Can Air Purifiers Help If Someone Is Sick?
Concern over COVID-19 has many people worrying about indoor air quality and whether an air purifier can help.
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How to Fix Your Washer's Musty Smell and Mold
If there’s an odor coming from your washing machine, it could be mold or mildew that has been building up for years. Experts at Consumer Reports have some tips on what you can do to get rid of the problem.
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Stain Removal Tips and Tricks
Kids are likely to come home with some challenging stains on their clothing. Whether it’s a grass, crayon or chocolate stain, the folks at Consumer Reports have some helpful tips on how to get those stains out.
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NBC10 Boston Responds to Scituate Road in Need of Repairs
Residents in a Scituate neighborhood hit a dead end in their efforts to get their road repaired, so they reached out to NBC10 Boston Responds for help.
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NBC10 Boston Responds to Title Trouble
For a Salem woman, paying off her son’s vehicle loan turned out to be the easy part. Getting the title, however, proved to be a challenge, so she reached out to NBC10 Boston Responds.
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Finding Healthy Frozen Meals to Eat
Despite many people cooking at home these days, sometimes even the best chefs need a break. If you are looking for a fast meal that is both tasty and nutritious, Consumer Reports has some healthy frozen food suggestions.
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Amazon's Annual Prime Day Kicks Off
Plenty of people began shopping online Tuesday, trying to get a bargain during Amazon’s Prime Day sales. The annual 48-hour deals event for Prime members usually happens in July, but with the coronavirus pandemic this year, the online retail giant postponed it in hopes of changing the pre-holiday shopping landscape. The Prime Day sales event ... -
Study: Hearing Aids Help Slow Cognitive Decline
Poor hearing may be linked with dementia. Consumer Reports explains how hearing aids may be associated with a smaller risk in cognitive decline.
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Best Bike Helmets for Kids and Adults
Many people are doing more and more outdoor activities, including bike riding, amid the coronavirus pandemic. But whether you’re biking, skating or using a scooter, protecting your head is a must. Consumer Reports reveals some of the best helmets on the market.... -
This Halloween Is a Scary Prospect for Some Small Businesses
Retailers hit hard since the coronavirus pandemic began are now looking ahead to the October and December holiday seasons, which account for a huge portion of yearly sales revenues. For some retailers, this Halloween season is scary for all the wrong reasons. Halloween 2020 should have been a big night, landing on a full-moon Saturday this ye... -
Retail Credit Cards May Seem Enticing, But They're Risky, Expert Says
The holiday shopping season is around the corner and it’s the time of year when you may be enticed to sign up for a store credit card to receive discounts on a purchase. But you may want to think twice before you do it. Applying for a store credit card to get a discount on what you were buying at the checkout can...
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Setting Up an Ergonomic Home Workspace
Consumer Reports has tips for how to set up home work spaces for the long haul.
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Best Vacuums for Pet Owners
Pet owners have to deal with a lot of hair, but some vacuums are better at cleaning it up than others.
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Many Americans Don't Check Their Credit Scores. Here's Why That May Be a Mistake
Have you checked your credit report lately? If not, financial experts say you should be looking at it a few times a year. The latest CompareCards by LendingTree survey found that just 33% of Americans checked their credit report in the past year, down from the two previous years. “Lots of people obsess over their credit score but very fewR... -
How to Decide Between Paying Down Debt and Building Savings
Consumer Reports has some strategies to help you make smart decisions with the money you have left over after paying bills each month.
