Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Mix your DIY-remover. Apply, massage and let sit. Rinse and check.

Answer: If you’ve got a particularly stubborn grass stain, try using a homemade stain remover. Mix ¼ cup bleach, ¼ cup peroxide and ¾ cups cold water into a container. The combination of hydrogen peroxide with bleach will work as an incredible stain remover.  When working with bleach and peroxide, mix in a well-ventilated area to prevent inhalation of fumes. Never substitute bleach with ammonia. Ammonia is known to immediately set a stain.  Bleach is known to change the color of a garment. Always spot test on an inconspicuous location before applying the mixture to the stain. Place your homemade solution onto the stained area. Allow it to saturate the stain. Next, massage it in gently. Once you’ve massaged for several minutes, put the garment somewhere safe and allow it to sit. Ideally your solution can sit on your clothing for 30-60 minutes, but longer is better. Once your item has finished sitting, give it a thorough rinse. Check to see if the stain has disappeared. If there is still traces, feel free to apply your DIY-remover again. If it is gone, you can launder the clothing as normal.


Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Get a 2-liter plastic bottle. Add 2 cups (473. Using warm water, fill the bottle to where it starts to curve toward the neck. Add 1/2 teaspoon (2. Add 1/2 teaspoon (2. Add 1/3 teaspoon (1. Cap the bottle securely. Shake the bottle to thoroughly mix the yeast and sugar. Uncap the bottle. Wait 2 to 12 hours.

Answer: Use plastic instead of glass; if you should build enough pressure to rupture the bottle, a plastic bottle will not explode the way a glass bottle would. If you're planning to use the generated CO2 to supply carbon dioxide for the plants in your aquarium, a bottle of this size will provide an adequate supply for a 25-gallon (94.64 l) aquarium. 18 ml) of sugar. Use raw instead of refined sugar, as it has more complex sugars that will take longer for the yeast to break down. It's also cheaper. Warm tap water is sufficient; hot water will kill the yeast. 46 ml) of sodium bicarbonate. Sodium bicarbonate is the principal ingredient in baking soda, available at most stores. 46 ml) of any yeast extract. If available, this will help the yeast last longer. An example of a yeast extract is Vegemite, found in Australia. Other yeast extracts include Bovril, Cenovis, and Marmite. 64 ml) of yeast. Brewer's yeast lasts longer than baker's yeast, but baker's yeast lasts long enough for the reaction and is cheaper than brewer's yeast.  You should see a slight foaming at the top of the water.  The water should start to bubble during this time, showing that CO2 is being released. If you don't see bubbling after 12 hours, you either had the water too hot or your yeast is no longer active. Your solution should bubble at about the rate of 2 bubbles every second. Any faster, and you may upset the pH of the water.


Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Check to see if your destination requires specific vaccinations. See if a yellow fever vaccination is required. Find a clinic near you that offers special vaccinations.

Answer: Some destinations may require specific vaccinations. Vaccines against unusual diseases in the United States, like rabies and country-specific illnesses, may be required depending on where you're traveling.  To see what special vaccinations are required, you can call an embassy or consulate of the country you're visiting to ask. You can also find the information on websites for organizations like the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). You may want to ask your doctor as well, although your doctor may not know if he or she does not specialize in international medicine. In some countries, the disease yellow fever is prevalent. You are required to get a yellow fever vaccination before traveling to certain countries. You can find out if you need a yellow fever vaccination the same way you find out if you need other specific vaccinations. Consult an embassy or consulate or go online and get the information from the CDC or the WHO. Your regular doctor's office may not offer all the immunizations you need before traveling. You'll need to find a travel clinic, where you'll be provided with vaccinations for unusual diseases. If you cannot find a travel clinic in your area, you may have to take a day off to travel to a nearby clinic for the necessary vaccines. It's especially important to find a travel clinic if you're traveling to Africa, Mexico, Central America, South America, or Southeast Asia. In these countries, there is a higher risk of contracting malaria and other serious illnesses.


Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Hold your right elbow in. Slide your harmonica to change notes. Keep your hands closed to create low tones. Open your hands to create high tones. Open and close a section of your hand to create wah wahs.

Answer:
When playing, make sure to hold your right elbow flush against your side. This will help prevent arm, shoulder, and neck strain, as well as give you greater control over your hand techniques. To change from one note to another, slide the harmonica right or left in your mouth. Most harmonicas will have between 10 and 16 notes to create sound, though specialty harps may have more. Most consumer harmonicas are locked to one key with note variations made by changing how you blow. Play the harmonica with your hands fully closed to create low, bass-heavy notes. The tighter your hands are, the bassier the note will sound. This technique is used heavily in blues music. To play higher, brighter-sounding notes, open your hands to let more air escape. Instead of sad, muted tones, this will give you the bright, bouncy ones used throughout folk music. To create the classic warbling sound harmonicas are known for, move your right hand to create a small passage where air can escape. When you rapidly open and close this passage, you will create wah wah sounds. Some areas to open your hand include:  Behind the harmonica, done by slightly twisting your right hand. On top of the harmonica, done by extending the fingers on your right hand. Below the harmonica, done by bottoming out your right wrist.