How To
How to Identify and Get Rid of Leaf-Footed Bugs
If you’ve noticed damage and discoloration on the fruits and vegetables in your garden, you might be dealing with some leaf-footed bugs. These large insects only suck the juices from inside leaves and fruits, so they aren’t the most damaging pests, but th...
How to Wrap Bath Bombs
Bath bombs are the perfect addition to a warm bath, but they’re no fun if they fizz or break down before you get a chance to use them. Bath bombs react to moisture, so they last longer when they’re properly wrapped. Luckily, it’s really easy to wrap a bat...
How to Check Metrocard Balance: NYC, Adelaide, New Zealand & Tokyo
If you're using the public transportation system in New York City, Adelaide, Tokyo, or New Zealand, we're here to help you check your MetroCard balance. Each city or country has its own system for accessing MetroCard balances. Depending on the system, you...
3 Easy Ways to Uninstall App Updates on Android
Did you install an update to an app on your Android and discover that you want to roll back the app to a previous version? Only certain phones and certain apps will allow you to uninstall an app's updates—most phones and apps will not have this option. If...
How to Group Apps on Android
Want to group the apps on your Android so the screen isn't so cluttered? This wikiHow article will show you how to create new folders for your apps, both on your Home screen and in your app drawer or tray.
How to Check Your SSD Health
This wikiHow teaches you how to check the health of your solid-state drive (SSD) on a Windows or Mac computer. On Windows, you can check the health of your SSD using a third-party application, and on Mac, you can use the built-in disk utility.
How to Prune Yucca Plants
Yucca trees are low maintenance and easily adaptable, making them widely popular houseplants. Pruning yucca plants is a quick and simple process. Remove unwanted leaves from both indoor and outdoor plants, or shorten your potted yuccas. While pruning is n...
How to Delete Movies from iTunes
This wikiHow teaches you how to remove a movie you downloaded from the iTunes Store or the Apple TV app from your iPhone, iPad, PC, or Mac. Removing a movie just deletes the file from your computer, phone, or tablet—as long as you bought the movie, you ca...
How to Manage iPhone Subscriptions
This wikiHow teaches you how to manage your iTunes and App Store subscriptions when you’re using an iPhone.
How to Use Monistat 3
If you have an uncomplicated yeast infection (i.e., an infection with mild to moderate symptoms that does not recur frequently and is not associated with any other medical conditions) and want to treat it with an over-the-counter medication, use Monistat...
How to Transfer from Army Reserve to Active Duty
While many people easily move from active duty to the reserves after they finish their enlistment period, transferring from the reserves to active duty can be a bit more complicated. To start the process, contact your nearest army recruiter. They can help...
How to Create an LLC for a Rental Property
If you own rental property in the U.S., creating an LLC to manage that property can be a good way to protect your personal assets. An LLC also makes it easier for you to keep your business expenses separate from your personal expenses, which can make thin...
How to Identify Fenton Glass
Fenton Art Glass Company has been in business for over 100 years, and they are the largest manufacturer of handmade colored glass in the U.S. Finding a piece of Fenton glass at an antique shop or online auction can be exciting, but you may not know how to...
How to Eject Water from the Apple Watch After It Gets Wet
This wikiHow teaches you how to turn off the Water Lock protection on your Apple Watch. Doing so will force out any water that's in the speakers or microphone well.
How to Save an Email as a PDF on Android
This wikiHow teaches you how to save a Gmail message as a PDF file on an Android phone or tablet.
How to Update Microsoft Word on PC or Mac
This wikiHow teaches you how to install Microsoft Word updates on your Windows or macOS computer.