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A guide to what’s beautiful and practical — and where to find it.

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How to shop for clothes you won’t have to purge in a year

(José L. Soto)

Knowing what you have and figuring out your personal “basics” will save you money and effort down the road.

By Jennifer Barger

How to do your pet’s laundry

Walter’s hoodie and Charlotte’s leash need a rinse.

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Which home energy upgrades will save you money? We did the math.

Going green at home can reduce emissions — but also raise your utility bills. The Post asked experts to do the math on a real-life scenario.

You can make every day Earth Day with these tiny climate actions

For Earth Day 2025, here are simple planet-friendly activities that people can incorporate into their lives, starting with their morning shower.

Have questions about your pet? Ask The Post’s veterinarian columnist.

Ask a veterinarian about your pet’s habits, health, behavior and more

Why is my washing machine staining my linens?

The color and pattern of the stain — as well as where it occurs — can help you figure out the cause, and the solution

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