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We installed and tested an 18,000 BTU ductless AC from Friedrich’s Floating Air Pro Series. We were impressed!

Keep your greenhouse functional year-round with a high-quality greenhouse heater. See how this model fared in our testing.

Miter saws handle a wide range of cuts, making them one of the most popular power tools on the jobsite.

Say goodbye to a humid house. I tested this large-capacity dehumidifier, and it works with or without its included drain hose for a dry home or basement.

Stihl dominates chainsaw tests with an electric model capable of handling anything. From firewood to tree felling and large jobs, this electric chainsaw is up to the task.

I tested DeWalt’s best-selling 3-piece stackable tool box. Find out if it stacked up to its reputation in this tested review.

I tested this affordable door security option in my own home. Here’s what I found.

I tried out Chemical Guys’ short pressure washer gun. It was simple, fun, and (for some uses) a significant improvement over standard wands.

Is your toilet running when it's not in use? You probably need a new flapper.

A nut driver set is a useful tool for working on everything from bicycles to cars to HVAC systems.

Put down your rake and pick up one of these powerful landscape helpers. A backpack leaf blower will make quick work of messy yard debris.

This type of specialized rake features tines that are designed to collect fine needles that would pass through the head of a lead rake.

No more scratching your head at malfunctioning appliances. With this guide, you'll learn the ins and outs of troubleshooting your home and household electronics using one of your toolkit's handiest instruments.

More than merely pesky, houseflies can transmit disease. Use these simple tactics to banish the bugs and keep them out for good.

A small Vermont company has been making work gloves by hand for over a century—and they’re the best work gloves we’ve ever tested.

Pest infestations can do a lot of damage to the home. At a price of $200 to $600, pest control cost may be a worthwhile investment.

Signs of carpenter ants in the house can easily go unnoticed until it's too late—but if you suspect an infestation, it's best to get professional help right away. Your very home may be at stake.

There are plenty of bugs that look like roaches, but the following guide can help you narrow down which specific insect you’ve found and the best way to get rid of them—for good.

No-see-ums are an irritating nuisance both indoors and out. But how does one deal with a barely visible pest? Here’s how to get rid of no- see-ums.

Scuttling in the walls keeping you up at night? Here are tips for getting rid of mice—without resorting to cruelty.