Problem: How to store outdoor cushions for the winter
Brush debris off the cushions.
If you prefer not to get your hands dirty, use any dry cloth or towel you have available. Give all of your cushions a dry brushing before washing. OPTIONS:
- Make sure that you don't brush the cushions, as this can leave some wear on your cushions. Clean the cushions when the weather is bad.
- Take your cushions off of your couches or rugs. If you have outdoor cushions, then you'll need to remove them entirely.
- Your cushions may have accumulated a lot of dirt and dust over the summer that can settle into the fabric as stains. A vacuum with an upholstery attachment is very useful for getting dirt out of seams and zippers.
- Brush your cushions from top to bottom before drying them. Dry " making " doesn't mean washing dents, marks, or stains, but it means brushing in the direction of the fabric and surface the cushions are at.

Answer: Your cushions may have accumulated a lot of dirt and dust over the summer that can settle into the fabric as stains. A vacuum with an upholstery attachment is very useful for getting dirt out of seams and zippers.

Problem: How to harvest pineapple
Wait 6 months after the plant blooms.
Usually, it takes about half a year for pineapples to fully develop after the plant blooms. Start looking for ripeness at about 5 1/2 months. OPTIONS:
- As ripe pineapples turn into small, brown fruit, wait at least 3 months. Once ripe, they become as juicy as bananas.
- Keep in mind that the " bloom " becomes the pineapple. The pineapple will be covered in small blue flowers.
- Cut the pineapple in half at the halfway point just before growth slows and the fruit dries up. Occasionally check for regrowth by gently pinching the fruit closed with a spatula.
- Look for the peak of growth in mid-april. Find the highest peak of growth near the base of the plant with some open space in the center of the stalk.

Answer: Keep in mind that the " bloom " becomes the pineapple. The pineapple will be covered in small blue flowers.

Problem: How to calculate the volume of a cylinder
Find the radius of the circular base.
Either circle will do since they are the same size. If you already know the radius, you can move on. OPTIONS:
- If you don't know the radius, then you can use a ruler to measure the widest part of the circle and then divide it by 2. This will be more accurate than trying to measure half of the diameter.
- If you don't, skip to the next step in your problem. Ohm's law states that any coiled cylinder moves from one side to the other, no matter what you're doing.
- If you don't know the radius, you can easily find it with the formula " squared ". If it is multiplied by its radius, go down to the calculator again and make an approximate amount.
- Find the volume of your cylinder using the radius of the cylinder (term used for an object that rotates or moves around often). Calculate the volume of your cylinder by narrowing it down to that radius.
Answer: If you don't know the radius, then you can use a ruler to measure the widest part of the circle and then divide it by 2. This will be more accurate than trying to measure half of the diameter.