Like a wine without a cork, gas can go bad when it sits around mingling with air. Fuel actually starts to turn nasty after 30 days. Since your car's fuel system is not an airtight container, ...

Winter weather doesn’t mean grilling season has to end, but it does raise questions about how to care for your grill. From heavy snow in the Midwest to rainy winters on the coast, the weather you face ...

Preparing your lawn mower for winter storage protects the engine and saves you costly repairs in spring. Leaving old gas in the tank can create sludge that clogs the carburetor, resulting in ...

When the leaves start changing, most of us put away our lawn mowers for the winter. Make sure you empty the gas tank before storing it over the winter. Consumer Reports has some tips to make sure your ...