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How to Dispute a Credit Card Charge
Your credit cardsstatement is a record of all charges on your account, but it's not the be-all, end-all authority on what charges you actually made. Here's how to dispute a credit card charge.
What Is Legal Precedent?
If you've ever watched a television legal drama, you've probably heard the term "legal precedent" thrown about. But what is a legal precedent, and how much does it impact cases in the real world?
Is It Legal to Record a Police Officer?
Whether the police are contacting you or you're witnessing a police encounter as a bystander, you may have questions about when you can record police. In most cases, you do have a right to record interactions with police.
What Is Hard Water?
This article provides an overview of what hard water is. It includes information about different levels of hardness, why it's a problem and possible solutions.
What Is Dry Socket?
Extraction is fairly simple, but there are a few potential complications, including dry socket. Before you have a tooth pulled, find out what dry socket is and learn how to avoid it.
How Long Does Food Keep in a Fridge or Freezer During a Power Outage?
Sooo ... the power went out. Here's how long your food will keep in the fridge and freezer.
What Does a Water Heater Pressure Relief Valve Do?
Welcome to the world of water heaters, where a small but mighty hero stands guard: the pressure relief valve. Think of it as the guardian of your hot water tank, making sure it doesn't become a safety risk.
Why Is My Toilet Overflowing?
Your toilet could be overflowing for any of a number of reasons. We’ll help you get to the bottom of it.