Before tossing out your cardboard milk cartons, check out the several ways you can transform them into useful items you can ...

Can you microwave cardboard? In short, no. Cardboard's composition includes some flammable materials which, if exposed to the high heats food and liquid reach when being microwaved, could ignite.

Transform your leftover cardboard boxes into extraordinary home decor with this brilliant and creative idea! In this video, ...

Dear Heloise: Do you have too many cardboard boxes that won’t fit or fill up the trash can? Spray the boxes with water! The cardboard becomes soft, pliable, and easy to bend.

"Cats are instinctively drawn to cardboard boxes," says Dr. Ray Spragley, a veterinarian at Zen Dog Vet in Tuckahoe, New York. Here are the five reasons they can't resist a seemingly basic box.

But now that you’ve freed your device from its cardboard or plastic cage, you have one more task: Figure out what to do with the packaging. Should you keep the box? And if so, for how long?