 | Water Savers For Your Yard
Spending 15 to 60 dollars on an outdoor water timer can be an easy way to turn down your water bill.
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 | Best Grills Tested
If you haven't gone grill shopping lately, Good Housekeeping says you may be surprised at the versatility and looks of new models costing under $500.
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 | Skin Cancer Advice
Jack Glynn has a history of melanoma, so every year Dr. David Polsky of the NYU Cancer Institute uses Total Body Photography to follow his progress.
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 | Saving Money On Summer Clothes
Women shopaholics: listen up! Good Housekeeping's Fashion Director says there are great summer bargains that are big on style, but small on prices.
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 | Summer Food Savings
We're all trying to save money right now, but Good Housekeeping said that's not a good reason to give up entertaining in the summer.
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 | Testing Out Pool Alarms
Over 200 children under five drown each year in swimming pools and spas. In fact, drowning is the second leading cause of death among kids under 15. So The Good Housekeeping Institute tested pool alarms and gate alarms to see which ones can keep kids safe.
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 | Finding the Best Self-Tanner
It's almost time to bare those legs, but you don't have to be pale... you can try new self-tanners. Sunless tanning lotions are a quick and safe way to get a tan, but which tanners really work?
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 | Kitchen Gadgets To Make Better Eggs
How do you like your eggs? Poached? Over easy? In an omelet? The Good Housekeeping Research Institute serves up new egg-cooking tools that can help. One foolproof gadget that aced Good Housekeeping's tests was the Nordic Ware Microwave Egg Boiler.
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 | Pants-Shopping Advice For Women
Some women say that shopping for pants is almost as tough as shopping for a bathing suit. So Good Housekeeping's fashion experts held a photo shoot for women to help them find pants that fit their body types.
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 | Best Ergonomic Gardening Tools For Women
Now that warmer weather has arrived, you may be ready to start work on your garden. But all that digging and weeding can lead to aches and pains. So the Good Housekeeping Institute tested gardening tools with ergonomic or strain-reducing features to find the best.
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