Why Hellcats Are Some Of The Most Stolen Cars In The US
The Dodge Challenger Hellcat is an impressive car, but three specific model years have the dubious honor of being among the most stolen cars in the US.
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Stories By Shane O'Neill
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How Much Weight Can Milwaukee's Tool Lanyards Hold?
Milwaukee's tool lanyards are more than a piece of fabric to hold your devices. In fact, to protect your tools, they can hold more weight than you'd expect.
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What Is The Little Triangle Window In A Car Called? (And What It's For)
Ever noticed the small triangle window in your car? Learn what it’s called and the surprising purpose it serves in vehicle design.
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Why Aren't Mud Flaps Standard On Cars Anymore?
Mud flaps on cars aren’t as common a sight as they once were. Here’s what you need to know about mud flaps and why you don’t see them as much anymore.
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DeWalt Powerpack Vs. Powerstack Batteries: What's The Difference?
DeWalt's Powerpack and Powerstack batteries may have similar names, but they're as different as batteries can be. Here's what separates the two battery types.
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What Are Sodium-Ion Batteries? (And Will They Replace Lithium-Ion Batteries?)
Learn what sodium-ion batteries are, how they compare to lithium-ion, and whether they could become the future of energy storage.
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Is Your Makita Tool An Original Or A Fake? There May Only Be One Real Way To Know
With counterfeit tools flooding online auction sites and marketplaces, there aren't many ways to tell if your Makita is the real deal.
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Was The BlackBerry Storm A Good Phone? Here's What Owners Had To Say
The Blackberry Storm found few fans when it launched, and even the benefit of nostalgia hasn't managed to improve its reputation.
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How Long Can A USB Cord Be? (And Does Length Affect Performance?)
USB cables are used for everything from desktop computers to power tools, but there's only so long a USB cable can be.
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Can You Use A 100W LED Bulb In A 60W Socket?
Thinking about using a 100W LED bulb in a 60W socket? Learn if it’s safe, what the wattage ratings mean, and how to avoid electrical issues
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Are There Any Downsides To AWD Vehicles? Here's What You Should Know
AWD vehicles keep you safe by preventing road slippage thanks to the use of all four tires, but there are some downsides to consider about the system.
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Will Ring Security Cameras Work Even Without Wi-Fi?
Amazon's Ring cameras were designed to be set up and operated via app, so you might expect them to need Wi-Fi to operate.
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Why Do People Wrap Their Luggage And What Does TSA Have To Say About It?
If bags already have locks and zips, is there really any point in covering them with layers of plastic wrapping?
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Husky 270-Piece Mechanics Tool Set: Do You Really Save $496?
Everybody likes a bargain, but is the 270-piece mechanics tool set as great value as it seems? We did the math to find out.
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DeWalt String Trimmer Vs. Edger: Which Is Best For What Jobs?
You DeWalt string trimmer and an edger share a lot of visual similarities, but can you use them interchangeably? Here's which jobs they're best suited for.
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Who Makes Harbor Freight's Drain Snake And How Much Does It Cost?
If you're a DIYer with plumbing issues, Harbor Freight has a collection of manual and automatic drain snakes. Here's who makes them and how much do they cost?
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What Makes Ozlo Sleepbuds So Unique Compared To Regular Headphones?
Ozlo Sleepbuds promise to help you fall asleep faster and make you more comfortable, but are they actually unique or just rebranded budget headphones?
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Does Your Check Engine Light Flash And Then Stop? This Could Be Why
If your check engine light flashes and then stops, it could signal a serious issue. Learn what it means and what steps to take next.
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Why Power Lines Make That Annoying Buzzing Sound (And How It's Usually Prevented)
That buzzing from power lines isn’t just in your head! Here’s why it happens and what’s done to keep it under control.
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The Iconic Woodworking Tool You Might Not Know DeWalt Invented
Raymond DeWalt had already filed two patents for his workshop invention before the business had even been founded.
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Is Makita A Good Brand Of Leaf Blower? Here's What Owners Have To Say
Makita has a solid reputation when it comes to power tools, but does its prestige extend to leaf blowers?
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Why Do Fighter Jets Shoot Flares? (And Are They Effective Against Missiles?)
We've all heard about fighter jets deploying flares in the middle of a heated dog fight, but you'd to be surprised to learn just how important flares are.
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4 Of The Best Batteries For Harley-Davidson Motorcycles (According To Riders)
If your Harley-Davidson motorcycle battery needs to be replaced, it's good to look to fellow riders for advice. Here are the brands they recommend.
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What Does 'C' Stand For On Engine Oil Packaging?
If you've ever examined the packaging on your engine oil, you may have noticed a letter C among all the other information. Here's what that means for your oil.
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The US Airports With The Fastest Free Wi-Fi (Ranked By Ookla)
Waiting for your plane can be boring, but most U.S. airports now have free Wi-Fi to help the time go by. Some of these are faster than others. Here are fastest.
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What's The Notch On Top Of Your Hammer For?
Hammers aren't the most sophisticated tool, but certain design features exist to make your home DIY projects easier.
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What Does WD-40 Stand For And Who Invented It? (No, It Wasn't NASA)
WD-40 can be found in a good number of DIYers' workshops due to its versatility in all kinds of work. Who invented the spray, and what does the WD stand for?
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