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Gloved hands collecting a tap water sample.

Home

Well owner sees 8 ppb arsenic, just under the EPA limit, and still orders $400 in filters

A decorative wooden storage chest with gold embellishments displayed in a Goodwill store.

Business

Goodwill shopper spots $250 wooden trunk, and asks if thrift store pricing has gone too far

A man sits at a bar with a laptop and a beer, resting his forehead on his hand.

Business

Bar staff warn AI posts could drive customers away, then boss replies: 'Get with the times'

A person uses a shovel to transfer spent grain from a brewing vessel into a bucket.

Business

A Sydney pub owner checked his bins, then cut waste costs by $5,000 a year

A bottle of laundry detergent, a small container, a broken cap, and a pair of pliers on a wooden surface.

Home

Pliers turned an 'empty' Tide jug into one more laundry load

A textured roof with a circular metal fixture and a hole, partially covered by a black material.

Home

A month after closing, a new homeowner got dropped by insurance over a tar roof

Solar panels stacked together, secured with cardboard corners, on a grassy surface.

Home

New Jersey greenlights 1,200W plug-in solar as DIY homeowner eyes new project

An elderly woman's hand rests on a table with papers and a coffee cup nearby, while someone prompts her to sign a paper.

Home

Houston woman posed as county inspector, then her son got 87-year-old's home for $10

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Home

Connecticut homeowner does the solar math, then asks if a two-story DIY install is worth it

A person holds a multimeter while checking connections on a solar inverter with various colored wires.

Tech

South Dakota owner caps grid exports at 22 kW, still makes 6.1 MWh in August after inverter failure

A senior couple calculating a budget.

Business

Homeowner nearing retirement says beloved house would eat 65% of costs, and downsizers weigh in

A person talking about AI-generated clothes.

Tech

A $24 dress sold with an AI image arrived as junk, and thrift stores may be paying, too