Problem: Article: To ensure that you store any vitamins and supplements safely and properly, you should always start by reading the label on the packaging. This will instruct you on how and where to store the supplements. Some supplements are stored in unique ways that can be found listed on their labels. The label may advise you on the recommended dosage. The label will also give you information on the "best before" date for the vitamins or supplements. Some vitamins and supplements will not last long after you have opened them. If you have kids in the house you should take care to ensure that any vitamins, supplements or other potentially toxic substances are kept safe. They should be kept out of the reach of children, in a high cupboard or shelf. You can also secure the cupboard you keep them in with a childproof lock. The containers may have childproof lids, but you should still take care to ensure that they are kept well out of reach. All vitamins and supplements could be hazardous if consumed by a child. Vitamins and supplements formulated for adults will have dosages inappropriate for kids. If you store your vitamins and supplements effectively, you can maintain their potency for a long time. You should never, however, consume any supplements or vitamins that have passed their stated "best before" dates.
Summary: Always read the label first. Keep them out of the reach of children. Do not use them after the "best before" date.

Problem: Article: Lean the handle against the rim of the container and allow the bristles to rest in the hot vinegar for 10 minutes. If the paint hasn't softened after 10 minutes, let the brush soak for another 10 minutes to make the paint easier to be removed. Gently swirl the brush around in the vinegar to allow it to penetrate deep into the bristles of the brush. To prevent the bristles from bending, store the brush by hanging it on a hook or stacking it. Stuffing a paintbrush into a container or a drawer can warp the bristles and make it ineffective. Wrap the brush in newspaper to help the bristles maintain their shape.
Summary: Soak the paintbrush in the vinegar for 20 minutes. Store the brush by hanging it up or stacking it.

Problem: Article: The acidity of the lemon juice will help lift the stain over time, usually after a week of persistent cleaning. To do so, cut a lemon and lightly scrub your hands with a slice. Once the stained parts of your nails and fingers are covered, use a pumice stone of loofah to gently scrub your hands. Over a week or so, you should see significant lightening. For significant stains, try a cleaning "bath:" Mix the juice of 1/2 a lemon in a bowl with hot water. Crush up and stir in 2-3 tablets of aspirin, which contains an acid that can remove nicotine stains. Soak your hands in the aspirin/lemon solution for 15 minutes, once a day. There is an enzyme in raw potato that helps slough away stains. To use it, cut the potato in half, then gently massage the cut side into the stain for 10-15 minutes. After a few treatments, you should see your stains lightening. The best way to fight nicotine stains on your teeth is to be proactive. After smoking or chewing, get to work on your teeth with a toothbrush and some fluoride toothpaste. Toothpaste is also an effective stain remover for your skin as well. You can use it around your lips, scrubbing in lightly with a warm washcloth, for a gentle alternative to lemon juice. If you smoke at work, bring a travel toothbrush and paste. The sooner you get to work cleaning your mouth after smoking, the better your teeth with be. Baking soda is a mild abrasive that can remove stains over time. Once a day, along with regular brushing, use a little warm water and a sprinkling of baking soda to clean your teeth. Use a soft brush to protect your gums as well. It won't taste good, but it will attack the nicotine stains. Nicotine stains will not disappear from your teeth or skin overnight. They are deep, persistent stains that need constant attention. The best way to decrease them is to decrease the amount you use nicotine, as this allows your cleanings a chance to make a difference.
Summary: Try scrubbing your fingers with lemon juice once a day. Use potatoes to remove stains from skin. Brush your teeth regularly, especially after smoking. Brush once a day with baking soda. Know that these stains take time to remove.

Problem: Article: Some poetry uses rhyming words at the end of each line or every other line to create a flow. If you'd like to use rhyming in your poetry, try to insert them as you write, instead of thinking of them before you start writing. For example, a poem could use words that rhyme with the last syllable of "seen," like "clean," "mean," and "glean." Try to think of these words yourself rather than looking them up in a dictionary or online so that your poem flows better. Stressed and unstressed syllables also create rhythm in a poem. In the sentence "He'd like some pumpkin pie," "like," "pump-," and "pie" are all emphasized based on how you say them. Use language that doesn't exactly describe what you want to convey, but instead uses metaphors and similes to portray emotions, settings, and people. Similes use the words "like" and "as" to compare something, while metaphors don't. There is no limit as to how long a poem is. Some are a mere sentence long, while others are paragraphs long or even the length of a tale. It all depends on when you are satisfied with your work. Your first poem can be short. You can work your way up to longer poetry over time. When you first write something, it might not be the quality or the length that you would like. Come back to your poem after a few hours or days and take a second glance. Check for spelling mistakes, areas where writing could be tightened up, or places that need more information. Remember that you are the poet, expressing your feelings through your poems so intuition, above anything else, is key. Once you have revised your poem and you are satisfied with it, make a final draft by copying your finished poem to a clean sheet of paper. You can write it out, type it on the computer, or keep it in your notebook. If you will be submitting your poem anywhere, it is very important to make sure your final copy looks exactly how you want it to.
Summary:
Use rhyming words if you'd like your poem to have a rhythm. Write your poem using metaphors and similes. Don't feel like your poem has to be a certain length. Revise your first draft of your poem. Create a final draft of your poem.