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We're back from Berlin. Europe’s largest home tech trade show, IFA, had an impressive lineup that gave us more to talk about than we expected. Our top picks are right below. Also on deck: the screen that ended our calendar chaos, the right way to load a dishwasher, and a tool rental trick nobody talks about.
Let’s get into it.
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We hung the Greenlight Family Hub on our kitchen wall and never looked back. It syncs everyone's schedule, doubles as a photo frame, and mostly justifies its price tag—with one small caveat.
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Half-clean dishes after a full cycle aren't always a broken machine talking. Nine times out of ten, it's how you loaded it—wrong rack, wrong angle, wrong everything. Here's the six-step fix that actually works.
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That tile saw you'll use exactly once doesn't need a permanent spot in your garage. The Home Depot's rental program covers the one-and-done jobs, but the math bends the other way for tools you'll reach for every month.
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