Consumer Reports Daily

Whether you're planning a summer of entertaining or you’d rather just relax out back, you'll want to make sure your outdoor space is comfortable and inviting. But before you shop, consider your materials.

What you need to know if you’re thinking of using sunscreen left over from last summer. Will it still protect you this season? Plus, one tip to make sure you receive safety notices after you buy a used vehicle.

One of the most important things to know about buying a car is when to walk away from an untrustworthy dealership. Our experts share one way to find out if it's worth it to even step onto the sales floor.

Whether you’re preparing for summer road trips, barbecues, or both, we’ve got tips that will help you choose the right products for you.

Bottled water is trendy, but is it actually healthier than tap water? Plus, a TV feature to look for if you’re constantly adjusting the sound on your set.

Here’s how your health can improve when you skip four wheels and take your bike to work. Plus, a simple tip to prevent ticks from traveling from wooded areas to your yard.

Here’s an unexpected way to make your car's A/C system more efficient. Plus, one thing all travelers should do before checking their bags.

Sometimes, it can be hard to tell the difference between marketing and fact-based claims. Today, we talk about whether sunscreen with a high SPF offers better protection and whether filling your tires with nitrogen is worth the extra cost.

It’s not easy to find data about what’s in bottled water, so we collected reports directly from as many companies as we could to give you access to that information. Plus, does this folk remedy for removing ticks really work?

It's National Mental Health Week. We talk about how to spot depression, and how to help relieve symptoms.