Modern homes are full of electronic devices, and with those often come unwieldy, tangled piles of cords. This free upcycle can help get them under control.

A recent study reveals that black plastic kitchen utensils may release harmful chemicals into food, potentially causing cancer and other health issues. "We've been using them since the 1970s," said ...

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A study identified black spatulas as a source of chemical leaks in food – but miscalculated the dosage. So how concerned ...

can you get more than one use out of it? And even if your grocery store doesn’t charge for plastic bags to transport all of your items, is it ok to reuse them? Are there safety considerations?

Find it on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Late last year, people turned against their black plastic kitchen utensils. Toxic Free Future, an advocacy group, published ...

can you get more than one use out of it? And even if your grocery store doesn’t charge for plastic bags to transport all of your items, is it ok to reuse them? Are there safety considerations?

We will expose results that show that this approach can eliminate the usual compromise of design quality versus design time imposed by design reuse strategies, yielding optimal implementations in very ...