you need 49 milk crates—not so many for those who live near a grocery or corner store where they tend to accumulate. You stack the milk crates into a pyramid-shaped set of "stairs" that reach up ...

Seriously, don't try this at home. The milk crate challenge has participants scale milk crates stacked like a mountain with a seven milk crate-tall peak. While seven milk crates may not sound very ...

loading areas behind stores and restaurants where empty crates have been stacked for pickup. In addition to the dairy industry, bakeries, soda companies and other businesses that use reusable plastic ...

OK, but — how is not getting a vaccine any different than walking over a stack of wobbly milk crates? I mean, these kids are just exercising their “freedom,” right? And who knows if these ...

Enter the Milk Crate Challenge, a painful pastime in which social media bozos attempt to traverse a pyramid of precariously stacked milk crates — generally with disastrous results. Allegedly ...

The milk crate challenge has been circulating on social media this week. People take videos as they try to walk across stacked empty crates. Although we regulate milk, we can't recommend you try that.

Step by step, the participant walks precariously up a pyramid of milk crates, inching closer to greatness or, more likely, a wipeout viewed by millions — and maybe a trip to the emergency room.

If you can stack a block, this DIY can probably be completed over a weekend. With a clever repurposing of some everyday milk crates, you can craft your own DIY closet for extra storage.