NYT Wirecutter

You don't need to spend a lot of money to get a great quality lip liner. Our panel of testers identified exceptional drugstore products that outperformed many higher-end options. See our three favorite lip liners (a precision liner, a dry skin savior, and a long-lasting standout) at the link in our bio. #beauty #lipliner #lipcombo #producttesting #productreview

To celebrate Black History Month, we want to highlight some of our favorite Wirecutter picks from Black-owned businesses. #blackhistorymonth #bhm #productreview #blackownedbusiness

The lingering smell of garlic on your skin after cooking is strong enough to send vampires running. Determined to find a solution, kitchen writer Maki Yazawa enlisted the help of five colleagues to try six deodorizing hacks. Her experiment revealed that the best method lies within your utensil drawer. Tap the link in bio to learn more.

Think your dishwasher sucks? Your detergent might actually be the issue. Tap the link in bio to see all of our favorite picks. #dishwasher #dishwasherdetergent

Happy Groundhog Day everyone! No one asked, but here are some products we would recommend to our close personal friend Punxsutawney Phil. Photos by Greta Rybus, Michael Murtaugh, Michael Hession, Hannah Schwob, Connie Park, Marki Williams #groundhogday #punxsutawneyphil #groundhog #productreview

We hung out with some of Westminster's top dogs to steal their beauty secrets. With glam that could put even the Real Housewives to shame, the pups who win Best in Show represent the platonic ideal of their breeds. Here's what the canine stars use to stay ring-ready. For more puppy styling tips, tap the link in our bio. #westminsterdogshow #grwm #productreview #dogs #dogshow

Kitchen writer Maki Yazawa compared IKEA's $100 cookware against All-Clad's $800 set. Throughout years of testing, our kitchen journalists have consistently found that All-Clad cookware is top-of-the-line. But that quality comes at a price, the company's 10-piece set costs a whopping $800. According to reviews, IKEA's set of pots and pans is seemingly indestructible and capable of lasting nearly two decades — for just $100. If you add the stainless steel frying pan (sold separately) you have a seemingly comparable 10-piece set for about $130. Can this potential dupe could stack up against our buy-it-for-life recommendation? Tap the link in our bio to read more. #IKEA #allclad #dupe #cooking #producttesting #productreview

We hate to say it, but you might be the stinky sponge friend. We put 15 of the most popular sponges through their paces and landed on four that are both great at their jobs and resistant to bad smells (that is, if you disinfect them properly and regularly). Tap the link in bio to learn more. #cleantok #kitchen #cleaning

Shark claims its $400 facial device delivers a “spa-level glow and sculpting in just one use.” "As someone with perpetually clogged New York City pores, I was ready for salvation," writes Neha Tandon. "Instead of the promised land, I found too many steps for too few benefits." Tap the link in our bio to read her full review. #beauty #productreview #facial #producttesting

An emergency weather radio is a must-have in the event of a natural disaster — it’s the best way to get weather warnings and evacuation notices in your home and on the go. Writer Colleen Hagerty tested more than a dozen of them, which was a slightly harrowing experience when NOAA’s weekly alert tests set off our whole collection at once. Colleen and her ears lived to find the four best options. See what topped the list at the link in bio. #emergency #naturaldisaster #emergencyprep #radio #producttesting

A waxed cotton jacket is an investment piece — if well-kept, it should last a lifetime. Here, writer Alex Aciman teaches us how to keep yours in good shape so it keeps you dry for decades to come. Tap the link in bio to learn more.

Me looking at my dish soap 🫦 See more stuff you can clean with it at the link in bio.

When writer Sarah Witman found a vintage 1960s label maker in her grandparents’ basement, she knew she had struck gold. The old-school embosser cranks out dog-tag-like text that oozes mid-century charm. “I use it to label everything,” she writes: the drawers that house her office supplies, her electrical panel, jars of her husband’s homemade eggnog. While her specific model, a pale yellow-green Dymo Mark VI (M-6) Embossing Label Maker, isn’t easily findable online, Sarah went sleuthing to find the next best thing. Dymo still makes a similar embossing-style machine — and there’s an Office Mate version that does okay, too. If you’re interested in your own vintage-looking labels, read her recommendations for where to start looking at the link in bio. Photos by Sarah Witman #vintage #labelmaker #oldschool #productreviews #producttesting

The darkness led me to go against the better judgement of our design team and create these memes. After more than 40 hours of research, we've identified the four best light-therapy lamps to treat SAD symptoms. Tap the link in bio to see our expert recommendations and read more about how we picked and tested. #seasonaldeperession #lighttherapy #productreview #seasonalaffectivedisorder #producttesting

Are new Coach bags as good as the vintage ones? Read the investigation at the link in bio. #coach #vintage #secondhand