9 Expert Tips for Safe Road Trips This Summer
Planning a road trip during the coronavirus pandemic is a little more complicated—here’s how to hit the road safely.
Planning a road trip during the coronavirus pandemic is a little more complicated—here’s how to hit the road safely.
Maybe you know how to change your background on Zoom already, but did you know about all the keyboard shortcuts?
Forget changing your Zoom background to a beach image—Barbados is hoping to offer you the real thing.
Coffee grounds are great for plants, and brewed coffee can help convince your houseguests that those boxed brownies were made from scratch.
Coffee grounds are great for plants, and brewed coffee can help convince your houseguests that those boxed brownies were made from scratch.
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The Google Maps app will help you find out if your train will likely be too crowded for social distancing.
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These reading quotes from Albert Einstein, Theodore Roosevelt, and more might help you choose your next great read.
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If you're running out of things to do during quarantine, here's a list of 50 ideas ranging from pressing flowers to learning to speed read.
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Salad spinners are definitely the unsung heroes of the kitchen. From removing excess water on pasta to getting water out of swimsuits, here are some alternative salad spinner uses.
When you finally get to your gate, it seems nearly as comfortable as your own living room—which is exactly what airports want.
We asked Chef Frank Proto from the Institute of Culinary Education to get some tips on freezing foods, ranging from vegetables to meats.
Give your hardworking fingers a much-deserved break—or free them up for chopping vegetables while you answer emails.
From helpful keyboard shortcuts to adding handwritten signatures, these tips will make you a Google Doc wizard.