Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Set up the most attractive stand. Provide exceptional customer service. Greet customers with a smile. Look and act like a business owner. Pay attention to quality. Keep track of your sales and experiment a bit.

Answer: Your stand will probably rely almost entirely on people who stop in while driving or walking by, so you want your stand to look as clean and attractive as possible or they won't stop. Most importantly, keep your stand and the area around it neat and sparkling clean. Have everything ready. Before you open for business, check to see if you have everything you'll need. If you aren't very close to a source for ice, use a cooler to have ice easily accessible. Provide a trash can for cups and napkins. You may consider purchasing cups that are recyclable, and then provide a recycling bin. Customers will be impressed with your "green" thinking. Make your lemonade stand bright and colorful. Color attracts attention! It's easy to decorate paper cups to give your customers that little "extra" fun when they buy from you. Add some color to your stand with helium balloons or other decorations. Be creative. To be competitive, you'll need to provide the best customer service of all the lemonade stands. Be accommodating. If a customer doesn't like the lemonade for some reason, listen to them to find out why, apologize, fix the problem, and offer them a free cup or refund. Unsatisfied customers may become your best customers if you impress them with your desire to "make things right." Be prepared. Your customers don't want to have to wait for their refreshing beverage, so always have enough lemonade and other supplies ready. Make sure you can quickly and accurately make change for customers. When they come to your stand, chat with them while they're there (if they want to chat), and thank them for their business. Make it a point to remember repeat customers' names, and greet them by name or title (Mr., Ms., Dr., etc.). Think about offering a special price to returning customers. Offer a free cup of lemonade to very young children if the parent is purchasing. Be sure to thank them for their business. Again, this will help your business grow. No matter how badly your day may be going, you always want to look like you love selling lemonade and that the lemonade business is booming. Customers don't want to hear about your problems, they want the best lemonade. Keep a neat, clean appearance. Make sure you have clean hands at all times. You may want to keep a bottle of hand sanitizer near by. Serve with a smile. If business is good, and you have a line of customers, apologize for the wait and show that you're working hard to serve people. If you make great lemonade, people will come back for it and choose your stand over others. To make your own lemonade, you can ask your parents how, or you can find tons of recipes on the Internet. Listen to your customers' comments or complaints once you start selling. Adjust your recipe if needed. You are trying to provide the most refreshing lemonade to your customers. Make sure you give people enough ice to keep the lemonade cold, and don't serve lemonade that's been sitting out for too long. It's best to serve it fresh and cold. You can learn a lot from running a lemonade stand, and the more you learn the more money your stand will make. If you're not selling much lemonade, figure out why. Some factors, such as the weather, you can't change, but others, such as price and type of lemonade, you can. Use some trial-and-error to make your stand the best it can be, and learn from your mistakeswhen life gives you lemons make lemonade. The best lemonade stand will have customers coming back for more.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use a shampoo alternative once a week. Wash your hair with baking soda. Use castile soap and oil. Wash your hair with an egg. Rinse your hair with apple cider vinegar.

Answer: After you make it through the few weeks of grease, start adding a shampoo alternative back into your hair care routine. Do this around once a week. Depending on your hair you might want to adjust this. If your hair is still getting too oily, use a shampoo alternative twice a week. For hair that is not getting very oily, use alternatives once every ten days. Mix water and baking soda until it is a gooey texture. The proportions of baking soda and water do not matter. It is more important to get a consistency that you like. Lather the mixture into your hair and rinse it out. Instead of using shampoo, use a scent-free liquid castile soap (like Dr. Bronner's). Mix cup of castile soap with a cup of water. Add a few drops of essential oils such as peppermint oil and tea tree oil. Break an egg and whisk it in a cup. Pour the egg over your head and massage it into your scalp. Make sure to rinse it out with cold water, not warm water. If you try to wash the egg out with warm water, it will start to cook the egg into your hair. Mix one or two tablespoons of apple cider vinegar and a cup of water. Make sure to use apple cider vinegar, not white vinegar. Pour the vinegar mixture on your head and rub it everywhere, then rinse it out with cold water. Keep in mind that the scent of the apple cider vinegar can linger on your hair for sometime. If it bothers you, a leave-in conditioner may cover it.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Be sure to have proper ventilation. Open the oven the make sure there is nothing inside. If the oven is digital, press broil or bake on the keypad, and set the temperature. When the oven reaches the right temperature, place the food inside. Use caution if you smell gas.

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Gas ovens are fueled by gas and thus emit more fumes than electric ones. Provide proper ventilation, such as keeping a window open. If you store baking tins inside your oven, you will need to pull them out and set them aside. Use the up and down arrows on the pad to adjust the temperature. Once you have set the temperature, hit "Start." The numbers on the screen will changethis is the current temperature inside the oven. Wait as the temperature rises and reaches the original temperature you set. Gas ovens heat up much faster than electric ones, so your oven should reach the proper temperature in 5 to 10 minutes. Keep the oven door closed, unless the recipe states otherwise. Do not open the oven door and peek at your food, as this will cause the heat inside the oven to escape and prolong baking times. If you have a lot of baking to do and are planning on both racks, do not put too many dishes on the bottom rack. This may prevent the heat from reaching the food on the upper rack. If you smell gas while baking, you may have a gas leak. Turn the oven off immediately. Do NOT use any electrical appliances. Doing so may cause an explosion. Open a window and evacuate the house. Contact emergency services using either a neighbor's phone or a cell phone. Do not use your cellphone inside the house.