Write an article based on this "Attach a turnbuckle to each eye bolt. Run wrestling ring rope around the ring through the turnbuckles. Cover the turnbuckles with padding. Test out your new wrestling ring to make sure it's safe."
article: The turnbuckles will connect your wrestling ring ropes to the posts. Each post should have 3 turnbuckles attached to it. You’ll need 12 turnbuckles in total. Your ring will have 3 tiers of rope — 1 tier that runs through the lowest turnbuckles, a second tier that runs through the middle turnbuckles, and a final tier that runs through the highest turnbuckles. Securely tie off each tier so your ring is completely closed off by the 3 tiers of rope. You can buy wrestling ring rope online or at your local sporting goods store. It’s important that you put padding over the turnbuckles so you don’t bump into them and hurt yourself when you’re wrestling in your ring. Any kind of thick padding will work, as long as it’s secure over the turnbuckles.  You can buy turnbuckle pads online or at your local sporting goods store. You can make your own turnbuckle pads with pillows or pieces of mattress pad. Tie or tape the padding to the turnbuckles. To test out your ring, walk across the floor and hop up and down a few times — if the floor bends or buckles under your weight, check to make sure it's securely fastened to the frame. You should also test the ropes by leaning into them with all of your body weight. If they don't stay taut when you lean into them, tighten the ropes and make sure they're securely tied off on the turnbuckles. It's also a good idea to double check the padding on the turnbuckles. If any of the padding feels loose, reattach it to the turnbuckles so it's secure.

Write an article based on this "Use an acid-based solution. Put a benzoyl peroxide-based treatment on your pimple. Exfoliate your skin after washing. Use a sulfur treatment."
article: Salicylic acid or glycolic acid are great for getting rid of pimples.  These acid-based products might be available as creams or lotions.  Specific directions for use vary depending on the product you use.  Typically, you can just apply a dollop of the lotion to your pimple, then rub it in using a gentle, circular motion.  Salicylic or glycolic acid wipes are also available.  Simply pull a wipe from the container and gently massage it over the affected area, then dispose of it. You can also use a facial soap that contains salicylic acid to help reduce future acne outbreaks. Once your pimple is gone, try using a daily lactic acid treatment. This can help prevent acne from returning. The specific technique necessary to get rid of a pimple varies depending on the product you use.  Check manufacturer directions before beginning a benzoyl peroxide-based treatment.  You can generally apply the treatment (a gel, cream, or lotion) once or twice daily until your pimple has disappeared.  Benzoyl peroxide-based treatments destroy the bacteria that are associated with pimples. Pimple treatments containing benzoyl peroxide can bleach fabric, so if you suspect it might come in contact with your clothing, use it right before bed and put an old t-shirt on. An exfoliant is a skincare product designed to remove dead cells from the surface of the skin.  Directions for use will vary depending on the exfoliant you’ve decided to use.  Generally, however, you can simply shake a bit of your exfoliant out onto a cotton pad and press it into the affected skin. You can wash your face with a moisturizing wash, mild soap and water, or even just water. Sulfur has a high pH level, which can help your skin attain the balance it needs to get rid of pimples.  Sulfur gels, soaps, and creams will vary depending on the product you use.  Generally, however, you can simply clean the affected area and apply a dollop of the sulfur product to the pimple.

Write an article based on this "Wrap a strip of patterned paper around the middle of the soap. Cover the soap with paper like a present. Use a round piece of tissue paper around disk-shaped soaps. Place the soap into an organza pouch. Gather fabric around the soap, then tie it off with a ribbon."
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Wrap a measuring tape around the middle of your bar of soap. Add 2 inches (5.1 cm), then cut out a strip of patterned paper according to this length. Wrap it around the middle of your soap, overlap the ends in the back, and secure them with tape or glue.  The strip can be whatever width you want. Something between 1 and 2 inches (2.5 and 5.1 cm) would be ideal, however. Scrapbooking paper or wrapping would work great for this, but you can create your own design on the computer, print it out, and use that instead. A piece of double-sided tape or a scrapbooking glue dot will work great for this. You can also use a glue stick to secure the strip. Scrapbooking paper will work great for this, but you can also use wrapping paper or even tissue paper. If you choose to use tissue paper, however, you may want to fold it in half to make it thicker.  Add a label to the back of your soap to hold the paper together. Alternatively, wrap a paper strip around the middle. Cut a circle out of tissue paper that's about 2 to 3 times the diameter of your soap. Set your soap on top of the paper, then begin to fold the edges to the middle. Slap a round label onto the middle of the packet to seal it.  Start by folding the top, bottom, and side edges. Move onto the diagonal edges next, like numbers on a clock. If you don't have tissue paper, you can use a round coffee filter instead. You can put the soap into the pouch unwrapped, or you can wrap combine it with any of the above methods. For example, you can wrap your soap with a paper strip first, then tuck it into the pouch.  For a rustic touch, use a burlap or linen pouch.  This works great for irregular shapes, like hearts and stars. Set the soap down on a piece of fabric. Gather the edges of the fabric together so that the soap is bundled up inside. Wrap a piece of ribbon or string around it, then tie it into a bow.  Organza is a great option here, but you can also use tulle, chiffon, cotton, or any other lightweight fabric. The fabric should be 3 to 4 times bigger than the soap. If it is too small, then you won’t have much fabric left to tie. Add a label tag to the ribbon or string before you tie it around the fabric for a more professional touch.