Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Take the ribs off the grill and let them rest on a platter for 10 minutes.

Answer: Use your heat-resistant tongs to take the ribs off the grill and place them onto a serving platter. Allow the ribs to rest in their juices for 10 minutes before cutting or serving them. Apply additional sauce to the ribs before serving if desired or serve some of the sauce on the side to dip the meat into. Store any leftovers in a sealable container and keep them in the refrigerator for about a week.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Remove debris with a leaf net. Run the filter for 24 hours a day. Clean the pool floor.

Answer: If you have a pool that's dirty to the point the water is green, it will take some extra effort to clean. For starters, there will likely be a layer of scum on the surface of the pool. Do not use a skimmer to remove debris as this will stir scum into the water and make the pool look worse. Instead, use a leaf net to remove debris from the pool surface. If you do not have a leaf net, you can purchase one at a local hardware store. You'll need to run the pool filter 24 hours a day for a few days. This is clear out unwanted bacteria and debris that have gathered in the pool. Make sure to backwash your filter 3 to 4 times a day. Green water can clog a filter and cause damage. It is normal to have to backwash the filter frequently while cleaning a very dirty pool. Have your filtration system checked if the pool does not clear up in 4 to 5 days. This could be a sign something is wrong with your filtration system. You may have to get it replaced before you can safely use the pool again. Once the pool water is clear and the pH levels are balanced, clean the pool floor using your pool vacuum. There is likely a lot of debris gathered on the pool floor so it may take some extra time and effort to vacuum the pool. Keep in mind if there's a lot of debris on the floor, consider professional help if you're not experienced with pool cleaning yourself. Debris could get clogged in your pool pipe, causing damage, and it can also cause wear and tear to your pool filtration system.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Cut out templates from craft paper. Tape the templates to the wall. Mark where the nails should go. Hammer in your nails. Hang your art.

Answer: Lay out craft paper on the floor. Place each piece on the paper and cut out a template. Make sure to trim the paper to the size of the art piece when it is framed. Tape your templates using painter's tape. Start with the centerpiece and place it at eye level, i.e., about 57 inches (144.8 cm) from the floor. Then arrange the rest of the pieces around it in the exact way that you want them. Step back and see if: The space is filled appropriately. The arrangement is too close or too far from nearby furniture. Play with the arrangement until you are happy with it. With a pencil or pen, place a dot on the craft paper where the frame's hanging attachment is. This is where you will hammer in your nails. Do this with the paper still on the wall. After you have hammered in all of your nails, un-tape the paper and tear it away from the nail. Make sure to use weight-appropriate nails. Use monkey-hook picture hangers for art up to 35 pounds (560 ounces), i.e., lightweight art. Use nails or hollow-wall hangers for art up to 79 pounds (1,264 ounces). Use wall anchors for art up to 143 pounds (2,288 ounces). Start by hanging the centerpiece(s) first. Use a leveler to make sure each piece is straight. Then step back from the wall and assess it one more time. Make sure the paintings are level and the arrangement is cohesive.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Choose a haircut that matches your styling and maintenance preferences. Get a good haircut to avoid troublesome morning hair. Get regular trims. Use the right products for your hair.

Answer:
For example, if you don't like to spend a lot of time styling your hair, don't get a cut that requires detailed curling or blow drying. Do your research about what styles work for your hair type and face. While it's not impossible to have a good hair day with opposing hair types and styles, it does mean more work for you. Choose a style that you're willing to maintain and keep your hair at a manageable length. You might start having bad hair days when your preferred style grows out for too long. A great haircut that suits your face will grow out well and should make maintenance easier. Make sure you trust your hair stylist, especially if you're dramatically changing your look. If you're frequently having bad hair days, you might be overdue for a haircut. This is especially true if you notice split ends or limp hair that tangles easily. Maintaining your haircut every six to eight weeks will keep your hair healthy and tamable. This can prevent split ends that can contribute to frizzy hair. Seeing your stylist frequently is an added bonus. Not only will your hair get the treatment it needs, but you'll also build a rapport with your stylist. This can help when it comes to getting a last-minute appointment or dramatically changing your hairstyle. Your stylist should be able to recommend products for your hair type and style. Avoid using too much product, as it can build up and make styling difficult. Nourish your hair by waiting a day or two in between shampoos, using conditioners effectively, and avoiding damaging practices, such as daily flat-ironing or prolonged blow drying.