All About The Ryobi Mower Battery Lawsuit
Ryobi has gotten into hot water more than once, with the latest incident being a class-action lawsuit related to fire-prone mower batteries. Here's the story.
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Are DeWalt 18V And 20V Power Tool Batteries Interchangeable?
With an 18V to 20V adapter, DeWalt 20V batteries can power most 18V tools, but battery size and tool type affect compatibility and charging.
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Is Ryobi's 18V 2Ah Battery Worth Buying? Here's Which Tools It's Good For
Ryobi's 18V 2Ah battery can be used with many different tools, but its relatively low amp-hour rating makes it best suited for certain ones.
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How Does Harbor Freight's Airless Paint Sprayer Work?
Paint rollers require a lot of manual labor, and standard paint sprayers can have inconsistent results, but Harbor Freight's airless paint sprayer is different.
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Ryobi Vs. Masterforce Impact Driver: How These Competitor Power Tools Compare
If you've been shopping for impact drivers at your local Menards, you've probably checked out the Masterforce Impact Driver, but how does it stack up to Ryobi?
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Is It Cheaper To Buy Ryobi Tools From Its Website Or Home Depot?
There is very little difference in price between buying tools direct from Ryobi or shopping at Home Depot, although sales events can drive prices down.
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Why You Should Never Fully Discharge DeWalt Batteries Before Recharging Them
While it might make sense to wait until a DeWalt power tool battery is completely empty before recharging, this is actually a bad idea and could damage it.
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Are Ryobi And Milwaukee Tools Made In The Same Factory?
Popular power tool brands Milwaukee and Ryobi are both owned by Techtronic Industries, but that doesn't mean they're the same tools wearing different colors.
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Ryobi Vs. DeWalt Pressure Washer Surface Cleaner: How Do They Compare?
Neither DeWalt nor Ryobi pressure washer surface cleaners have high user satisfaction, and DeWalt's offering has both a higher price and lower rating
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How Long Do DeWalt Tools Last? Here's How Long The Warranty Is Good For
DeWalt tools are renowned for their reliability and durability, but how long can you actually expect a DeWalt tool to last you under normal use?
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DeWalt Vs Milwaukee: Which Brand Makes The Better Impact Wrench? (According To Users)
If you're in the market for an impact wrench, you're very likely looking at either DeWalt or Milwaukee, but which impact wrench do users prefer?
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How To Contact Black And Decker About Replacement Parts If A Tool Or Appliance Breaks
Need to replace or repair something you own that was made by Black and Decker? The brand has a number of methods of contacting them and making arrangements.
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13 Of The Cheapest Makita Power Tools You Can Buy In 2025
Think Makita is only for professionals who can spend $300 on a single battery? Think again! Some of Makita's best tools can be found for less than $150.
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Don't Use Ryobi's Impact Driver To Remove Lug Nuts — This Is The Tool You Need
Even though Ryobi's impact driver is a great tool to have on hand, it's not what is recommended for removing lug nuts. Instead, you should use this.
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Does Milwaukee's Rolling Packout Tool Box Fit Under A Tonneau Cover?
If you're trying to carry a Milwaukee Rolling Packout Tool Box in a truck, you may have to contend with a tonneau cover, but will it even fit under one?
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The Overlooked Ryobi Attachment That Makes Cleaning Your Windows Easier
Cleaning your window exteriors can be a huge pain. Lugging around a bucket full of soapy water is never fun, but what if a cordless tool could make it easier?
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13 Of The Cheapest DeWalt Power Tools You Can Buy In 2025
DeWalt has a reputation as an expensive but reliable toolmaker. These 13 tools are the exception that proves the rule, without sacrificing quality.
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Who Makes Amazon's Denali Brand Tools & Are They Any Good?
The Amazon owned Denali brand of power tools are likely appealing for their availability and affordability, but users have had mixed results with the tools.
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Can You Use Ryobi HP Batteries On Non-HP Tools?
Ryobi HP batteries fit most 18 V ONE+ tools, even non‑HP ones. While they offer perks with HP tools, they still power regular models just fine.
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Can You Use DeWalt Batteries On Harbor Freight's Hercules Tools?
Instead of buying a whole new set of tool batteries for a different brand, it would be convenient to use DeWalt batteries in Hercules tools. Is it possible?
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What Is Milwaukee's Smallest Impact Driver? (And What Can You Do With It?)
An impact driver can come in handy for quite a few different projects, and Milwaukee has one that comes in a small package. Here's what it's capable of.
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How Many Extensions Can You Add To A Ryobi Pole Saw?
The Ryobi Pole Saw is a useful tool for cutting those hard to reach limbs, but just how much longer can you make it with the aid of extension poles?
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All About Makita's Smart Cooler: Smart Features, Price, & More
Everything is coming up smart these days, including portable food storage devices like the Makita Smart Cooler.
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How Does Milwaukee's Tick Tool Tracker Work, And Is It A Good Buy?
If you want to keep from losing your tools, look no further than Milwaukee's tracking solution, the Tick, a device designed to help you easily find anything.
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Can You Use The Milwaukee Transfer Pump For Fuel? Here's Why You Shouldn't
While the Milwaukee Transfer Pump is meant for water, users may wonder if it will also work for fuel. Here's everything you need to know about the tool.
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10 Of The Biggest Harbor Freight Recalls In Recent History
Harbor Freight sells affordable tools and products that often hit a surprisingly high bar of quality, but not everything it offers has been so consistent.
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Why You Should Never Fully Discharge Ryobi Batteries Before Recharging Them
Taking care of your Ryobi tools, means taking care of the batteries as well. That includes never fully discharging batteries before recharging. We explain why.
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