Any signs of deferred communal maintenance should be seen with a price tag hovering over them like a vision of a very expensive future. One big clue that you will be hit with a huge assessment ...

Consumer safety charity Electrical Safety First said almost all the products it tested had failed to meet safety standards. The study looked at products, also including electric water heaters ...

California state lawmakers advanced a bill that would require new gas stoves to carry a warning label about potential health ...

But how do you know when it’s time to replace your gutters? Here, we’ve listed six signs you need new gutters, and why. If you’re unsure about the condition of your gutters and are seeking ...

If you've been looking for ways to save on counter space, buying an immersion blender might just be a smart choice. These handy gadgets are perfect for pureeing, whipping and mixing nearly any ...

Crushing ice for a frozen cocktail? Reach for a full-sized blender. Need a quick smoothie for your morning commute? Break out your personal-sized blender, then hit the road with its on-the-go jar.

IT'S important that all drivers know their road signs to ensure the safety of themselves and others. One of those signs is the low bridge warning sign - read more to find out what it is and what ...

Electricity has become so seamlessly integrated into our everyday lives that safety ... electrical hazards. Majano said that you should contact an electrician if you notice any of these signs ...

To maintain a spick-and-span Nutribullet, you must clean the blender base often, especially if your food spills during ...

A stroke can happen to anyone, but recognising the early warning signs can make a huge difference. A stroke occurs when blood flow to part of the brain is interrupted, which can lead to brain damage.

Intense hunger, or polyphagia, is also an early warning sign of diabetes. Your body uses the glucose in your blood to feed your cells. When this system is broken, your cells can’t absorb the ...

The Electrical Safety Foundation International says each year electrical malfunctions account for 35,000 home fires causing more than 1,130 injuries, 500 deaths and $1.4 billion in property damage.