INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can use a blow dryer to reheat and melt the candle wax so that it can be easily wiped up. This method is a great choice for hard surfaces like tabletops and candlesticks. It's not an ideal choice for fabrics, especially if the wax is colored, as melting the wax without immediately soaking it up can cause the stain to spread.

SUMMARY: Find and plug in a blow dryer.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The reservoir is the large water container. It should have a removable top where it can easily be refilled.  Use lukewarm water. Don’t use water that is uncomfortably hot. Add a small cup of chlorhexidine mouthwash twice a week to create a sterile environment. Do not use salt water as you may block the pipes of the Waterpik. Choose the tip that works best for you. The options are the classic jet tip, the toothbrush tip, the plaque seeker tip, the orthodontic tip and the pik pocket tip. There should be a way to lock the tip in place, either by twisting it or pressing a button on the handle. Consult the product manual if necessary. Start with your back teeth. Hold the tip away from the teeth and gums rather than touching them directly.  Lean over the sink so you don’t splash water on your countertop. You can either start with the outside of the teeth or the inside, but make sure you spray every interdental area where a regular brush can't reach. There will be either an on-button or a dial that adjusts the water pressure. Start with the low pressure setting. Increase the water pressure as you go along to a rate that is comfortable. Go tooth by tooth to ensure you get everything. Aim for the top of the tooth, the baseline of the gum and the space between each tooth.  Trace both from behind your teeth and from the front. Essentially, you’ll be making four passes to reach the front and back of both and bottom rows. Hold the Waterpik for about two second over each tooth. The entire process should last for about two minutes but take your time to rinse if you feel like it. You should pour out any remaining water. Leaving stale water in the reservoir can cause bacteria to grow.
Summary: Fill the water reservoir. Select the right tip. Place the tip in the handle. Place the tip in your mouth. Turn on the unit. Follow your gum line. Empty the reservoir.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The amount you borrow is referred to as the principal amount. Your principal amount has several components.  The formula for the principal amount of your car loan is (Purchase price) – (rebates) – (cash down payment) – (trade in value). A car purchase will also include fees and sales tax. Those two amounts are typically included in the principal amount. A rebate is a fixed amount of money paid to the buyer for the purchase of a particular vehicle. Rebates serve as an incentive to make the purchase. In most cases, the purchaser uses the rebate to reduce the principal amount of the loan.  A cash down payment is paid by the purchaser. You may also trade in a vehicle- usually the car you are replacing. A trade in is something you sell as partial payment for something new. In this case, the value of the car you trade in reduces the purchase price on the new vehicle.  Assume you’re buying a car for $20,000. The manufacturer provides a $2,000 rebate. You pay $3,000 as a down payment, and trade in a car valued at $5,000. The principal amount of your loan is $20,000 - $2,000 - $3,000 - $5,000, or $10,000. The loan term is the period of time that the loan will be outstanding. Most new car loans have a term of six years. The longer the term, the more interest you will pay on the principal balance. The interest rate will be stated in your loan agreement. For car loans, the interest rate is commonly referred to as the Annual Percentage Rate, or APR. Your interest rate multiplied by the outstanding principal amount is the interest you owe for a particular period of time.  Assume that your principal amount is $10,000. Your annual interest rate is 6%. You want to calculate the interest you owe for the month. Your interest rate for one month, also known as your monthly interest rate, is (6%/12 = 0.5%).

SUMMARY:
Understand the amount you are borrowing. Determine the term of your loan. Compute the interest owed on the loan.