Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Prep your hair for the treatment. Base your scalp. Rinse your hair with warm water.

Answer: Three to 5 days before using a relaxer, clarify your hair. Shampoo your hair to get rid of products built up on your scalp. You may use a shampoo with sulfates, which will leave the hair extremely dry, or a shampoo without sulfates. Follow the shampoo with a rinse-out-conditioner and a protein based deep conditioning treatment. For hair that has minimal breakage, use a light protein based treatment. A reconstructive hair mask is a great option. For hair with moderate breakage, apply a product that contains a lot of protein--look for keratin and amino acids on the ingredients list. Divide your hair into four equal sections, parting your hair in the center and then from ear to ear. Keep each section separate with four hair clips. Put on rubber gloves. Part one of the sections into thin sub-sections. Place the nozzle of the scalp basing gel bottle directly on your scalp. Apply thin strips of the product to each little part. Continue until you have completed all of the sections. Trace the tip of the base gel nozzle around your hairline, applying thin strips of gel. Don't forget to cover the nape of your neck and behind your ears! Squeeze some of the gel into your gloved hand. Massage the product into each section. Base helps protect your scalp from chemical burns and irritation. This should remove the majority of the chemical product. Apply the neutralizing shampoo and conditioner supplied in your kit. Rinse out the neutralizer and repeat. Remove the excess water from your hair with a fresh towel. Deep condition your hair, letting the product soak in for 20 to 30 minutes. Rinse your hair and apply a leave-in-conditioner.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Find the Facebook Messenger app icon. Tap and hold the Messenger app icon. Tap X. Tap Delete when prompted.

Answer: This app icon resembles a blue speech bubble with a white bolt of lightning in it. You'll find it on one of your iPhone's Home Screens. Doing so will cause all of the apps on the screen to begin shaking. It's in the top-left corner of the Messenger app icon. This will remove the Facebook Messenger app from your iPhone. You can re-download Messenger from the App Store for free if you like.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Choose a 3050USgal (110190L) plastic tub or aquarium with a lid. Fill the enclosure with a minimum of 2in (5.1cm) of substrate. Add cage furniture to help the garter snake to feel more secure. Use a heating pad and a light bulb to maintain the temperature.

Answer: It is suitable to house smaller and younger garter snakes in smaller enclosures, while larger garter snakes require larger housing. Garter snakes are very active, so the enclosure needs to be big enough for them to move about. Ensure that the plastic tub or aquarium has a lid that is tight fitting. This is because garter snakes are known for being escape artists. A screen lid that snaps onto the enclosure is best. If the lid has any areas of mesh or grille, check that the snake won't be able to climb through past its eyes, as this means that it will be able to fit all the way through the gap. An enclosure for 2 garter snakes should be approximately 55USgal (210L). The material that covers the floor of the enclosure is called the substrate. This needs to be kept dry and wet substrate needs to be removed in order to keep the garter snake healthy. Ideal substrate choices for garter snakes are newspaper, paper towels, aspen shavings, alfalfa meal, and reptile bark. Substrates that are unsafe for garter snakes include cedar, pine, or juniper tree bark chips, sand, clay cat litter, gravel, and dirt. Only use newspapers and/or paper towels for baby garter snakes. Garter snakes like to burrow into the substrate, so you can always add a little more. Snakes require at least 1 dark space to hide in within their enclosure. You can use plastic bowls, cardboard boxes, toilet paper tubes, or specialty snake hide boxes that can be purchased from pet stores or online. Cage furniture such as fake or real plants, wood, rocks, and decorations can also be good additions to the enclosure as the snake will enjoy exploring the objects. Aim to have the opening to the hide box just slightly bigger than the width of the snake. It needs to be large enough for the snake to fit in, yet small enough so that the snake can feel enclosed and safe. Garter snakes are cold-blooded animals which means that they need their enclosure to be 7585F (2429C) in order to survive. Place a heating pad below 1 side of the enclosure and install a reflector or incandescent bulb above it. Use a thermometer to monitor that the warm part of the enclosure doesn't rise above 86F (30C) and that the cool part doesn't drop below 72F (22C). This creates a temperature gradient which means that the temperature changes depending on the location inside the enclosure. The heating pad can be one specifically for reptiles or it can be a regular electric blanket that is set to the lowest temperature. It's important to create a temperature gradient inside the enclosure. This allows the garter snake to move to a warmer area such as the heating pad if needed. It also lets the snake cool down in the cooler part of the enclosure. This is why the heating pad only warms part of the enclosure. A stick-on thermometer is an ideal way to get a good estimate of the temperature inside the enclosure. Temperatures that are above 91F (33C) can be dangerous for garter snakes. If the snake is moving quickly around the enclosure with its mouth open, this means that it is overheating. Immerse the snake in cool, running water and adjust the enclosure temperature to the appropriate range.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Find out if your state offers a permanent toll pass. Purchase the pass or device. Install your device. Keep a sufficient balance on your account.

Answer:
In many states, you can purchase a permanent pass or transponder which affixes to your car's dash or bumper. This pass gets scanned electronically every time you pass a toll, and the charge is deducted from your running account. Not only do you not have to stop to hand over money, but you also don't have to worry about keeping change in your car or wallet. You should be able to find this information quickly and easily online. If you're having difficulty, contact your local DMV or traffic authority and they can refer you to the proper administrative department. Some passes function in multiple states and can be purchased at variable rates in different areas. For example, the E-ZPass used on New York highways can be used in fifteen states and is cheaper to purchase in certain states like Massachusetts. Some states or metropolitan areas allow you to purchase a pass online, while others require you to visit a licensed retail location. No matter what your area's protocol is, the transaction should be relatively quick and painless. Most toll agencies charge an initial fee of $30.00-$80.00 for the device or tag, and then you are responsible for loading sufficient funds onto the pass via your online account. Check enclosed instructions to make sure that the transponder or pass is displayed clearly on your dash or bumper, as you can incur additional fines if your device is displayed improperly. Once you've purchased your device, you'll need to register online and add funds to the account. Some states offer a pay-as-you-go option which links a credit card or bank account to the device and charges tolls to this account. Other states require you to charge a certain amount to your device ahead of time and then automatically refresh this balance once you get down to $5.00 or $10.00 in remaining funds. Some areas also allow you to load funds with cash, so check out your options ahead of time. If your credit card is linked to your pass, keep the expiration date in mind and remember to enter a new card or account once this date arrives.