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Uncover your kibble: 5 things to look for in your dog’s food

K9 Natural reports five key factors to consider when choosing dog food: protein quality, digestibility, ingredients, whole-body health, and avoiding unnecessary fillers.

Survey: Why 1,000 moms feel they need permission to rest

Naturepedic reports that a survey of 1,000 U.S. moms reveals a "sleep permission gap," where many feel guilty about prioritizing rest, leading to insufficient sleep.

Americans own more clothes than ever. Here's how to store them correctly.

Closets by Design reports that Americans buy an average of 53 new garments yearly, leading to an increase in textile waste. 

Report: Lab-grown diamonds reach 51% of new engagement rings in 2026

BriteCo reports over half of newly appraised engagement rings feature lab-grown diamonds, with median prices for these rings significantly lower than natural ones.

A 1917 silent film about a deadly factory fire was lost for over a century. It just resurfaced.

UL Research Institutes reports on the rediscovery of the 1917 silent film "An Unbeliever Convinced," revealing its impact on industrial safety and film preservation.

Weeds, whacked: 7 ways to kill weeds from your driveway and sidewalks

HomeServe reports seven effective methods to eliminate weeds from driveways and sidewalks, using simple solutions like boiling water, vinegar, and baking soda.

The fall reset is real: Families are back to busy

Shipt reports families are feeling overwhelmed as fall routines resume, with 60% of parents finding the transition stressful due to increased errands and expenses.

Top 10 states embracing creative baby name spellings

ThatsThem reports that creative baby name spellings are trending in the U.S., with Mississippi leading in unique names, followed by Alabama and Louisiana.

The home design shift bringing natural light and energy performance together

Reece Windows & Doors reports a shift in home design focusing on maximizing natural light, which boosts energy efficiency, enhances well-being, and lowers energy bills.

Cuffing season is coming. Here’s how to know if your match is actually real.

PeopleFinders reports that as cuffing season begins, dating app users must be cautious of romance scams, adding the importance of verifying matches to protect your identity and heart.

Shortlisting a residential water softener: A buyer’s guide

Culligan Harvey reports that shortlisting a residential water softener involves assessing household demand, plumbing compatibility, system types, and long-term maintenance costs.

From the drive-thru to the digital model: How decades of store redesigns changed the way people shop and eat

Sevan Multi-Site Solutions reports how decades of store redesigns, like drive-thrus and self-checkouts, transformed shopping habits, often unnoticed by consumers.

Is your skin care truly clean? A data-backed checklist

Ogee reports on consumers' demand for clean skincare, adding that a checklist can guide shoppers to verify product transparency, ingredient safety, and third-party certifications for informed purchases.

What’s driving the push for faster home renovations in 2026?

Reece Windows & Doors reports the global home renovation market reached $2.05 trillion in 2025, driven by demand for faster, efficient renovations that minimize disruption.

More than a mess: Research finds disorganized homes increase stress

Closets by Design reports that disorganized homes increase stress and anxiety, with clutter linked to hormonal changes, decreased focus, and lower life satisfaction.

Bouillon vs. broth vs. stock: What are the key differences?

Knorr reports that stock, broth, and bouillon differ in preparation and concentration. 

Why September is a good time for a fireplace upgrade

Modern Flames reports September is ideal for upgrading fireplaces as cool evenings approach, allowing homeowners to modernize their spaces for comfort and style.

How sleep, stress, and your skin are connected

Ogee reports that skin health is influenced by sleep and stress, emphasizing the need for consistent habits to improve recovery and appearance.

Why do I sweat more than others in hot weather?

AXE reports that sweating varies among individuals due to genetics, environment, activity level, stress, and hormonal changes, offering tips for management.

Is your tap water safe? What regulations do and don’t tell you

Culligan reports that many Americans think municipal tap water is completely contaminant-free, but new research exposes the gap between legal regulations and drinking water quality.

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