The Family Handyman

The Family Handyman is a magazine focused on home improvement in the United States, and it is owned by Trusted Media Brands, Inc.

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What Is Waymo? Everything To Know About Google's Autonomous Cars

3 days ago | familyhandyman.com | Rebecca Brown

If you've been following news coverage of recent anti-ICE protests in Los Angeles, you may have heard about protestors burning Waymo vehicles. But unless you frequent the select few cities where they've been rolled out so far, you're likely unfamiliar with the company. Here's a rundown of what exactly those vehicles are, and why controversy surrounds them. What Is a Waymo? Waymo is the rebrand of Google's self-driving car project.
What It All Means

1 week ago | familyhandyman.com | Rebecca Brown

When it comes time to renew your vehicle registration, there's a plethora of paperwork to do. Renewal fees vary based on state as well as the vehicle you own, and different states have different inspection requirements. Once your registration arrives in the mail, you'll have to affix a new sticker to your plate. But there's a second type of sticker you may have to contend with as well. Read on as we do a deep dive into decoding your inspection sticker. What Are Inspection Stickers?
82,000 Harley-Davidson Motorcycles Recalled Over Faulty Tires

1 week ago | familyhandyman.com | Rebecca Brown

Bad news for motorcycle enthusiasts: According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), over 80,000 Harley-Davidsons are being recalled due to tire issues that pose a grave risk to the rider as well as other motorists on the road. If you own one of these motorcycles, you may have a problem on your hands. Find out if your motorcycle has this issue and what to do to fix it. Which Motorcycles Are Harley-Davidson Recalling?
How To Fix Crooked Cabinet Doors in 4 Easy Steps

1 week ago | familyhandyman.com | Samuel Rosenmayer

Achieve perfectly aligned cabinet doors that open and close smoothly with this step-by-step project on how to adjust cabinet doors. If you're frustrated with cabinet doors that don't quite line up, there's a straightforward solution that requires just a screwdriver (and a level if you want to be thorough). My cabinets are equipped with European-style hinges, which are incredibly user-friendly when it comes to adjustments.
171K Mazdas Recalled Over Airbag Safety Risk

2 weeks ago | familyhandyman.com | Rebecca Brown

Automotive , the issue is something small and easily fixable, but other times, the recall is due to faulty safety features. Unfortunately for Mazda owners, the recent recall involves the latter. According to the recalls are a fact of life, and they should never be ignored. Sometimes National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), hundreds of thousands of Mazdas have faulty airbags. Find out if yours is on the list and how to remedy the problem. Which Mazdas Have Faulty Airbags?
Kitchen Color Showdown: Dark vs. White

2 weeks ago | familyhandyman.com | Erica Young

For the last few years, white kitchens have dominated the interior design space. When remodeling, most people (me included!) opted for white cabinets, white countertops, and even a white backsplash. While white kitchens still have their place, dark and moody kitchens have entered the chat. Dark green cabinets, rich black countertops, and espresso wood tones are becoming more and more common. So the question is, dark vs. white kitchen-which one should you choose?
Why 2025 Will See Fewer New Car Models Than Ever

2 weeks ago | familyhandyman.com | Rebecca Brown

Whether you're a car aficionado or just someone who catches the occasional commercials, new car models are exciting. Even if you're not in the market for a vehicle, it's still interesting to hear about the new features and the updated technology that automotive manufacturers are putting on the market. But 2025 is shaping up to have fewer new car models on the market than ever before. How Many Fewer New Car Models Are Coming Out in 2025?
Are Backup Cameras Really Safe? Why You Should Think Twice

2 weeks ago | familyhandyman.com | Bob Lacivita

Backup cameras give you a better view of blind spots below your rear window's line of sight that surpasses views provided by rearview mirrors. This makes driving and maneuvering in our driveways and parking lots safer. But a backup camera doesn't show everything, especially objects low to the ground or outside its range. Relying on both your backup camera and rearview mirror will help you to spot obstacles prior to putting your car in gear and moving.
This New Bladeless Tower Fan is Razor-Thin for Tight Spaces

2 weeks ago | familyhandyman.com | Mary Henn

It's officially June, which means fan shopping might be on your summer to-do list. Traditional indoor fans, however, can be bulky, noisy and-let's be real-an eyesore. Even worse, they can pose a safety risk if you have curious kids or pets tempted by the spinning blades. Let me introduce you to the all-new Shark TurboBlade, a powerful, bladeless tower fan designed for endless customization.
Do You Know What the 3 Little Dots on the Back of Your iPad Are For?

2 weeks ago | familyhandyman.com | Rebecca Brown

As technology continues to change and grow, our devices gain and lose different features. Newer iPhones don't have a separate headphone jack because the new headphones use the exact same port as the charger. And more and more accessories connect with Bluetooth these days, allowing you to enjoy the convenience of a wireless connection when setting up your workspace. But unless you're reading every single press release about the updates and new features, you may not recognize all of the new changes.