Problem: Article: You should remove any cushions from your resin furniture before cleaning it. As you'll be soaking the furniture, cushions need to be removed to prevent water damage. Take any cushions off the furniture and set them aside. Resin furniture is waterproof, so it's safe to soak it in water prior to cleaning. The easiest way to to do this is to spray down your furniture with a hose. Spray your furniture until all parts are completely wet. If you don't have a hose, use water buckets to dump water over your furniture. Mild laundry detergent and dish soap are safe to use on resin furniture. Fill a gallon size bucket with warm water. Then, mix in a quarter cup of either mild laundry detergent or dish soap. You can also spray the furniture with an appropriate commercial cleaner, such as a mildew remover if there's mold or mildew, or an adhesive remover if there's sap. Be sure to rinse away the cleaner immediately after to avoid damaging your furniture. Use a soft bristle brush to clean resin furniture. Gently scrub the furniture down with the brush until you dislodge or remove any unwanted dirt or debris. Make sure to get the cracks between the weaves on your furniture. There are many nooks and crannies that need cleaning when it comes to resin furniture. You rinse your furniture the same way you initially soaked it. Use a hose or bucket to spray down the furniture. Keep spraying the furniture, or dumping buckets of water on it, until the water runs clean. Soap residue can damage your furniture. Don't let the water pool on the furniture or sit for too long as this may damage your furniture. Place your furniture in the sun. In about two hours, it should be completely dry. At this point, you can put any cushions back on your furniture and resume using it as usual.
Summary: Remove the cushions. Soak the furniture in water. Make your cleaner. Scrub down your furniture. Rinse your furniture. Let your furniture air dry.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: For best results, choose paint with a matte or satin finish. While glossy paint will work, it is not recommended because it will show off any imperfections in the metal. Because you already applied the primer, you can use any type of paint you want. It does not have to be labeled "for metal." If the piece that you are painting will be kept outdoors, choose a paint that's labeled "exterior" or "outdoor." Spray paint will be the easiest to apply, but you can use brush-on paint too. How long you wait for the paint to dry depends on what type of paint you are working with. In general, you'll only have to wait 5 to 15 minutes. You don't have to wait for this coat of paint to cure because you'll be adding more coats. Double-check the paint can to see how long you should wait for the paint to dry between coats. Once the previous coat of paint feels dry, you can apply the next coat. Refer to the paint can to find out how many coats of paint you should, and how long you should wait between coats. You don't have to wait for the paint to cure between coats. In most cases, you'll need at least 2 coats of paint. Again, how long this takes depends on the type of paint you are working with. If your can of paint has both a drying time and a curing time, you should follow the curing time. Drying and curing are too different things. This can take anywhere from 24 to 72 hours. Just because something feels dry to the touch does not mean that it's dry underneath. Once paint has cured, you can be sure that it's dry all the way through. If you want the unpainted metal to have the same finish as the painted metal, peel the masking tape off now. Like with the paint, apply light coats consisting of overlapping strokes. Let each coat dry to the touch before applying the next coat. How long you have to wait depends on the type of enamel you are using. Spray enamel just like you applied spay-on primer and spray-on paint. Brush enamel on using a synthetic-bristle brush and straight, overlapping strokes. Enamel comes in different finishes: matte, satin, and glossy. Pick the one you like best, but be aware that glossy finishes will show imperfections more. Since each brand of enamel is different, read the instructions on the can to find out how long you should wait. If you left the masking tape on previously, wait until the sealer dries and cures before peeling it off. Don't use the piece before the enamel has finished curing, or it may turn tacky.

SUMMARY: Buy acrylic or latex paint. Wait about 15 minutes for the paint to dry to the touch. Add up to 3 more coats of paint, allowing each one to dry for 15 minutes. Let the paint dry and cure completely, about 24 to 72 hours. Apply 2 to 4 coats of clear enamel, letting each coat dry in between. Let the enamel cure completely, about 24 to 72 hours.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You will be putting the two cups together to make a tapered speaker, so they need to be the same size. If one cup is bigger than the other one, your speaker won't work.
Summary: Find two paper cups that are the same size.

Just like your hair and skin color, the color of your iris' is genetic. That means that unless you break down your genetic code or cell structure, your eye color cannot be changed permanently without surgery. The color of your eyes is determined by the amount of melanin that your iris' contain: very little melanin gives blue eyes, while lots of melanin gives brown eyes. Many babies have blue eyes when they're born, because their body hasn't created very much melanin yet. There are genetic mutations which cause some people to have two different colored eyes or both eyes with multiple colors. If you notice that your eyes are changing color on their own - especially from brown to blue - you should seek medical attention immediately. Changing eye color is a symptom of many illnesses, some of which may cause damage to your eyes leading to blindness. Although it may be exciting to have a new eye color, you should always contact an eye doctor if the change happens naturally. Although there are few surgeries available in some parts of the world that claim to change eye color, there is no strictly permanent way to change it. As a result of being genetic, you can only truly change your eye color by using superficial means. Surgery may alter it, but studies haven't shown how long it actually lasts, and what the long-term health effects are. Before taking any 'permanent' measures, you should always take some time to seriously consider the pros/cons. Test out non-permanent blue eye options before doing something drastic, such as surgery.
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One-sentence summary -- Understand that your eye color is genetic. Know that changes in eye color may signify disease or illness. Understand that you can't permanently change your eye color.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The amount of charcoal will vary based on the size of your grill, but a good rule of thumb to follow is to add enough to form two layers on the bottom of the grill. Once you've added enough, stack the charcoal into a cone or pyramid shape in the center of the grill. Check your bag of coals to see if they require lighter fluid or if they are pre-treated. If they require lighter fluid, carefully pour it onto the cone of coals, focusing on the center. The amount of lighter fluid you should use will vary, but a good approximation is adding 1/4 cup (60 ml) of fluid per 1 lb. (450 g) of charcoal. If your coals are pre-treated with lighter fluid, you don't need to add additional lighter fluid. Allow the lighter fluid to soak into the coals for approximately thirty minutes before lighting. Use long fireplace matches to light the cone. Light several areas of the coals to ensure that the fire takes to the whole pile. You can discard the matches directly into the grill if desired. Allow the coals to burn until they are all grayish-white on the surface. Use a long-handled instrument, such as a pair of tongs. Put the grate into place and close the grill's lid. Let the coals burn until the edges turn grey. This should take about five-to-ten minutes.
Summary:
Pour the charcoal into the grill. Soak the coals with lighter fluid if necessary. Light the coals. Spread the coals evenly across the bottom of the grill.