Stay-in-your-car oil change, with safety and maintenance checks, in about 15 mins - by certified techs without touching keys/oil reset light
Apple-certified technicians fix cracked screens on all models in the iPhone 5 family
Soft cloths remedy stained cars with recycled water, triple-coat wax, wheel polish, and tire dressing
Certified technicians not only perform an oil change, but also do a maintenance check of wiper blades, power-steering fluid, and more
Automobile techs align the wheels on a car to prevent uneven tire wear and ensure clients’ vehicles are running properly
Local businesses like this one promote thriving, distinctive communities by offering a rich array of goods and services to locals like you
Participants prepare for the written DMV exam with online driver’s license prep courses
Online training course in how to pilot an unmanned aerial vehicle, a skill that might lead to new jobs as drones become increasingly popular
Having a snow cover on the windshield or side mirrors protects them from harsh winter weather and can help save time on defrosting
Men can get advice on everything from fashion to food to health along with behind-the-scenes interviews with entertainment and sports stars
Sports and vintage car enthusiasts magazines with a plethora of tips on in-depth DIY projects, gear reviews, and a calendar of car events
Road tests and grill-to-trunk evaluations inform one of the leading voices on new vehicles
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The Best Car Accessories Under $20
There's no song that will make sitting in bumper-to-bumper traffic bearable. Transform your daily commute with the best car accessories and gadgets.
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How Afrobella Blogger Patrice Yursik Learned to Love Her Natural Curls
When Patrice Yursik was first picking a name for her blog, she knew it had to have “bella” in it somewhere. She liked that it was an internationally recognized word for beauty, and she “wanted the whole framing of [the blog] to be, ‘Traditionally, we have been told we aren’t beautiful, but we are.’”
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How to French-Braid Your Hair in 90 Seconds or Less
A french braid is an optical illusion of sorts—it looks like it requires a lot of effort, but if you know what you’re doing, it only takes about 90 seconds. One surprising tip: ditch the comb. When I was little, my mom used a comb to meticulously french-braid my hair before school, and it would take at least 10 minutes. Instead, follow these steps, practice the proper finger placement, and before long you’ll find yourself cruising through this 'do.
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