In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The door should lift smoothly up. If it doesn't, you'll need to go back and redo your work. Have a friend help lift the door all the way up so you can install the springs. Clamp the jaws of the vice-grips onto the track. Pull the door down a little to test it. It should rest atop the vice-grips but be unable to move down any further. The easiest way to get the garage door working is to purchase a DIY-friendly, easy tensioning system. Follow the included directions to install the system above the door. You will need a drill to rotate the spring a few times to add tension. When choosing this system instead of a torsion spring, hook the springs onto part of the angle iron above the track. Feed a steel cable through the pulleys, hooking the end to a bracket on the back of the curved part of the track. You will need to loop the free end of the cable through a small bracket. Add an S-hook to the bracket, then place the S-hook on the track above the door. You will also need to run a safety cable through the extension springs and loop the cables through the holes in the track's brackets.
Summary: Lift the door. Lock the door in place with locking pliers. Install a torsion spring and bar for a sturdier lifting system. Run cables through extension springs for a cheaper system.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Most older gas stoves are equipped with pilot lights, which stay on constantly even if the stove is off. Check with your stove manufacturer to see if your stove has a pilot light. For models with a pilot light, remove the burner grates from your stove and open the cooktop panel. The pilot light should be a small flame located directly below the stove panels. If the pilot light is out and you can smell sulfur, leave your home and call emergency services, as your stove may be leaking gas into the home. When cooking with your gas stove, never leave the room. A fire can start within seconds if your food is left unattended, and it is important to keep your burners in sight at all times. Gas stoves are made to be used only for cooking food. Never use your stove for heating your home, as keeping the stove lit for extended amounts of time increases the likelihood of a gas leak. If you have a gas oven, it also should not be used for heating rooms. If you smell a sulfurous, "rotten egg" odor or hear a hissing sound coming from your stove, exit your home immediately and call emergency services. Your stove may be leaking natural gas, which can be deadly if it is not fixed immediately. Do not light a match, use a flashlight, or turn any electric switches on or off if you suspect your stove might be leaking gas. Keep a fire extinguisher in a cabinet near your gas stove in case of grease fires. Store baking soda in the same cabinet as well, as pouring baking soda on the flames can stop small grease fires. Never throw water on a grease fire. Grease fires flare up and may spread if they come in contact with water. Flammable items, like low-hanging towels or curtains, can cause accidents if placed too near your stove. Keep flammable materials away from your stove, and avoid using flammable items like cigarettes while cooking. To prevent fires or burns, remember to switch the stove dial to "off" after you use it. If you have trouble remembering to turn the stove off, try placing a sticky note reminder on your fridge or a cabinet near your stove so you don't forget.
Summary: Check your stove's pilot light if it is an older model. Always keep your stove attended when it's on. Use your gas stove for cooking only. Watch for a hissing sound or the smell of natural gas. Stock your kitchen with a fire extinguisher in case of emergency. Avoid placing flammable materials near your stove. Turn the stove off after every use.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Conditions such as rosacea tend to flare up during stressful times. Using moisturizer can also help prevent eczema outbreaks.
Summary:
Reduce stress by practicing yoga or other relaxation techniques. Use sunscreen and keep activity to a minimum during hot days. Avoid abrupt temperature and humidity changes. Stay away from any other known triggers such as spicy foods, perfume or soaps.