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Some manufacturers are launching their own take-back programs for items that municipalities aren't set up to handle. These are some of our favorites.

Daydreaming about swapping that little-used closet for the extra bathroom your family desperately needs? To spruce up your space—without sledgehammering your pocketbook—read this.

When we try to recycle the unrecyclable, we gum up the whole process. “It’s a waste of time, money, and other resources when recycling centers have to deal with things they don’t accept,” explains Darby Hoover, a recycling expert with the Natural Resources Defense Council. These items can’t go in your recycling bin—but you can still get rid of them responsibly.

It’s called the “bullet journal,” and everyone’s doing it.

It’s time to put the controversy to rest.

Say bye to stinky body odor.

Here’s what’s trending in home decor—brought to you by the most popular styles on the red carpet