Chrome Loses Saved Passwords: Install the Fix Quickly!
Millions of Chrome users lost access to their saved passwords due to a major bug in Google's password manager. Fortunately, a fix has been released to restore them automatically.
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July 2024
31 July
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Put This in Your Washing Machine: Mold Will Disappear and It Smells Great
Does your washing machine smell bad when you open the door? There's a simple solution to get rid of mold and restore a fresh scent.
30 July
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They Protect Against Bites: These Three Plants Repel Ticks from Your Garden
Ticks pose a serious threat to both pets and humans. To prevent these parasites from infesting your garden, you can grow plants that act as natural repellents.
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How Much Does It Cost to Leave a Phone Charger Plugged in Without Charging?
Do you often leave your phone charger plugged into the outlet even when it's not in use? Here's how much this habit can add to your electricity bill.
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This is the Right Frequency for Changing Your Sheets - The Surprising Advice from Experts
Once a month, every two weeks? It is unlikely that you change your bed sheets as often as hygiene experts recommend.
29 July
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Why You Should Never Drive with the Window Half Open
Either roll it up or roll it down. Here's why you should never leave the window halfway open.
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These Hygiene Products Are Contaminated with Arsenic and Other Toxic Metals
A concerning scientific study reveals that hygiene products used daily by half of the world's population are contaminated with several toxic substances.
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Say Goodbye to Flies in Your Home with This Simple and Economical Technique
With the summer heat, flies return to invade our gardens and homes. Fortunately, there is a simple and cost effective way to repel them using a product you already have in your kitchen.
26 July
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It Can Be Dangerous: When Not to Trust Google Maps
Google Maps is the go to navigation tool for many. However, there are several situations where using it can put your safety at risk.
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Here Are the Best Tips to Keep a Water Bottle Cold for Several Hours Without a Thermos
Don't have a thermos or cooler to carry cold water on an outing? No problem! Here are some simple and cost effective techniques to keep a bottle cool for several hours.
25 July
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This is What Olympic Athletes Received Upon Their Arrival in Paris
Athletes arriving at the Olympic Village receive welcome packages. Inside, you'll find items such as cosmetic bags, drinks, mobile phones and this invaluable form of protection.
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Nearby Share: WhatsApp to Simplify File Transfers Between Devices
WhatsApp is adding a new sharing feature called Nearby Share, allowing file exchanges between users in close proximity on two different operating systems.
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The Most Common Mistake with Fitness Trackers: Why You Should Follow the Two Finger Rule
Fitness trackers and smartwatches are popular for monitoring your fitness levels. However, you will want to make sure you are using them correctly for accurate readings.
24 July
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Researchers Are Clear: Water Is Not the Most Hydrating Drink
We know that we need to drink regularly to stay healthy and in good shape. But is water really the best drink to hydrate yourself? Researchers have investigated this question.
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It's Important to Be Cautious: These Medications Can Cause Problems in Extreme Heat
Some medicines can have undesirable effects when temperatures rise, you will need to be careful.
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You Will Be Able to Use a Username on WhatsApp Without Displaying Your Phone Number
For more privacy, WhatsApp will allow you to choose a nickname instead of exposing your phone number to everyone. And you will even have a search bar to find contacts more easily!
23 July
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This Country Will Be the First to Ban Car Washing at Home
A controversial measure, but one that's gaining more support over the years for environmental reasons.
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The World's Most Dangerous Countries for Travelers - Some May Surprise You
With the convenience of air travel and a booming tourism industry, exploring the world has never been easier. However, not all destinations are safe for travelers.
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Clean Your Baking Sheets With This Miracle Liquid From Your Fridge
With these simple household items, you can easily clean a baking sheet. Here's what works best against sticky residue and burnt on food.
22 July
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She Followed the Thief Across Europe and Recovered Her Bike in Serbia
Thanks to a GPS tracking device, this Swedish woman was able to follow her stolen bike's journey across Europe.
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Dirt, Crowds, Scams: Popular Vacation Spots Few Would Return To
Some of the most popular holiday destinations have significant downsides that are rarely discussed, which could make you think twice about returning, or going in the first place.
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Google Fi: What is it and How Does it Work?
Did you know that Google offers its own mobile phone service? Here's how Google Fi Wireless works and why it stands out.
19 July
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Authorities Warn About Dangerous TikTok Trend: "It Can Bring Serious Health Risks"
Several influencers on TikTok have popularized a dangerous trend with no scientific basis, sparking concerns among health professionals and authorities.
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Global IT Outage: Why Thousands of Businesses Are at a Standstill
Panic on the planet this Friday, July 19: thousands of companies and services are at a standstill around the world following a huge bug during a Windows software update. Here's what you need to know about this unprecedented outage with impressive consequences for millions of PCs and servers.
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Another Consequence of Melting Glaciers: Longer Days
Did you know that the melting of glaciers due to global warming not only causes sea levels and air temperatures to rise?
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How to Cool Your Home Without Air Conditioning
The summer heat is here, and keeping cool indoors is a top priority. Here are some simple tips to beat the heat.
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These Everyday Apps Are Draining Your Phone Battery: Here's What to Do
Is your smartphone battery losing its charge rapidly for no apparent reason? It might be due to some common everyday applications.
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Scientists Have Found a Cave on the Moon That Could Serve as a Base for Astronauts
Scientists have confirmed the existence of a cave on the Moon, not far from where Neil Armstrong landed, which could potentially house future astronauts.
18 July
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How the 4-7-8 Technique Works: Helping You Sleep, Calm Your Mind, and Reduce Blood Pressure
This technique can help you calm down and fall asleep better. You can practice these breathing exercises before bed or during the day, whether sitting or standing, if you need to relieve stress.
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Forget Toast and Milk: These Are the 4 Perfect Breakfast Foods
Breakfast is crucial for incorporating essential nutrients like minerals and vitamins. Discover how a nutrient rich breakfast can enhance your energy, well being, and blood sugar stability.
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Beware of Toxins: When You Should Definitely Peel Potatoes
If you find green spots or sprouts on your potatoes, you need to be careful. Here's why and what you should do to make sure your potatoes are safe to eat.
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Medieval Disease Spreads to Over a Hundred Countries, WHO Sounds the Alarm
Global health concerns have been raised after a recent WHO and UNICEF report shows a decline in essential childhood vaccinations since the COVID-19 pandemic
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Meta Introduces Another Major Change to Its Messaging App, and the Result Is Simply Brilliant
WhatsApp has added a hidden feature, and it is one of the best innovations in recent years.
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Never Throw Away the Oil's Plastic Cap: It Has a Function That Very Few People Are Aware Of
Did you know that the oil's plastic cap can be very useful? Don't throw it away so quickly.
17 July
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If You Find These Creatures in Your House, You Have a Problem
Pests and unwanted creatures in your home are more than just a nuisance, they can signal underlying issues that require immediate attention.
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Why Closed Windows Are Not a Good Idea in Hot Weather
During the summer, most people close their windows to keep the hot air out. However, it could be more beneficial to keep windows open even in extreme heat.
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The Real Reason No Human Remains Were Found on the Titanic
Here is why there were no human remains have been found on the Titanic.
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The Ancient Persian Air Conditioner: Lowering Indoor Temperatures by Ten Degrees
Did you know about the ancient Persian air conditioner? With desert air becoming more prevalent, it might be wise to adopt some architectural tricks from cultures in hot climates.
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65,000 Ikea Mugs Stolen from Tesla Factory
In one of Tesla's Gigafactories, a large-scale theft has occurred, but it's not what you might expect.
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Instagram Launches Digital Copies: Chatbots to Reply to Messages
Instagram's latest feature allows creators to launch digital versions of their profiles, specifically to respond to messages. While the direction of artificial intelligence (AI) on social media remains uncertain, this new development could mark the beginning of a new era.
16 July
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Sheets Should Not Be Changed Every Two Weeks or Every Month: An Expert Reveals the Ideal Frequency
In our busy daily lives, many people wonder how often they should change their bed sheets. While some believe that changing sheets every two weeks or even once a month is sufficient, sleep hygiene experts have different advice.
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Airbnb Has a Major Problem with Hidden Cameras
Airbnb is currently dealing with thousands of complaints about hidden cameras, and there are concerns that their response has been inadequate.
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Ask for a Raise On This Day of the Week - We'll Tell You Why
If you want to ask your boss for a raise at work, getting the the day and time of day right is important.
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Here's a Trick to Choose the Best Melon
While summer offers a bounty of delicious fruits, finding the ideal melon often poses a challenge, as determining its ripeness is not as straightforward as it is for bananas or apples. But here's a trick.
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Now We Know Why We Like Watching Climate Disaster Videos
Why are we so drawn to videos depicting natural disasters? Is it simply curiosity or an interest in the terrible? A new study has come to unexpected conclusions.
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YouTube Music Lets You Create Your Own Playlist With AI
YouTube is currently testing an AI Radio feature that will allow users to create custom playlists.
15 July
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Goodbye Password: Google Takes Account Security to the Next Level with Passkey
Google has announced a significant update to its Advanced Protection Program (APP), allowing high-risk users to leverage Passkey technology for account security. Previously, participation in the APP required physical security keys, but now users can protect their accounts with a virtual key, known as a Passkey.
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The 16 Electrical Appliances You Should Never Plug Into a Power Strip, According to an Expert
Power strips, also known as extension cords or surge protectors, are commonly used to manage space in homes. However, improper use can lead to electrical problems and fires.
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The Freezer Trick for a Cool Sleep Without Air Conditioning in the Summer
Stay cool while you sleep without air conditioning by making the most of your freezer.
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Ventilation in the Heat: Few People Know the 55 Percent Rule
Opening windows to let in fresh air seems straightforward, but proper ventilation, especially during summer, requires more thought. Effective ventilation can keep your home cool, prevent stuffy conditions, and even reduce the risk of mold. Here are some expert tips to ensure your home remains comfortable during hot weather.
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Is Organic Really Better? Fact Check Reveals Surprising Results
Organic foods are increasing in popularity in the US and UK, but are they really healthier, more eco-friendly, and worth the extra cost? Let's find out!
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Goodbye to Migraines? Famous University Makes a Revolutionary Discovery
A study by scientists sheds new light on the causes of migraines and opens up new treatment options.
12 July
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You Can Now Leave Comments on Podcast Episodes Via Spotify
To retain podcast listeners, Spotify has made the experience more interactive.
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"There Are No Working Hours at My Company, This Is How It Works": This Italian Influencer's Method Is Causing a Stir
Martina Strazzer is the CEO of Amabile, a company that rose to fame thanks to TikTok.
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Silent Killer: 15 Symptoms That Can Alert You Even Without Using a Blood Pressure Monitor
If high blood pressure is not kept under control, it can lead to serious problems in vital organs such as the heart, kidneys, brain, and eyes. These are the signs that may indicate high blood pressure.
11 July
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Xbox Game Pass: Microsoft Is Raising Prices, And You Might Not Like It
Subscription prices are increasing by 25-30%, and Microsoft plans to introduce a new Game Pass Standard subscription in the coming months to attract more users. But what exactly will this new offering include?
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Cats Are Smarter Than All Current AI, but That Could Change
The CEO of Google DeepMind compared the IQ of current AI to that of a house cat. Do you know what he found out?
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The Earth's Core is Slowing Down and Now Spinning in the Opposite Direction: What Does This Mean?
The Earth's core is slowing down and now spinning in the opposite direction. What does this mean? The rotation of the Earth's core has changed, and scientists are wondering what could be causing it. Do we have anything to fear?
10 July
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Taking a Cold Shower for a Year: Does It Really Save Money and What Effects Does It Have on Your Body?
Taking cold showers has become trendy for various reasons. We explore whether it really works.
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Don't Talk to a Chatbot if You See This! Experts Issue Important Warning
Chatbots seem harmless, but in the wrong hands, they can scam you. Here's how to spot them.
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10 Billion Passwords Leaked on a Hacker Forum
A file containing almost 10 billion stolen passwords is for sale on the Dark Web. This compilation of data, stolen over the last 20 years, could lead to many attacks with unprecedented damage.
9 July
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The Streaming Choice Is Huge, This App Helps You Choose
In today's world, streaming platforms offer an overwhelming array of movies and TV shows, making it difficult to choose what to watch. This challenge is what the Binge app aims to solve, providing an easy way to discover new content without the frustration of endless scrolling.
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How to Get a Good Mobile Signal Everywhere: Expert Tips
With these expert tips, you'll never lose quality on your calls again.
8 July
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Why You Should Avoid Leaving Your Electric Car Plugged In All Night
As with smartphones, we must exercise caution when recharging electric cars, which present a real risk if used indiscriminately. As electric cars become more popular, new questions are emerging about their safety, particularly regarding night-time charging. While these vehicles are generally considered safe, there are still risks associated with leaving your electric car plugged in all night.
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WhatsApp Users Discover a New Button: Here's What It Does
WhatsApp users have stumbled upon a new button in the app, and it's set to bring some clever functionality to the popular messaging platform.
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Is It Possible to Trap Dark Matter? Scientists Want to Create a Trap Using an Underground Detector With Helium
This is what scientists want to do to capture the dark matter that makes up most of our universe. To understand the mystery of space, they must descend into the depths of the Earth.
5 July
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8 Plants That Instantly Make Your Apartment Smell Divine
Houseplants do more than just add a touch of beauty to your home with their colorful flowers and lush foliage. They can also work as natural air fresheners, providing pleasant scents without the need for artificial candles, essential oils, or aerosol sprays. Here are eight of the best-smelling houseplants to fill your home with delightful aromas year-round.
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Netflix Makes an Abrupt Decision That Will Shut Out Millions of Users
Executives at the popular streaming platform have made a difficult decision that is causing much discontent.
4 July
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Common Mistake When Charging a Smartphone: If You Do This, You're Damaging Your Battery
Many smartphone users make a common mistake when charging their devices, which can damage the battery due to overheating.
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Food Moths: Here Are the Best Techniques for Eliminating Them from Your Cupboards
Have you discovered small flying or crawling insects among your food? They might be food moths, a plague that's invading kitchens everywhere. Don't wait any longer to eliminate them from your cupboards!
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This Secret Method Gives You Free Windows and Microsoft Office for Life
There's a little-known way to activate any version of Windows or Microsoft Office for free in just a few seconds. It's so fast and convenient that even Microsoft support uses it!
3 July
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Colonization of Mars: Can This Moss Make The Planet Habitable?
It is not afraid of cold, heat, or radiation. It is an ordinary moss but could contain enormous potential to conquer other planets.
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Men Who Are Deeply Unhappy in Life Often Exhibit These 10 Behaviors (Without Realizing It)
There's a fine line between being unhappy and not realizing it.
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Sleeping With the Light On Increases the Risk of Diabetes: When to Turn off Your Smartphone
An international research team has determined that exposure to nighttime light can significantly increase the risk of type 2 diabetes.
2 July
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Have You Been Added to a WhatsApp Group? Watch Out, It Can Be a Scam!
Have you ever found yourself suddenly added to a WhatsApp group without your consent? Beware, as it might just be a load of nonsense! In this article, we'll tell you more about this type of scam and explain how to avoid it.
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Apple's AirPods Max May Get an Unusual Addition: Analyst Surprises with Forecast
A possible new feature could take the sound of AirPods to a new dimension, making them part of the Vision Pro audiovisual ecosystem.
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WhatsApp Is Getting AI: This Is How "Images for You" Will Work
AI in WhatsApp isn't new, however Meta is now testing a feature that will generate images from user photographs.
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A New Internet Speed Record Has Been Set in This Country—And It's Impressive
Is there a speed limit for fiber optic networks? The new record raises the bar.
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Chrome Browser Expands with Long-Awaited Feature - Many Will Be Pleased
For those who prefer audio books and listening to content whilst they do other things, Google Chrome has finally added this eagerly awaited feature.
1 July
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Are Your Tires Too Old? This Code Will Tell You, and Your Safety Depends on It
Even if they seem to be in good condition, your tires can become fragile if they are too old. It's in your best interest to check their age by examining a special code on the sidewall.
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This Top-Secret Futuristic Submarine Was Spotted by Chance on Google Maps
Google Maps users were surprised to discover a top-secret submarine in a satellite view of a U.S. naval base. It's a futuristic design that's supposed to stay out of the public eye.
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After Spam, Slop: The New Internet Nuisance
Spam, the curse of the Internet, has found an annoying replacement: slop. This new practice has emerged with the rise of generative AI and has invaded social networks. But what exactly is slop?
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British Fake Number Plate Crisis: Drivers Buy Number Plates Online for £10 to Trick Surveillance Cameras
In Britain, altered number plates are being sold online to trick cameras and avoid penalties.
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What Happens When You Forget Your PET Bottle in the Sun: Research Reveals Worrying Results
With summer in full swing, it's common to see people carrying plastic water bottles everywhere, especially to the beach. However, recent research suggests this might not be as harmless as it seems.
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The 5-Minute Rule for Your Air Conditioner: Every Driver Should Know This
These tips will help ensure that your air conditioner works longer without repairs, and you'll also feel cooler, much faster the next time you get into your car on a hot day.