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Got a printer that quits when a color cartridge is empty—even when you're printing in black and white? Not all printers do this. Here's how to find a printer that can run on a single ink cartridge.
Sure, they’re stylish, but our testing shows that popular LED headlights aren’t necessarily the best choice.
We give you tips on how to optimize your bedroom for a better night's sleep. Plus, airlines will let you fly holding a baby in your lap, but should you?
How much of a charge should your laptop battery keep in order to stay healthy in the long run?
Is that the scent of pencil shavings and fresh notebook paper in the air? Back-to-school season is already here and our shopping experts have some cost-cutting tips for you. Also, how CR tests for mattress softness.
Dishwashers can be pretty expensive, but CR has found that shopping the right price range can get you great performance and convenient features without overspending.
If a restless bedmate has you thinking that extra mattress padding could help muffle their movement, you may want to reconsider.
If you’re being harassed for a debt you don’t think you owe, it’s important to take action—and quickly.
Do a little homework to find out what’s in your tap water before you buy a water filter. It’s easy and the best way to ensure you’re catching all the bad stuff.
Did you know your smart speaker has hidden super powers? Here’s one that can help you determine who’s responsible for household chores next. Plus, if you have a high efficiency washing machine, chances are your clothes have gotten tangled up in the wash. Here’s how to keep that from happening.
--EPISODE DESCRIPTION: Staying hydrated in a heat wave is import, but don’t waste your money on vitamin-fortified drinks you don’t need.-- It’s Monday, July twenty-second. Here’s today’s round-up of news and tips from Consumer Reports—the independent, non-profit organization people trust for ratings, reviews, and news. Today on C-R-dot-org: The best small vacuums for small spaces, and what you need to know if you’re thinking about buying an electric car.
--EPISODE DESCRIPTION: Your smart speaker can do more than entertain toddlers with endless renditions of "Baby Shark." We share one way to get more out of your smart speaker. -- It’s Friday, June twenty-eighth. Here’s today’s round-up of news and tips from Consumer Reports—the independent, non-profit organization people trust for ratings, reviews, and news. Today on C-R-dot-org: how to get the most out of your blender, and secrets to credit score success.
--EPISODE DESCRIPTION: Don’t do wrong by your lawn. Here’s an easy tip to help you achieve greener pastures this summer.-- It’s Friday, June twenty-first. Here’s today’s round-up of news and tips from Consumer Reports—the independent, non-profit organization people trust for ratings, reviews, and news. Today on C-R-dot-org: Who makes the best appliances? Our latest brand reliability ratings are out now.
Fruit is naturally sweet and full of antioxidants, so why aren't we eating more of it? Here's a simple tip for adding more fruit to your day.
If you want a healthy dose of antioxidants, which is better—bottled iced tea or freshly brewed?