Consumer Reports releases first-ever top 10 used car picks
Looking for a new car can be daunting and sometimes expensive, but Consumer Reports said it doesnโt have to make you break the bank. Instead, it recommends buying a used car.
Consumer Reports | Products to elevate your outdoor space
Warmer weather and longer days mean more time to enjoy your outdoor space, whether big or small. We asked the experts at Consumer Reports to round up some top-recommended summer products and gear.
Consumer Reports | The best products for a day at the beach
If youโre gearing up for some fun in the sun this summer, but youโre overwhelmed by all of the options for chairs, towels, and umbrellas, weโve got you covered with some of the best beach, pool and lake gear you can buy.
Consumer Reports | Forever chemicals found in some milk
In April, the Environmental Protection Agency put new limits on PFAs or forever chemicals, in drinking water. But it may surprise you โ there are still no federal guidelines when it comes to those same chemicals in food.
Consumer Reports | Spring cleaning products that wonโt break the bank
April is the first full month of spring, and that means sales on items for inside and outside our homes โ think spring cleaning and lawn care.
Consumer Reports | Can soda be good for you?
Can soda ever be good for you? At the grocery store or gas station, you might notice claims on some cans and bottles that say the soft drink has wellness benefits such as easing stress, boosting immunity, and lifting energy.
Some doorbell cameras sold on Amazon and other online sites have major security flaws, report says
Consumer Reports says some doorbell cameras sold by Amazon and other online retailers have security flaws that could allow bad actors to view footage from the devices or control them completely.
Consumer Reports | Warnings about plastic chemicals in foods
It sounds gross and dangerous, but plastic chemicals are lurking in the foods we eat. The reality is that those chemicals are there and weโve known about it for decades.10 News anchor John Carlin explains recent testing by Consumer Reports reveals some of the foods with higher levels of these chemicals and how to avoid them.
Consumer Reports: What to buy in January
Whether youโre gearing up for resolutions or just looking for a fresh start in 2024, Consumer Reportsโ exclusive product tests and shopping tips will help you find the items you need to ring in the New Year with seasonal savings.
Consumer Reports | How to save on manufactured home, tiny home insurance
Thereโs no doubt manufactured and tiny homes are significantly cheaper than traditional homes, but thereโs often a surprise after the purchase: insurance can cost twice as much. 10 News is working for you to reveal ways to get a lower premium.
Summer lawn care tips | Consumer Reports
Summer means plenty of time out in the yard trying to beat back, cut down and keep up with our growing grasses, plants, and yes, weeds! Hereโs how you can maintain a lovely landscape this season and beyond.
The fine print behind buy now, pay later | Consumer Reports
Buy now, pay later options can be found everywhere these days โ available at checkout retailers like Amazon and Walmart, and even at restaurants and grocery stores.
Which food labels are healthy and which are just hype? | Consumer Reports
If you want to choose food thatโs produced without harmful pesticides and fertilizers, CR says to look for the USDA Organic seal, which has stringent verification rules.
Yoga to manage chronic pain, maintain mobility | Consumer Reports
Yoga, which blends movements and poses with deep breathing, meditation, and stretching, has many potential health and physical benefits that can help you ease your chronic pain.
Five ways you can tell if you need a new grill | Consumer Reports
Whether youโre a year-round griller or more of a seasonal barbecuer, now is a good time to take a look at your grill and decide if it needs replacing ... but do you know what to look for?
Hereโs why you need an emergency fund | Consumer Reports
From inflation to unemployment, to worries about being unable to work because of an illness, having an emergency fund can help smooth out lifeโs financial hits ... this is why starting one may not be as hard as you think.
With current interest rates, should you buy or lease a car?
When itโs time for a new car, the choice between buying or leasing can be a tough call, especially with persistent supply chain issues and rising interest rates.