Write an article based on this "Gather tools and leftover materials into one place. Rent a dumpster. Haul large debris to the dumpster. Pack the dumpster smartly."
article: Once you've gathered everything, figure out what you want to keep and what you want to get rid of. Put away what you want to keep, and donate or discard what you don't want to keep. If you need to toss items, make sure to read the back of the can on things like paint and chemicals. Often, you'll need to take these items to a hazardous waste disposal center instead of just tossing them. To make it easier on yourself, consider renting a dumpster to get rid of your large trash. You can often rent one from your city, though many companies rent them, too. They'll place the dumpster in your front yard, and then haul it away when you're done taking your trash to it. If you're not sure what size to order, talk to the company you're renting from. They can usually suggest a size based on what kind of project you're doing. Carry any debris left behind out to your dumpster. Use the walk-in door if possible, as it is much easier than trying to throw it over the edge. Carry heavy items with a dolly or the help of a friend. Even if you get the correct size, space is going to be at a premium in your dumpster. Make sure to load container-like items, such as bathtubs, facing upward so you can put stuff in them. Place long pieces lengthwise in the dumpster, and tuck smaller items around larger items so you're not wasting space.

Write an article based on this "Find the locking tabs. Remove the card reader. Remove the power supply. Remove the wireless card. Disconnect the Blu-ray drive. Remove the Power/Reset circuit board. Remove the motherboard assembly. Take the fan out."
article: There are two tabs that lock in the shell. These can be found at the back of the unit. Push them in at the same time and gently lift the shell up. Be careful, as the top is connected to the hardware on the bottom with ribbons. These ribbons are very fragile. Gently disconnect the ribbon cable and set it to the side for now. Find the plastic tabs holding the card reader in place. Move the tabs, and you can pull the card reader out of the unit. Carefully detach any ribbons. The power supply is the silver or black box next to the Blu-ray drive. Remove the five screws that hold in the power supply. Detach the plugs on both sides of the power supply. Pull the power supply directly out of the unit. This is located on the same side of the unit as the power supply. There are four screws and a ribbon connecting the card to the unit. There shouldn't be any screws holding it in at this point, but it will be connected by a plug and a ribbon cable. Disconnect both of these and lift the drive out of the PlayStation. This is a tiny board located at the front edge of the PlayStation. It has four screws and a tab that needs to be removed before you can disconnect the board. It is connected with a small ribbon. There will be seven screws remaining around the edge of the metal plate. Remove these so that you will be able to pull the motherboard assembly out of the case. Once the screws are removed, remove the entire motherboard and back panel. Grab the back vents and lift up at an angle with both hands. The assembly is deceptively heavy, and dropping it could easily damage the board. On the backside of the motherboard assembly, you will see a large fan. Disconnect the cable, and then remove the three screws holding it in. Pull the fan out so that you can clan all of the dust off of it. This is all the disassembly you need to do in order to clean out the inside.

Write an article based on this "Prepare your solution. Lay your shells on wax paper. Paint glue on your sand dollar."
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Use equal parts water and equal parts school glue to create a watered down mixture. Line a small bowl with plastic wrap or wax paper to protect the surface of the bowl and mix your solution with a disposable utensil. Mix as much solution as you think you'll need depending on the size and amount of sand dollar shells you have. Like a baking sheet or large plate with wax paper and lay your dry shells on it. Place your shells with the rounded side facing up. Make sure to space your shells an inch or so apart. Using wax paper allows for an easy clean up. Use a soft paintbrush to paint the rounded top side of your shells first. Try to avoid touching the shell with your fingers, this can leave smudges in the glue. Allow the glue to completely dry before flipping the shells over and painting the underside. Painting your shells with this glue mixture will harden the shells, which will help them last longer. Maintain a clean work area to ensure dirt and debris don't get stuck to the sand dollars. This method will create a dull natural finish for your sand dollars.