It’s time for the summer sizzle. But before you fire up the grill for summer cookouts, Consumer Reports said you should give a thorough safety check.

If you're planning on making some eco-friendly home improvements such as new windows or appliances, you may be able to save thousands of dollars by taking advantage of the Inflation Reduction Act.

As the temperature plummets, people will be looking for ways to keep the house warm. Safety experts warn that using the kitchen oven or range is a bad idea.

Before you plug in the space heater or turn on the generator, there are some important safety do's and don'ts to keep in mind.

There's nothing like a hot, cheesy, wood-fired pizza. So, Consumer Reports checked out portable, tabletop pizza ovens to see if you can get that pizzeria taste in your own backyard.

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