The Latest
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How to stay safe on the road during poor visibility, a car fire or flood
Weather can be unpredictable, causing driving conditions to change quickly. Knowing how to protect yourself can make a big difference in surviving a crash, fire, flood, or severe storm. Consumer Reports reveals some essential ways to stay safe when things take a turn for the worse.
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The best gadgets and techniques for scooping poop
It’s a dirty job, but someone has to do it. We’re talking about picking up what your dog leaves behind. Consumer Reports has the scoop on the best gadgets and techniques for cleaning up poop.
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What to know about dressers dangerous for your kids
Dressers like the one in your child’s bedroom are safer than ever before, thanks to new safety standards, but older models could still pose a deadly risk. Consumer Reports details what you should know to keep your kids safe.
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Tips to create a comfortable and productive home office
Even if you don’t work from home every day, you want to make sure your at-home work space is comfortable and productive. Consumer Reports says adding a few ergonomic upgrades can boost your office and maybe even your productivity.
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The best way to get rid of a headache
Your head hurts. Maybe you were staring at your computer or phone too long or you skipped breakfast, didn’t sleep well or got stressed fighting traffic. Consumer Reports explains what to take to treat the dreaded head pain.
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How to make sure your Halloween costume is safe
Halloween is right around the corner and soon, your kids and their friends will undergo a fall transformation, becoming ghosts, witches, and superheroes. Consumer Reports explains why some costumes can pose a safety hazard and how to keep trick-or-treaters of all ages safe on spooky nights.
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Important warning about baby walkers
They’re marketed as a way to help infants move around, but baby walkers have been linked to thousands of injuries and even deaths. Consumer Reports explains why they are so dangerous and what parents can do to protect their children.
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Free smoke and carbon monoxide alarm ratings from Consumer Reports
Three out of five fire deaths happen in homes with either no smoke alarms or no working smoke alarms. The good news is that a high-quality alarm can costs less than $20. Consumer Reports is making finding the best, most budget-friendly smoke and carbon monoxide alarms for your family even easier.
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How to improve air quality in your home
Even if you don’t live near wildfires, you might see and feel the effects of smoke and dust pollution both outside and inside your home. Consumer Reports’ experts share some simple steps to improve the air quality, making breathing a little easier.
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Why mushrooms deserve to be having a moment
If you hadn’t noticed, mushrooms are having a moment. Along with finding them in the produce aisle, you’ll see them in snacks, broths, supplements, and even coffee and tea. Consumer Reports says their popularity is well-deserved!
