In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Purchase or rent a stud finder and mark the locations on your walls. If those areas don't match up with the project, then move on to finding wall plugs and screws that will work. Installation in the center of a stud is always preferred, because it is a load-bearing support. Walls, especially dry wall, are not designed to hold large, heavy objects by themselves. (6.8kg). If it does, the universal version is likely to work well. If possible, purchase wall plug and screw combos to ensure they will fit. If the wall plugs and screws are sold separately, test the screws by inserting them inside the plug. If it fits through the center and comes out the other end with a few mm to spare, the screw will likely work with that plug. These universal wall plugs and screws often come with hanging objects in the original packaging. The plug opens up perpendicular to the wall once it's installed into panel or plasterboard. There is also a special plasterboard plug you can buy that expands like an umbrella once behind the wall. Buy a package that includes a steel screw. This is best for attaching items to wooden beams, window frames or wall cladding. Once screwed in the wall, you will need to hammer the screw the rest of the way in to complete the process. (200 kg). Unlike the screw head, there is a nut at the end. After the plug is installed, you tighten the nut and the anchor keeps a strong hold on the surrounding material. Unlike other anchors, there are two metal wings. Keep them closed and push them through the ceiling, and then the wings will sit against the inside of the ceiling material while you tighten the screw.
Summary: Determine if you need to use wall plugs, or if you can hang an item on a stud. Buy a set of universal wall plugs if your item weighs less than 15 lbs. Choose butterfly wall plugs if you are hanging light items, like paintings, in hollow walls. Move on to hammer fixings for medium to heavy items. Use anchor bolts for very heavy loads, up to 440lbs. Purchase toggle plugs if you want to anchor an item to the ceiling.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The best and safest way to clean leather cushion covers is to make use of a professional service, like a dry cleaner. Remove the cushion cover from the cushion and take it to a cleaner of your preference. For general cleaning, you can use a commercial leather cleaner in water or equal parts white vinegar and water. Dampen a soft cloth in your solution and wipe the cushions clean. Avoid using any harsh cleaners, including bleach and ammonia-based cleaners. These can easily damage your cushion beyond repair. You should mix 1 part vinegar per 2 parts linseed oil and put this solution in a bottle. Shake it well, then rub it into your leather with a dry cloth. After 10 minutes, take a dry cloth and buff out any residual solution. Suede is a material that requires attention and care to maintain. Remove your cushions from the couch to a clean area of the floor, and in a criss-cross pattern, vacuum all dust, dirt, and hair from the fabric, preferably with the upholstery attachment of your vacuum. There are suede rubbing cloths and suede nap brushes that you can use to polish and restore the luster of your cushion. Thoroughly and completely rub down your cushion on all sides to remove debris with your brush or cloth. Create a solution with equal parts warm water and rubbing alcohol in a bottle to treat your stain. Shake the bottle vigorously to mix the solution well, and then moisten a terry cloth rag with your solution. Taking care not to apply too much solution to the fabric, lightly dab the cushion cover. Rub the stain gently in an X-shaped pattern for best results. In addition to warm water and rubbing alcohol, you can use a suede eraser or a regular pencil eraser to help rub out stains. Always rub the area down with a suede brush after using an eraser or a stain cleaning solution. Vinyl cushion covers usually don't have to be removed. You can wet a cleaning rag with warm water and add a cap of dish detergent to it, then wipe your cushion clean. Rinse the soap from the rag thoroughly, wring out the rag until it is only damp, and then you should wipe any remaining detergent residue from the cushion. Allow the cushion to air dry, or wipe it down with a clean towel. Some fabric cushion covers are machine wash friendly, though to be certain you should check cushion tags for cleaning instructions. Turn the cover inside out before placing it in the washing machine. To protect colors and the fabric, you should wash your covers on a gentle cycle in cool water unless otherwise directed by the tag or manufacturer's instructions. Using forced hot air to dry your cushion in a dryer may cause the cover to shrink, rendering it useless. Drape your cover somewhere warm and dry and wait until it is dry to the touch.
Summary: Use professional services for leather. Sustain your leather with a linseed solution. Vacuum your suede cushion covers. Give your suede a rub-down. Treat suede stains with a water and alcohol solution. Clean vinyl covers while they're still on your cushion. Use a washing machine when applicable. Allow the cushions to air dry.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You want to find "Windows Explorer," which is the window you use to sort through files. You can also open it by clicking on "My Computer." On the left side of the screen you should see something like "This PC," or just "Computer." Right click it with your mouse, then click on "Properties," which is located at the bottom of the list. In the middle of the screen something like "Installed Memory (RAM):" should appear. This is your computer's Random Access Memory. The higher your RAM, the faster you computer will run. " You can find the amount of RAM you have through "Control Panel" "System and Security" "System." It will be labeled as "Installed Memory."
Summary:
Press the "Start" button at the bottom-left of your screen. Find "Computer" on the lefthand bar. Alternatively, open the "Control Panel" in the Start Menu and check "System and "Security.