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In This Issue
February 2011 - Departments
- Up Front
- Which chicken wings for your
wingding? - Make sense of social networking
- 9-year-old Prius retains its youth
- Don't spend to clean gems
- Claim check: Does this Valspar
paint cover best? - Panty poll
- Dandy candy—at a price
- Consumer finance law takes effect
- Recalls & safety alerts
- The problem with recalls
- CR Health
- Your bladder on drugs: Necessary or
too risky? - Pheromone-enhanced body wash
- CR Money
- Get ready for tax time
- Viewpoint
- Your bank, now better
- From our president
- Ratings on the go
- Selling It
- Your Letters
- Ask our experts
- Browse issues
- 15 ways to never run out of money
How to stay in the green zone, plus secrets of successful savers.
- Downsized!
It's not your imagination: Products are getting smaller.
Special diet & fitness section
Lab Tests 
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Snow blowers
Best models for jobs of any size. -
Tablet computers
Samsung Galaxy vs. Apple iPad. -
Toasters
Top picks for cooking—and toasting, too.
- More Tests: Simple upgrade for TV, Lightbulbs, Ready, world? and All-star appliances.
Cars
How to avoid hydroplaning.
Road tests of the Chevrolet Tahoe LTZ, Ford Edge, Infiniti QX56, Jeep Grand Cherokee, Lincoln MKX, and Porsche Cayenne.
Road tests of the Chevrolet Tahoe LTZ, Ford Edge, Infiniti QX56, Jeep Grand Cherokee, Lincoln MKX, and Porsche Cayenne.
Consumer Reports February 2011 provides recommendations, expert buying advice, and Ratings on hundreds of consumer products. Consumer Reports is one of the most trusted sources for information and advice on consumer products and services, with more than 7 million
print and online subscribers. It conducts the most comprehensive testing programs of any U.S. publication or Web site, and
the magazine's experts have decades of experience in testing and reporting. To become a subscriber, consumers can call 1-800-234-1645.
Updated information and reports from the magazine can be accessed online at www.ConsumerReports.org.
