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A guide to what’s beautiful and practical — and where to find it.

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Guest Column Jolie Kerr

Can any of these viral window-washing tools make the task less of a slog?

(Andrea Arevalo/For The Washington Post)

We put four internet darlings to the test.

A 1980s midwestern trend is back: The porch goose

Life-size decorative goose statues for the lawn, garden or porch are making a big comeback, possibly as an antidote to uncertain times.

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Guest Column Jolie Kerr

Self-cleaning cutting board sets are everywhere. But do they work?

“Self-cleaning” really means “self-drying.” But the scissors are nice.

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Why you should never take a shower during a thunderstorm

Experts warn against showering during thunderstorms because of the risk of electric shock or fatal electrocution.

I have my moldy patio professionally cleaned every year. Can I clean it myself?

Chlorine bleach or oxygen bleach cleaners or homemade vinegar mixtures can be used to get rid of mold on patios.

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