2000s Car Models Split Readers; Cars From the 1940s to 1960s Win
Readers gave 2000s car models 49% hearts, the only decade near 50/50, while models from the 1940s to the 1960s drew 83 to 87%.
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Gelatin Molds Are the One Holiday Food Readers Reject; Sweets and Party Food Win
Across 9,103 votes on 193 vintage holiday dishes, candy and sweets drew 88% hearts and cookies 87%, while gelatin and molded salads drew 43%.
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Light, Warm RV Makeovers Get 85% Hearts; Dark Ones Get 22%
Across 46 before-and-after makeovers of a 1980s RV and a camper van, light, warm and soft interiors drew 85% hearts and dark interiors 22%.
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Minimalist Outfits Get 44% Loves Against a 59% Average; Boho Gets 68%
Across 7,056 outfits, minimalist looks drew a 44% love share against a 59% site average, while boho drew 68% and edgy only 23%.
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Burgundy Is the Only Outfit Colour That Stays Above Average With Women Over 40
Compared fairly against the other outfits in the same article, burgundy indexes 111 and white 84, where 100 is average. Navy, brown and black flatten to average.
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47% of Women Over 40 Would Buy a Wool Coat; Only 4% Would Buy a Puffer
Asked which coat they would buy, 47% of 737 readers picked a wool coat, 29% a trench, 16% a leather jacket and 4% a puffer.
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A Modern Linear Fireplace Makes a Room Feel Colder Than No Fireplace at All
79.6% of temperature verdicts on rooms with a modern linear fireplace said “too cold”. Rooms with no fireplace: 37.3%.
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Natural Stone Walkways Beat Brick by 37 Points on Curb Appeal
Compared fairly against the other exteriors in the same article, natural stone walkways index 109 and brick walkways 72, where 100 is average.
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“Too Cold” Is a Bigger Room Complaint Than “Looks Dated”
Of 6,559 reasons readers gave for disliking a room, 16% were “too cold / stark” and 10% “looks dated”. Only 1% said it was out of their budget.
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A Collared Neckline Is the Frumpiest; Scoop and Boat Necks Score Zero
Among readers who judged an outfit too frumpy or flattering, collared necklines drew a 62% frump score. Scoop and boat necks drew none.