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Q: I’m a 19-year-old college student. I recently ordered a new Dell G15 laptop computer for school. The computer cost more than $800. Dell shipped it via FedEx. FedEx claimed it delivered the computer ...

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It’s problem solved with Kristopher Juniel! The host of the popular Problem Solved Show shows us how to use everyday products to do household tasks much more easily and efficiently.

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