INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Remove any debris from the outside of your suitcase by brushing it with a short broom or cleaning brush. For larger soft-bodied bags, a hand vacuum or the hose attachment for a regular vacuum may be more effective. If your suitcase is not leather and is covered in pet hair, lint, or another form of difficult-to-remove debris, use a lint roller. Follow up with a leather conditioner and allow the suitcase to air-dry out of direct sunlight. For significant staining, bring the bag to a specialty leather cleaner. Just as you did with the inside, spot-clean the inside with baking soda and water, using an old toothbrush to remove the stains or dirt. Dry the bag immediately with a hand dryer. Clean gently with a damp washcloth with a mild laundry detergent. Allow to air-dry. Hard plastic can be wiped clean with a damp washcloth and mild soap. Dry the outside immediately with a fresh towel to prevent water marks. If there is scuffing, scrub with an eraser cleaning pad. Some soaps can cause streaks or marks on aluminium surfaces, so cleaning with warm water alone is best. For stubborn marks or scuffs, use an eraser cleaning pad. Dry it immediately with a fresh towel to prevent water marks. Wash your suitcase's hardware with warm, soapy water and a washcloth. Be sure to rotate the wheels completely to remove any dirt, mud, or other debris. Dry the hardware immediately to prevent water damage. For metal hardware with scratches, scrub the damaged area with a steel wool scrubber. When your suitcase has been completely cleaned, open it and allow to air out for at least a day. Be sure to open any pockets or other additional storage spaces!

SUMMARY: Remove dust and dirt from the outside. Clean leather with a leather cleaner. Spot-clean canvas and linen. Clean soft-bodied manmade bags with detergent and water. Wipe hard plastic. Clean aluminum suitcases with water. Clean wheels, zippers, latches, and other hardware. Air out your suitcase.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: An alphabetical filing system works well when you need to retrieve names of people, customers, authors, names of movies, books, or etc. Provided you use terms that are easy to retrieve, an alphabetical filing system is often the easiest system to use. The best way to file and retrieve files is by labeling each file. Manila folders have an extra tab designed to label files that will make your retrieval process easier. If you are handling clients, it is more efficient to alphabetize by last name. If you have a lot of files, consider making letter sections to help you organize. Section dividers are large and simply contain one letter. You can also divide the letters in pairs like "A-D" or "F-K." When you work or study in a variety of subject areas, a subject or topic order can be a very useful way to retrieve information. For example, if you study law, you could have subject headings of contract, constitutional law, torts, administrative law, international law etc. The best way to organize topical information is through section dividers. Label your section dividers based off the contents, like "Admin Law." This system works best if you have several different topics. If you not, you'll be left with one or two dividers and not much of an organized system. This type of filing system is ideal for files that contain dates or numbers. For example, if you have invoices, receipts, dated events etc., the numerical system can make an easy system to locate again. You can also consider month and year labeling for this option. For those working in an environment that uses numbering for papers such as medical files, legislative documents, court cases, etc., numbering is a useful retrieval method. Only use this system if you are comfortable viewing several numbers and can retrieve information from these numbers. Mark on the filing tabs the numbers or dates and organize based off the numbered value. Start with "1" and have the following numbers increase value. If you are filing with months, start with January and move, in order, through December. You'll benefit with section dividers for each month. This is great for creative filing and is especially effective for those with good visual recall. It can help to cross-reference different subjects based off color coding. You can color code any of the aforementioned techniques for filing. You can also use a combination of organizing systems by pairing color codes with another system. One of easiest ways to add color to your established filling method is by using highlighters. You can purchase a variety pack of highlighters from any office supplies store. Another way to implement color coding is by using a variety of colored folders. This works well for items that you use all the time, but shouldn't be a standalone system. It needs to feed off another system, for example the alphabetical system. Add the frequently used information to a grouped space in your filing area so that it can be retrieved quickly, such as at the very front of a filing cabinet drawer. You'll need to be careful you don't get unorganized using this system. Keeping the project you're currently working on in the front, won't always guarantee an efficient organization.
Summary: Use an alphabetical filing system. Use a topical order. Try numerical filing. Use color coding. Use a frequency system.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Your wife may start pointing out your flaws or sharing concerns about your relationship. This may be because she's genuinely unhappy, or she could be trying to look for a reason to justify her affair. Either way, it's important for you to take notice and talk to her about it. Ask her what's bothering her and discuss ways you can improve your relationship going forward. For example, your wife might say things like, "I'm sick and tired of coming home to a dump," "You never listen to me," or "We never have fun together anymore." Ask her follow up questions like, "How can we work together to keep things clean?" "What can I do to show you I'm listening?" or "How does date night this Saturday sound?" This way you can address her concerns to hopefully improve your relationship. Your wife may desire more sex, less sex, or different sex. Consider if she starts offering you sex more often but doesn't seem to be engaging with you. Similarly, notice if the heat suddenly leaves your relationship and she starts turning down sex. Additionally, pay attention to a sudden interest in role playing or sex games. Your wife may want more sex if she feels bad about cheating or is having an emotional affair that leaves her wanting sexual fulfillment. She may want less sex if a new lover is meeting her needs. Your wife may want different sex if she's wanting to pretend she's with a new person. Your wife may stop sharing the details of her life with you, which is a sign that something is wrong. If she's not coming to talk to you about her daily activities, her problems, her emotions, or things she's excited about, then she may be sharing these things with someone else. Talk to her to find out what's going on. For example, let's say your wife seems to be shutting you out. Go to her and say, "Hey, I've noticed you've been really quiet lately. I'd really like to talk to you about how you've been feeling." If your wife is having an affair, she'll need to keep secrets from you. This requires her to keep her phone, bag, computer, and bills away from you. If she's suddenly hiding things from you or getting defensive when you ask questions, then she could be hiding an affair. For example, you might notice that all of her electronic devices have new passwords. Additionally, she may start hiding her credit card or phone bills, and she may even get a new, secret credit card. She could be calling or texting a new partner. Notice if she seems to be texting someone more often, especially if she won't tell you who it is. Additionally, take note if she often leaves the room when taking a call. Watch her reaction to calls and texts. For instance, if she smiles really big or gets really excited, she may be texting a new partner. If you share a phone plan, review your bill to see if anything looks off. For instance, she might be calling or texting the same person daily.

SUMMARY:
Pay attention if your wife starts to complain about you or your relationship. Watch for changes in her desire for sex. Notice if you share less emotional intimacy. Notice if your wife suddenly wants more privacy. Pay attention if she's spending more time on her phone.