Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Grab one section of hair to curl. Squeeze the curling iron open and place it near the bottom of a section of hair. Hold the hair inside the iron for approximately 10 seconds. Enjoy your curls.

Answer: For tighter curls, grab smaller sections and for less tighter curls take bigger sections . It may help to loosely clamp the hair higher up and then slide it down. Angling the iron slightly will make your hair easier to curl and prevent the curls from sticking too far out from the side of your head. Your actual time may vary depending on your curling iron and heat settings, so if you need to experiment, on the lower side in the beginning. Your curls should be finished and ready to show off! If desired, you can spritz the curls with a little hairspray to help maintain them longer.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Brush daily. Be cautious with bleach. Avoid metal bristles. Close the bowl before you flush. Perform an intensive clean as soon as hard water marks appear.

Answer: If you use your toilet brush for a few seconds every day, you can pick up excess water. This will make it less likely that hard water spots will form and save you the trouble of an intensive clean. Bleach can be a good disinfectant. But it will cause rust stains to set, making it more difficult to remove some hard water spots. It can also be dangerous when mixed with other toilet bowl cleaners. Older toilet bowl cleaners had metal bristles. These could scratch up the insides of a toilet. This is counterproductive, because once a toilet bowl is scratched, it is easier for dirt to get into the scratches and next to impossible to get it out. When you flush with the bowl open it is possible for water to escape, getting some all over the toilet. This is unsanitary and increases the risk of hard water marks forming. If given the time, these stains will only settle in and become more difficult to remove. If you see stains appearing that can't be removed with a simple scrubbing, immediately use either vinegar or heavy cleaning solutions to pick them up.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Get your supplies. Sort the crayons out. Hot glue each crayon in order on the top of your canvas. Slant the canvas so that the wax will drip. Use your blow dryer and blow the crayons. Let your work dry. Clean up your work.

Answer: You will need a canvas (your choice of size), crayons (your choice depending on the size of the canvas), a hot glue gun, and a hair/blow dryer. You'll probably want to lay newspaper or an old t-shirt or blanket under the canvas in case the wax splatters, too. Whatever area you think will get messy, cover up a bit more on each side. Don't forget to cover up yourself too! Hot colored wax on your skin and nice clothes shouldn't be part of this project. Sort depending on what you want. A rainbow is a popular design, so if you choose it, place the crayons in the order of the rainbow. Some people order their crayons lightest to darkest, others use different shades of the same color. The arrangement is totally up to you. Just make sure you have enough to cover the entire top of the canvas. Repeating colors is just as beautiful. Some people keep the wrappers on and some take them off, but either way works. You can opt to unwrap the crayons and cut them in half. This makes it look more natural and keeps the top three inches of your canvas from being obviously lined with crayons. A common idea is to lean it against a wall. If you do lean it against a wall, tape newspaper onto the wall to avoid any accidents. It's best to point the blow dryer downwards so that the wax will drip. Take note that this will get messy! However, it doesn't really matter how messy it gets, as long as your newspapers are laid out correctly. You can use birthday candles for quicker melting. It's a bit more dangerous and the candle wax drips everywhere, too. If you'd rather be messy than pressed for time, a candle might be a better bet for you. A heat gun is also a quicker alternative and can be picked up at most craft supply stores. Remove the crayons and collect all the dried bits of wax that have seeped onto less than desirable areas. Color in whatever you want to if desired. Display your artwork! Hang it up on the wall, post it on Facebook or Tumblr, call over a family member. Show your creativity to the world; they'll love it! The kids will, too!

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Warm the coloring oil before you put it in the chocolate. Place the tightly sealed coloring oil in a small zip lock bag. Place the plastic bagged bottle in a bowl with warm water for 10-15 minutes. Remove the oil from the plastic bag. Slowly add a few drops of oil to the warmed chocolate and stir. Work on one color at a time.

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Chocolate is very sensitive to temperature changes. So when you add the oil to the chocolate, its important that the oil is the same temperature as the chocolate. This will prevent the chocolate from seizing, or turning lumpy and hard. Squeeze the bag to remove as much air as possible from the bag. The water should be no more than 20 degrees warmer than the chocolate. Shake the bottle every 5 minutes to distribute the heat evenly. It's a good idea to warm your oil up right before you warm up the chocolate, or in between warming up your chocolate. You want to avoid letting the chocolate sit and harden as you warm up the oil. Make sure you dry it off completely. You don't want to get any water in the chocolate by accident, as this will dilute it! With most chocolate oils, a 2 oz. bottle will vibrantly color up to 6 pounds of chocolate. So for a deep, rich color, use about 2 teaspoons for each pound of chocolate. Use less for a lighter color. If you are planning to make several different colored bowls of chocolate, work one color at a time. This will prevent any mixing of the colors or accidents with the powder or oil.