Problem: Article: If there are any cracks, holes or leaks the tube should be replaced. There should be a floor drain near the condensation pipe located by the furnace/air conditioner central unit. The pump should activate and pump the water out and to the drain. If the pump doesn't remove the water, the drain pan is probably overfilling and the pump will need to be replaced by a technician.
Summary: Check for leaks in the tubing where the water is pooling. Find the drain where the water condensation should be draining into. Clean the drain of any debris if the water seems to be pooling on top of it. Pour water into the condensation drain pan and watch for the condensation pump to start working.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Your first draft will not be perfect. In fact, it probably won't be very good. That's okay! Rewrite it multiple times. Try to avoid adverbs. These pesky little words are often used when telling instead of showing. Your writing will be stronger if you find other ways of showing the emotion, or description, that the adverb is telling. Examples of adverbs: lovely, slowly, quickly, angrily, pleasantly. Read your description out loud. Hearing your writing out loud will help you understand the rhythm of your writing, and help you to eliminate any clunky phrases or odd wording. Have a trusted friend or family member read it and give you their suggestions. Your brain will often overlook errors, because it already knows what the description is supposed to look like. Having someone else read your description will also help you know if you evoked the person well enough. A reader will often give up if description goes on and on without providing story to go with it. Make sure that you're providing insight into the character, or story in your description. By focusing on three things you'll make sure that your description keeps the reader interested. Pay attention to this when you're editing your description. Motivation of a character: Giving motivation of the character gives the reader something to imagine along with the description and to see how this person fits into the framework of the story. Margaret's motivation, for example, in the paragraph is that she will do all kinds of things to avoid being noticed, like dying her hair. Specific detail: Again, this has to come as a balance with too much detail on one hand and too little on the other. Margaret , from the example, hunches, towers, ducks her head and has flame-red hair. Insight into a character: what does the description reveal about the person being described? For Margaret, it's that she hates being tall and that she doesn't want people to notice her and that she is anxious. The more you write, the better you will get. So keep reading and analyzing and writing. It takes practice to be skilled at anything, so practice, practice, practice your descriptions. Look back over your early work. You will be amazed how far you've come and you can take that opportunity to examine what does and doesn't work in your earlier descriptions.

SUMMARY: Write more than one draft of your description. Remember that descriptions should move the story along. Keep writing.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Exchanging saliva with a carrier of H. pylori can be a way to become infected with the bacterium. Don't share water bottles or other drink containers with someone who carries the bacterium. If your romantic partner has an ulcer, have them ask their doctor if they think it would be safe for them to kiss you. These things can carry saliva on them, which can transfer H. pylori. If you know a friend or family member has an ulcer, don't eat food they're eating or use the same utensil as them. Fecal matter has been connected with transmission of H. pylori. If you have to touch fecal matter, wear protective, disposable gloves. You can purchase latex gloves from most grocery stores and drug stores. Don't drink tap water in areas where the water commonly carries bacteria. If you're travelling, research your destination to find out if it has clean water. Bring bottles of water with you if you're ever going to a place that doesn't have clean tap water. Run your hands under hot water and lather them with antibacterial soap. This can help clean away H. pylori and other bacteria. Wash your hands when you get them dirty, when you use the bathroom, and right before you eat. Some studies show that stress can increase your chances of getting an H. pylori infection. When you feel yourself getting stressed, take a few deep breaths and try to relax. Avoid putting yourself in highly stressful situations. The outsides of fruits and vegetables can carry dirt and bacteria. Rinse them with hot water and scrub them with a scrubbing brush to get them clean. If you want to dry them before eating, be sure to use a clean towel. If you want to be extra careful, cooking vegetables can also rid them of bacteria.
Summary: Avoid kissing or sharing saliva with a person who has a stomach ulcer. Avoid sharing utensils or food with someone who has an ulcer. Avoid touching human fecal matter. Drink water only from clean sources. Wash your hands thoroughly and regularly, especially before eating. Learn to manage your stress. Wash your fruits and vegetables before eating them.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: " Start this arm movement by holding your arms out in front of you, mostly straight and at chest level. Cross your right wrist over your left and hold them together. Your wrists should cross at the center line of your body rather than on one side or the other. Lift your arms up and down in a loose bouncing movement, in time with the beat of the song. This movement is repeated eight times. " Start this arm movement by holding your left arm so that the back of your wrist is near your chin, with your left elbow pointing straight left and your forearm flat. Lift your right arm up until your upper arm is about at shoulder level and your right elbow is pointing diagonally to the right. Raise your right forearm so that it points straight up, and whip it in small circles to the beat of the song, as if you were a cowboy holding a rope lasso. This movement is repeated eight times as well. Fortunately, the pattern for the dance's arm movements is very simple. Start by "holding the reins." To a steady beat, bob your arms eight times, then switch to the "lasso" movement and wave your right arm eight times.
Summary:
Learn to "hold the reins. Learn to make a "lasso. Learn the pattern.