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How to Remove Paint from Metal
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How to remove paint from metal. Visit TLC to learn more about paint and how to remove paint from metal.
Scrub Your Face with Baking Soda
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Exfoliate your skin and, possibly, reduce your acne.
How To Keep Your Bathtub Clean With Little Effort
Clean Tub? No Problem! Just Follow These Easy Tips
How Hypnosis Works
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The practice of hypnotism dates back centuries, and there are those who swear by its validity. Whether you're a skeptic or a believer, hypnosis is an interesting phenomenon. Check it out -- and let us know if you start to bark like a dog.
Breaking Out: A Dozen Great Escapes
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What do a Jesuit priest, a ladies' man and a group of Union prisoners have in common? They all managed to escape from horrific prisons. Learn how.
Top 10 Things That Devalue Your House
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Things that devalue the house include paint colors and your neighborhood. Learn more about the things that devalue the house.
How Riot Control Works
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Riot control is an important part of any police force. Learn about riot control, what tactics police use to control riots how police prevent riots from erupting.
How Drywall Works
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You see it everywhere, but you pay it no attention. Despite its versatility and popularity with builders, few people know where drywall comes from or how it's made.
How Breakups Work
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Relationship breakups are some of the worst events that can happen. What happens to the psyche in a breakup? And is there a way to make a breakup hurt less?
How Bioarchaeology Works
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Archaeologists dig up and study the material remains of human civilizations. Bioarchaeologists do the same thing, except they focus on the remains of, well, us. What's the big deal about old bones and teeth?