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Hand Washing Clothes: Dos and Don'ts

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Even in this Age of Machines, there's times when you have to pull out a washtub and take care of a couple garments by hand. But is this necessary and what is the best way to do it?

What Does Airplane Mode Do? And Can It Save Battery Life?

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Why do flight attendants instruct us to turn our mobile devices on airplane mode before takeoff? And what does airplane mode even do?

Conserve Energy with Plastic Window Insulation

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Putting plastic on your windows during the winter can save $270 annually. Learn more about conserving energy with plastic window insulation.

How to Treat Running Injuries

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Want to know how to treat running injuries? Visit HowStuffWorks to learn how to treat running injuries.

Bridal Beauty Timeline: 12 Months to the Wedding Body You Want

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You can have the wedding body you want in 12 months. Check out this 12 months to the wedding body you want guide.

What's Better to Buy, Organic Eggs or Cage-free Eggs?

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Organic eggs or cage-free eggs - which is better for you and the environment? Learn what's better to buy, organic or cage-free eggs in this article.

How often should I stop to walk my pet on a long car trip?

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How often should I stop to walk my pet on a long car trip? Stop every two hours so your pet can relieve itself and play. Learn more pet travel tips.

1960 Oldsmobile

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The 1960 Oldsmobile was a bulkier, comfortable car -- even if its performance was no match for the Rocket 88s of old. Read more about the 1960 Oldsmobile.

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