Problem: Article: Harsh cleaners can destroy the pearl, and a harder brush can also cause scratches. Soft-bristled toothbrushes work well as they can poke into thin crevices as well. Some good brands are Walgreens Fresh Smile, Smile and Save, and Oral-B Cross Action. Do not stretch the thread as you clean. The pearls may get loose and drop out. Standard tap water contains chlorine and other chemicals that can damage the surface of your pearls. Do not let chemicals or water sit on your pearls too long. These are too rough and will damage your pearls.
Summary: Gently apply a baby shampoo or another mild soap using a soft manicure brush. Support the strand if the pearls are on a necklace or bracelet. Only use mineral water or distilled water to rinse your pearls. Gently dab the water and soap of your pearls with a dry, soft cloth. Polish your pearls with a dry, soft cloth to maintain their luster. Avoid jewelry cleaners or ultrasonic cleaners.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Hockey gloves are classified into different categories according to size. Make sure you're checking the size and the classification as you choose gloves. Youth hockey glove sizes are between 8in (20cm) and 9in (23cm). Junior hockey glove sizes are between 10in (25cm) and 12in (30cm). Adult sizes are anything over 13in (33cm). Depending on the brand of glove, some will fit more looselya more traditional fitand others will be a little tighter. Once you know your size, try on gloves that fit both ways and see which feels more comfortable to you. Bauer, Easton, CCM, and Reebok all have snug or mid-fit gloves. Sherwood, Easton Pro, and Eagle all have looser-fitting gloves. Short cuffs will leave part of your forearm exposed, but will also allow you more mobility while you play. Try the gloves on and flex your wrist back and forth to test the fit. If you choose short cuffs, consider getting wrist guards to give your full arm the protection it needs. Regular cuffs will cover more, but limit your mobility. If you're playing in a school or professional league, regular cuffs will protect you better. Most entry-level gloves have just a thin layer of foam padding to protect your hands. If you're on a budget or just beginning to play, these gloves are a great choice. Mid-range gloves usually have plastic inserts in addition to the padding. The plastic offers extra protection to the most vulnerable parts of your hand especially your fingers. All hockey gloves come with protective padding. However, gloves with more padding tend to be more expensive. If you're in a serious league consider getting gloves with a little extra padding.

SUMMARY: Choose youth, junior, or adult size gloves. Try both loose and tight-fitting gloves. Go for short cuffs if you want increased mobility. Opt for long cuffs for more protection. Get gloves with foam padding if you're on a budget. Choose mid or high-range gloves for extra protection.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This will enable you to explore the underwater areas of Animal Jam. Collect 1000 gems or ten diamonds and buy a new animal avatar that is aquatic (you will only be able to get a seal, penguin, and a turtle if you're not a member.) It is very fun to explore these stages because you can collect different plants/animals and add them to your scrapbook. To collect them, simply click on them. It is also fun because you can run away from 'vicious' underwater animals like sharks, polar bears and octopuses who might attack you, or if you are a 'vicious' underwater animal like a shark or polar bear you can chase after 'prey' or pick fights with other 'tough' predators.
Summary: Get an aquatic animal if you aren't one yet.

(You can also place your thumb behind the first valve and this will give you the maximum function of your fingers to press the key down.) This thumb will support some of the weight of the trumpet. It should be placed beneath the lead pipe, or the pipe which attaches to the mouthpiece. Do not bend your thumb, as this can restrict the movement of your other fingers. Some instructors will recommend that you keep your thumb rested against the first valve casing rather than between the first and the second. This technique is designed to help you keep your thumb straight and should not affect the way the trumpet is supported. Pressing different combinations of valve keys is how you play different notes. Using the balls of your fingers, press down the keys that correspond to the notes you wish to play. Rest your fingers on the keys when you're not playing. Think of keeping them in the shape of a claw. Curving your fingers will give you the flexibility to play notes quickly. Even if you're just beginning, practicing this technique from the start will help you as you advance to more complex musical pieces. Your band director will instruct you on the different fingerings used to play notes, or you can use a music book or search for a fingering chart online. It may seem convenient to place your little finger in the finger hook, allowing it to hold some of the weight of the trumpet. However, this will affect your ability to move your fingers freely, especially your ring finger on the third valve. It's fine to use the finger hook temporarily if you need to use your left hand to turn a page of music or reach for a mute. Just try not to get in the habit of doing it all the time. Make sure that you are keeping your right wrist relaxed. Stiffness in your wrist will affect your ability to press down the valves, and it may lead to wrist pain after long periods of holding the trumpet.
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One-sentence summary -- Rest your right thumb between the first and second valve casings. Strike the valve keys with your right index, middle, and ring fingers. Round the fingers of your right hand as you play. Avoid resting your right little finger in the finger hook. Relax your right wrist.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This should reduce the friction and allow the door to close more smoothly. Use a dry, moisturizer-free soap that leaves a powdery residue on the sides of the door.Of course, this is a gentle and temporary solution and will need to be repeated sporadically during times of humidity. One of the functions of the AC is to remove excess moisture from the air and decrease the humidity level in your home. While this can be a costly solution, it will help with your sticking doors. As the humidity in your home is lowered, the wood door will shrink in size. A dehumidifier works by sucking in air, removing the air's moisture, and expelling the air back into the room. The main advantage of using a dehumidifier is that it is portable, which allows you to place it close to the sticking door.
Summary:
Rub the problem area with bar soap. Run your air conditioner. Invest in a dehumidifier.