The first soda ever invented tastes nothing like the cans of Coca-Cola or Sprite that we slurp on today. Joseph Priestley, a U.K. chemist, was the pioneer who originally added bubbles to spring ...

Connect the soda bottle "light bulbs" to the planter bulb bases with a circle of hot glue on the inside of the planters. Cut a straight line down the side of one piece of green foam piping.

To make a tree look well-lit (but not over the top), you need about 100 lights per foot: A 6-foot tree requires 600 lights, a 7-foot tree should have 700, and so on.

And if you have a fake Christmas tree? If you go the faux route and don’t feel like foraging for pine needles outside, you can still enjoy your own homemade pine disinfectant.

Only 100 of the limited-edition displays are available for sale. Back in 2020, Jameson released a limited run of Whiskey Trees transforming their signature green bottles into a glass-based ...

Christmas is the one time of year when many of us like our celebration dinner to have as few food miles behind it as possible. We try to get our turkey from that farm shop down the road, maybe buy ...

Carrying on its holiday tradition of the past few years, MTN DEW has another Christmas flavor on tap this year, and it may be the brand’s most unique flavor yet. While it’s not technically ...

Steps . Mold your volcano around a 20-ounce soda bottle. (Follow step 1 above to create your volcano structure.) Mix 1 cup of vinegar, 1 cup of warm water, a teaspoon of dishwashing detergent, and ...