?
If your dishwasher smells, it usually means that grease and food particles are trapped somewhere in the unit. Here's how to de-stink.
Hit the Deck! How to Clean Decking
Keeping your deck clean is important — both in terms of aesthetic appeal and increasing its longevity. Here's what you need to know about deep-cleaning your deck.
VIDEO: Know Your Android or iPhone Smartphone's Serial Number? You May Need It!
If you need to have your smartphone serviced or repaired, you may be asked for the serial number. Do you know your phone’s serial number? Of course you do, right? It’s 2, 4 … niner … OK, well, what ultimately matters is that you know how to find it. Watch this video to learn three ways to find the serial number on your iPhone and three ways to find the serial number on your Android smartphone.
VIDEO: Got a Recalled Product in Your Home? Here's What You Should Do...
You saw it in your news feed, and now you’re panicking a little: One of the products in your home has been recalled. That can be pretty jarring to hear. You may use the product every day, and you had no idea it might be dangerous. So what should you do if you find out you’ve got a recalled product on your hands? Watch this video to find out.
VIDEO: 8 Easy Steps for Giving Your Oven Some Overdue Lovin'
If you’ve neglected your oven and need to wipe away your kitchen’s dirty little secret fast, we'll show you how. Watch this video to learn eight easy steps for givin’ your oven some overdue lovin’.
VIDEO: Why You Should Never Stick a Knife in the Toaster (and 10 Other Electrical Safety Tips)
Some 400 people per year in the U.S. are electrocuted. That's in addition to 50,000 electrical fires, resulting in 500 deaths, 1,400 injuries and well over a billion in property damage. Follow these 10 household electrical-safety tips to avoid getting an unwanted jolt of reality.