Write an article based on this "Buy a toothpaste to remove the hair dye stain. Apply a thin layer of toothpaste over the stained area of skin. Rub the toothpaste into your skin."
article: Any non-gel toothpaste will probably do, since they all have abrasive properties, but choose one that has baking soda in it. They tend to be even more abrasive, and baking soda has stain-lifting properties in it. You can use your fingers if you don't mind getting a little messy; otherwise, use a cotton ball. The toothpaste layer should not be too thick you want a thin layer. Some sources suggest using a toothbrush to rub the toothpaste into your skin, but that could result in skin irritation, so don't do that. Instead, use your fingers or a cotton ball to gently massage the toothpaste into the dyed area using a circular motion. Be careful not to rub too aggressively, as this can irritate your skin. Take a break or stop the process altogether if your skin starts burning or itching.

Write an article based on this "Review your written contract with the moving company. Determine the type of liability insurance you purchased through the moving company. Contact the moving company and let them know you are filing a claim."
article: All moving companies in the United States are required to have a dispute resolution process and provide a written contract that contains key information for the customer. Your contract with the moving company should contain specific information such as: Estimates: There should be estimates specified in writing for the costs of the services the moving company will perform. The estimates should all be clearly stated and signed off by the mover. Order of service: This is a list of all the services the mover will perform. The order of service should also note the dates that your goods will be picked up from your previous residence and delivered to your new residence. Bill of Lading: This is a contract between you and the mover. It will also act as a receipt for your goods. You should have a partially completed copy of the Bill of Lading before the mover's vehicles leave your old residence. Inventory list: This is a complete list of each item being moved and it's current condition. You should have a written copy of the inventory list once your belongings are loaded into the moving vehicle and you should sign off on the description of your belongings' current condition before the move. When you signed the contract with your moving company, you also signed up for liability insurance offered by the company in the event of theft, loss, or damage. This liability coverage, also referred to as "valuation", is usually provided by moving companies in three different ways: based on the weight of your shipment multiplied by a specified amount per pound, based on the assessed value of the items provided by you, or based on the full value of the items, which means the company will pay for all repairs or replacements. Most moving companies offer declared value based on weight at no charge and will charge a fee for full value protection. Note the type of coverage you signed off on the contract with the moving company. If the declared value of your shipment was specified as $10,000, for example, the moving company is liable for up to $10,000 worth of damage. If the liability insurance on your contract is based on the weight of your shipment multiplied by a specified amount per pound, you may need to consider the weight of the damaged items and how much money the moving company may be required to pay. If you have a very light, but very expensive item that is damaged, you may only receive a quarter of the value of the item as the moving company is responsible for costs based on weight, not value. Once you have collected information on the damaged goods and reviewed your contract with the moving company, you should contact the moving company and let them know you intend to file a claim for partial or full value of the damaged goods. All interstate moving companies are required to provide you with information on their dispute settlement program. Most moving companies will have a neutral arbitration program to settle disputes due to lost or damaged goods. You should also ask the company about their requirements to process your claim, such as any request forms you need to submit specific to the moving company. Some companies may request a personal inspection of the damaged goods or other physical evidence of the damage. Make sure you get as much information as possible about the moving company's dispute settlement procedures to ensure your claim is processed.

Write an article based on this "Lay the blinds down next to each other. Tape the stencil at the top with painter's tape. Place a small amount of stencil creme on your brush. Dab the stencil with the brush. Move the stencil down. Repeat for all of your blinds."
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Lay down the number of blinds equal to the width of your stencil. That could be 2 to 4 blinds in a row. Line them up, making sure the ends are even with each other. It can help to tape down the blinds to the surface at the top and bottom using painter's tape. Start at the top of the blinds. Line up the stencil across the blinds, and lay it against the blinds. Secure it with painter's tape, which will come off more easily than regular tape. Use a round stencil brush, and add a tiny bit of paint. You don't want to use too much, as you'll end up with a mess. Dab off any extra paint on a sponge or paper towel. You can buy stencil creme at craft stores. You can also use other vinyl or fabric paints. Use the brush to lightly dab at the open areas of the stencil, working the paint into the design. Add more paint to your brush as needed. Depending on your stencil, you may not want to fill it in perfectly from edge to edge. A messier look may be more appropriate. As you finish one section, remove the stencil and lift up the painter's tape. Move the stencil down the blinds to a new position, lining it up with what you just painted. Paint the new section. Continue moving it down until you've painted the set of blinds you have laid out. Lay out your blinds, section by section. Paint each section using this technique until you have the whole set done. Let them dry before hanging them back up. Check the paint to see how long it takes to dry, but you'll likely want to let the blinds dry overnight.