Q: Distilled or bottled water has been filtered and purified to remove contaminants. You can also used very clean cold tap water to clean produce instead of distilled water. Soak fruits and vegetables of all varieties in water for 5 minutes with 1-2 teaspoons of salt. Then, rinse to wash out the salt. Soak produce in a mixture of water and vinegar (1/2 cup distilled white vinegar per 2 cups of water) for 5-15 minutes. Then, rinse. This has been shown to move pesticides and reduce - though not eliminate - bacteria. This solution may, however, affect texture and taste. These washes, basically rinses and other treatments, are now sold in grocery and health food stores. Some brands include: Dr. Mercola's Fruit and Vegetable Wash, Fit Organic Fruit and Vegetable Wash, Ozone Water Purifier XT-301, J0-4 Multi-Functional Food Sterilizer (Indoor Purification Systems, Layton, UT). Researchers at the University of Maine tested some of these products against a basic water wash and found no significant differences between a "fruit veggie wash" and a water wash. In fact, in some of their tests, the water wash was more effective in cleaning fruit from outside substances than the commercial washes.
A: Use distilled water to rinse and/or soak produce of all varieties. Use a saltwater solution. Use a water-and-vinegar solution to soak produce of all varieties. Use a "fruit and veggie" commercial wash.

Article: Identifying the groups of keys will help you learn how to play the piano and eventually play whole songs. Remember that: Black keys in groups of two are C sharp and D sharp (or D flat and E flat). The three white keys around groups of two black keys are C, D, and E. Black keys in groups of three are F sharp, G sharp, and A sharp (or G flat, A flat, and B flat). White keys around groups of three black keys are F, G, A, B, and C. Different keys are associated with different notes and make different sounds. Knowing which keys make which sounds will help you play and compose music. Touch the white keys. The white keys represent different notes in an octave. Use the black keys. The black keys represent half steps between the notes played by white keys. After you've familiarized yourself with your black and white keys, you should begin playing them together. By playing them together, you'll get a hang of the sounds the online piano creates. You'll begin to grow more comfortable with the online piano over time. Experiment with different combinations of notes. Use or create chords with hot keys or macros. Many online pianos have the option to use pre-programmed chords or to design your own with hot keys. Check to see if the application you've chosen has this feature. Your goal in learning to play the piano online should be to play a song on your own. Make sure to use all of the information you've gathered to slowly learn a song of your choice. Pick a song that is simple, like "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star." Print off sheet music, if that will help. Use what you learned about the black and white keys and the notes they represent. Spend an hour a day or so practicing it until you've got it perfected.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Identify the groups of keys. Learn about different keys. Play them together. Teach yourself a song.

Problem: Article: Depending on your model of immersion blender, this process may vary. Many immersion blenders have a spring loaded catch that clicks when component parts are fitted into place, while others may have screw-on attachments. To assemble your blender you should: Line up the motor body, which will be the heaviest part of the blender, with a blender attachment. Fasten these parts together securely. Press the release button on the motor body of the blender if the attachment doesn't connect easily. Choose an outlet that is off to the side of your work area. The last thing you want is to sever the cord while blending and create a dangerous situation. For unmanageable or difficult cords, you may want to use a heavy item, like a bowl, to hold the cord out of the way. Be sure the blender attachment is completely submerged in the mixture you are blending. Failing to do so could result in food being splattered all over your kitchen. Flick the switch on your hand blender to activate the attachment. For many of these blenders, there is only a single speed, often indicated by the word "ON." Be sure to keep the blades of your blender below the surface of your mixture to prevent food from spattering. When blending, move the blender slowly up and down. This will encourage a well blended, smooth consistency in your mixture. For tough ingredients, like vegetables, or thick mixtures, like some soups, you may have to blend for some time until the mixture is smooth and consistent. Running the motor of your blender for extended periods can do damage to it. Try to limit your blending to 30 to 50 second intervals. If the blender attachment is activated while the blender isn't immersed, it can be very dangerous. To prevent accidental harm or injury, unplug your blender as soon as you finish using it.
Summary: Assemble the blender. Plug in its electrical cord. Insert your blender into the mixture you will blend. Blend your mixture. Unplug the blender as soon as you finish.

Q: With Media Player open, insert a blank CD into your disc drive. You'll most likely want to be using a CD-R, as this is a basic CD used for burning audio tracks. Some sort of window with options may pop up, but close it for now. Click the tab at the top that says Burn. This will open a panel on the right side of your screen that will be the place where you drag the songs you want to burn. This tab does not start burning the CD, it simply opens the panel for you to make the song list. If you have made a playlist in media player ahead of time, you can drag the whole playlist and it will add to the Burn list. If you still need to search through your library and find them, do so and drag each one to the list separately. If you don't add them in the order you want them in, you can rearrange once they are in the Burn panel. This button will either be at the top under the tabs marked Play, Burn, and Sync, or it may be at the bottom of the window by itself. Once you click this, the program will start burning the CD automatically, so make sure you don't click it until you have the songs arranged how you want them. This can take 5-10 minutes depending on how many songs you have and how fast your computer is. The program should notify you when the CD is done. You can eject it and your CD is ready to listen.
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Insert a blank CD. Click the Burn tab. Compile the playlist. Click Start Burn. Wait for the CD to burn.