In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Use 1 cup (180 grams) of baking soda and mix it with 4 litres (1.1 US gal) of warm water. Use a plastic tub, washbasin, or something similar that is large enough to hold your clothes. Soak your white clothes in the baking soda mixture for about 8 hours before washing them as you normally would. Set an alarm on your phone so you don’t forget about the clothes for too long. Slice 2 whole lemons and add them to a large pot of water. Boil the lemons for about 5 minutes, and then remove the pot from the burner. Add your white clothes to the pot and let them sit for 1 hour.  The lemon not only whitens your clothes, but it’ll also make your kitchen smell great. Be careful when adding the clothes to the pot that you don’t accidentally burn yourself. Use a wooden spoon or something similar to push the clothes to the bottom of the pot so they get completely saturated. Simply mix about 1⁄4 cup (59 mL) of laundry detergent or powder into a sink filled with warm water. Add your white clothes to the sink and let them soak for about 2 hours. Knowing how to use laundry detergent as a pre-soak is a great option for when you don’t have other options on hand. Always wear rubber gloves when working with bleach, and be careful to not get it near your eyes. Pour 1⁄4 cup (59 mL) of bleach into a washtub or basin along with 1 gallon (3.8 L) of water. Add your clothes to the tub, and let them soak for 5-10 minutes. After the time has passed, drain away the water and wash your white clothes like you normally would. Set a timer so you don’t leave your clothes in the bleach mixture for too long. It will actually start to break down the fabric and could ruin your clothes. Borax is also called sodium borate. Use it on stains by mixing about 4 tablespoons (18 grams) of borax with 1⁄4 cup (59 mL) of water in a small bowl. Use a toothbrush to scrub the paste into stains and let them sit for about 1 hour before you wash your whites. This method works great for coffee stains or stains that tend to be more brown or yellow in color. Commercial products are great because you don’t have to mix or measure anything. Use a “for whites” spray for the best results, and always check out the instructions on the back of the bottle before you use it. Generally, you’ll need to saturate the stain with the spray and let it sit for 15-20 minutes before you wash the item. Some sprays can’t be used on certain kinds of fabrics, so check the restrictions on the bottle so that you don’t accidentally ruin any clothes.
Summary: Dissolve baking soda in warm water for a whitening, deodorizing treatment. Utilize lemon juice for a completely natural pre-soak option. Choose laundry detergent for a simple way to soak whites. Soak cotton clothes with bleach diluted in water to make them brighter. Treat stains with a mix of borax and liquid laundry detergent. Use a commercial stain-treating spray for a simple, quick stain remover.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: An all-silver color scheme keeps things simple and elegant.  It works best if your dress is a light, shimmering hue of silver. You should also try to match the hue of your accessories to the hue of your dress. Stick with delicate, dainty jewelry and simple silver heels with little adornment, emphasizing the simplicity of this option. This creates another elegant, classy look, but one with more variety and visual interest. Look for two-toned jewelry that mixes gold and silver. Each piece should have a two-toned element for the sake of consistency. These tones are a little less feminine and more masculine, so you can get away with bulkier jewelry and accessories if you go this route. You could even consider black leather bracelets and heavier black heels or boots to create the edgy look. This results in an overall bolder look. Colors are a versatile option and can either look elegant or bold. Just stick with cool hues.  Blues and blue-tinted shades of purple or turquoise work best. Avoid warm colors, since these are more likely to clash with the cold tone of a silver dress.
Summary: Wear silver. Mix silver and gold. Add some black or gunmetal. Stick with blue tones.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: There are two different types of aspirin poisoning. The first is acute aspirin poisoning, sometimes called rapid aspirin poisoning, that occurs when you get too much of the acetylsalicylic acid at one time. This requires a very large dose of aspirin at one time, which means that this type of aspirin overdose is rarely accidental.  For example, a 150 pound person would have to take more than 30 tablets of 325 mg aspirin to even develop a mild case of acute aspirin poisoning.  This type most commonly happens through intentional overdose (suicide attempt) or accidental overdose (either children or adult). The other type of aspirin poisoning is chronic aspirin poisoning. This happens gradually when you unintentionally take a larger than recommended dose aspirin over a period of days. This can happen accidentally for people of all ages if they are given too much.  Adults may also easily develop this type of poisoning over the course of several weeks because they take too much aspirin each day.  This commonly happens by either taking too much aspirin as a preventative measure against heart attack or a result of medication interactions causing the aspirin to metabolize differently. One way that you may develop aspirin poisoning is to not know that a product contains aspirin. Wintergreen oil, which contains aspirin, is used in skin treatments and is highly toxic if even a small amount is swallowed. There are also many over the counter medications that have aspirins in them. These include:  Alka Seltzer Bayer Excedrin Percodan Anacin Bufferin Ecotrin Fiorinal St. Joseph's  Pepto-Bismol  Kaopectate Treatment will depend on how long ago you consumed the aspirin, how much you consumed, and if your poisoning is acute or chronic. Treatment may include activated charcoal (this works best if it is taken within four hours of the ingestion of aspirin), stomach pumping, whole bowel irrigation, sodium bicarbonate, hemodialysis, and/or urinary alkalinization. It may also be necessary to treat secondary symptoms of aspirin poisoning, such as hyperthermia, seizures, and dehydration.
Summary:
Determine if you have acute aspirin poisoning. Recognize if you have chronic aspirin poisoning. Look for common products with aspirin. Get treated for aspirin poisoning.