The chain store says it’s doing away with the popular 40 percent off promotion, which has allowed customers to hold out their cellphones at checkout for a quick scan and a quick discount.
Most home chefs know that you need a good nonstick pan in your collection of kitchen tools. They’re great for everything from eggs to pancakes to grilled cheese sandwiches.
The holidays have come and gone but there’s often a new year’s tradition you might not know about: an annual price hike on TV and internet fees from some of the biggest cable and satellite companies. Consumer Reports explains what you can expect.
Multi-cooker sales continue to be hot. Those countertop cookers that can take the place of a rice cooker, slow cooker, yogurt maker, and pressure cooker are everywhere, and now you can get accessories that expand their cooking duties even more.
Many of us are finding new ways to occupy our time these days with things like puzzles, baking, and maybe online yoga classes. And many have added a new member to their household for some companionship on four legs.
Traditionally, the day after Thanksgiving is reserved for in-person shopping and Cyber Monday is when stores offer their best online deals. 2020 has really changed all that.
The holiday shopping season is ramping up, and stores are bracing for Black Friday. However, the usually crowded and intense holiday shopping day is will probably feel a little different this year.
Scammers seem to be getting more creative with their tactics every day - posing as someone from government agencies like the Social Security Administration and Medicare.
“Scammers play on that desperation,” said Daniel Irwin, who does research and investigations for the Better Business Bureau of the Mid-South. “They play on the need for money, they play on the need for assistance.”
Consumer Reports has survey data on more than 420,000 vehicles, and not just about gas mileage and reliability. CR knows what cars are most likely to make you happy!
If takeout isn’t your thing or you’re in a hurry and need something fast, Consumer Reports says look no further than your freezer for revamped tasty and nutritious frozen meals.
The experts at Consumer Reports compiled a list of home fixes you can do in under two hours, whether you’re still working from home or have a free weekend.
Concerts and sporting events have been canceled or postponed because of the pandemic. Now, fans are accusing ticket companies of holding their money hostage instead of issuing refunds.
As many of us continue to grapple with ways to practice social distancing during the pandemic, even short encounters with a delivery person or neighbor could cause anxiety.
If the stain is still fresh, water alone may actually remove it. But if the stain has set in, a few household items and a good detergent to pretreat it can help.
There’s a reason that air fryers are one of the most popular countertop appliances. And as Consumer Reports tells us, they’re not just for making chicken nuggets.
It is that time of year again. Families who are planning to do some back to school shopping will probably want to take advantage of the Sales Tax Holiday that kicks off Friday in Tennessee.
With record unemployment and a volatile stock market, we are living in uncertain economic times, to say the least, so you might think buying a home would be the last thing you’d want to do.
The pandemic has left many industries struggling to stay afloat. But there are a few that have seen an uptick in business, including companies that prepare wills and other end-of-life legal documents.
Because we’re spending more time at home these days, there’s a good chance you’re spending more money on things like streaming media services or music subscriptions, faster internet speed, or a new router or computer.
With most of us spending more time at home and in the kitchen, trash is piling up. A good way to de-funk things is to put less garbage in the can by using a disposal.
