WD-40 breaks down grime so that it's easier to wipe away. Here's how to safely and effectively use it to clean fridges, floors, oven racks, and more.

Those of us who drive pickup trucks expect quite a bit from our trucks’ engines.As we put them to work, whether that’s on the ...

Add enough ice cubes to fill a large-ish metal ladle. Use the back of the ladle to skim across the top of the pot of stew, ...

Choose a dry day, clear the floor, tackle rust and oil stains, then scrub and pressure wash with a mild cleaner to strip away ...

If your car feels down on power, a trip to the garage might be in order, but checking these things before you go could save you a pile of cash.

Remove built up grease with these tips. A range hood is an essential kitchen appliance that pulls in hot air, smoke, steam, and cooking odors. However, over time, these airborne particles stick to the ...

Use WD-40 to polish stainless steel appliances like fridges and dishwashers. A spray of WD-40 smooths out squeaky cabinet hinges. Avoid WD-40 on stoves or inside ovens since it's highly flammable.

The best way to melt ice off of a windshield is with a mixture of two-parts rubbing alcohol and one-part water in a spray ...

Let's face it, most engine additives don't really improve performances. If you want to try one that does, here's what you should pick.

It is late January as I write this and I am deep in the throes of winter cookery. That means tons of soups, warming porridges, and cozy stews. As an omnivore, I often cook meaty stews with tougher ...

“Assemble your own LT6 or LT7 engine alongside a Performance Build Center master technician,” GM says on its website. “This experience includes a custom engine plaque, an exclusive gift and a ...