Problem: Article: If you suspect that you have a vacuum leak in a specific area, you can use soapy water in a spray bottle to see if there is a problem. Spray soapy water on the suspect area while the car is running. If the car's idle levels out after you spray the soapy water, then it is likely that it has temporarily blocked the leak. You may have to spray several times and in a variety of places to find the exact location of the leak. In order to find a leak you can test individual hoses to see if they hold pressure. Purchase a vacuum gauge from your local auto parts store and hook it up to the suspect hose. Then start the car and let it idle for a few minutes. Once the car is warmed up, you can get an accurate reading on the guage. A typical care has 17 to 20 inches (43.2 to 50.8cm) of vacuum. If your hose is reading under that, it may have a leak. If you have not had success finding your vacuum leak yourself, it may be time to go to a mechanic. Describe the issues you have noticed with your mechanic and allow them to diagnose the problem for you. In some cases, your mechanic will have a machine that allows them to use smoke to find the leak. They will surround the suspected problem area with smoke and look for areas where the smoke is being drawn into the engine. Old school mechanics have used starter fluid or carburetor cleaner to spot leaks for years. You simply let the car idle and then spray a very small amount of the cleaner or fluid on the area where you suspect a leak. If there is a leak, the engine will run quicker for just a moment. This is because the fluid or cleaner that was sucked in has added to the fuel burning in the engine. This is a relatively dangerous method to use for finding a vacuum leak. You are spraying a combustible material into your engine while it is running. In most cases, it will work fine and will not burn outside the engine. However, if there is a stray spark or overheated area, you could cause a fire on the engine or an explosion.
Summary: Spray soapy water on areas where you suspect a leak. Put a vacuum pressure gauge on a suspect hose. Consider going to a mechanic for help. Spray starter fluid or carburetor cleaner on areas where you suspect a leak.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Remove the bottle cap and toss it away. Empty out the bottle if it's not already empty. If it's a soda bottle, clean it out with warm water to remove some of the sugar residue inside the bottle. If you want, you can remove all the labels from the bottle now. Take your lighter and put a flame to the side of the bottle, about half of the way from the bottom.. Make sure that the flame is only barely touching the bottle, so as to slowly burn a small hole in it. Stop once the hole is a little smaller than the diameter of the pen. Another method to make the hole is to punch it out with a sharp needle, or carve it out with an exact-o knife. Just make sure it's not larger than the pen. {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/thumb\/8\/81\/Make-a-Quick-Bong-Step-5Bullet1.jpg\/v4-459px-Make-a-Quick-Bong-Step-5Bullet1.jpg","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/8\/81\/Make-a-Quick-Bong-Step-5Bullet1.jpg\/aid2106663-v4-728px-Make-a-Quick-Bong-Step-5Bullet1.jpg","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":306,"bigWidth":"728","bigHeight":"485","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>License: <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/Fair_use">Fair Use<\/a> (screenshot)<br>
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SUMMARY: Make sure the bottle is empty and clean. Make a hole for the bowl. Make the carb hole.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Laser hair removal works best on light skin with dark hair. If your hair is too light, the laser won't be able to find your hair follicles (which is how the laser works). If your skin is too dark, the laser might confuse your skin for hair follicles, which could hurt or even permanently burn you. New lasers, like the Nd:YAG, work better with darker skin types, but make sure you call your local laser hair removal location and confirm they have the Nd:YAG laser. The average price for a laser hair removal depends on whether you want a bikini or Brazilian laser hair removal. The average price of a bikini laser hair removal session in the US is $150, but it can be as high as $450. The average price of a Brazilian laser hair removal session in the US is $250, but it can be as high as $500. Laser hair removal requires that hair follicles be intact and inside your skin, and waxing removes hair follicles. Make your laser hair removal most successful by refraining from waxing for at least one month prior to your removal. In order to get the most out of your laser hair removal experience, you need to shave all of your vaginal hair the night before. Avoid using hair removal creams to remove hair before laser hair removal, as the chemicals can interact and cause irritation or pain. You might feel nervous or even mildly wary about being naked from the waist down in front of another person, but don't worry! Your laser hair removal technician is a professional. If you need to distract yourself from the awkwardness, focus on the sound the laser is making. If your laser hair removal technician ever does or says anything inappropriate, end the session as soon as you can and report them to a manager or the police. Laser hair removal generally feels like slight, mildly uncomfortable prickling. If you feel any pain or intense heat, ask your technician to turn down the intensity. Don't worry about "not getting your money's worth" -- if you feel prickling, it's working! Laser hair removal isn't immediately visible. It takes about 2 weeks before the removal starts showing effects, and until that point, your hair will be growing normally. After 2-3 weeks, your hair will start falling out. At this point, it's ok to shave. Laser hair removal can require anywhere from 1 to 10 treatments to fully and permanently remove hair. The average treatment length is 6 treatments.
Summary:
Don't plan on laser hair removal if you have light hair or dark skin. Budget for laser hair removal. Do not wax for at least 4 weeks before your laser hair removal. Shave (don't use cream) before your treatment. Let go of any awkward feelings. Tell your technician if you feel intense pain. Don't be surprised when your hair falls out. Prepare for multiple treatments.