Hairspray and sunscreen will work because they usually have alcohol in them. Check the ingredients to be sure. You can also try hand sanitizer, WD-40, or lemon juice.
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One-sentence summary -- You can also use rubbing alcohol or similar products.

Q: Collating digital documents usually requires merging PDF documents. You can purchase and download Adobe Acrobat, which is the industry standard, or you can download a free program, like PDFBinder. Always make sure you are downloading programs from a trusted site. Adobe and CNET are good locations to get reviews and download software programs. Double click on it in your Downloads folder. Let the installation wizard prompt you to finish installation. This means you may have to scan double-sided documents and save them with a page number. It may also mean gathering PDFs from different sources and placing them in a logical order for the multi-page PDF you create. Either drag and drop the PDFs into the program or choose the option to create and combine files. Most multi-page PDF creators allow you to move the order up and down until it is perfected. Save the multi-page PDF under one name in an easy-to-access location. Make sure it is collated in the right order. Send or print as required.
A: Download your PDF management software. Install the program. Gather your PDFs in one folder. Open the program. Position them in the order you would like to see them. Press the "Bind" button or the "Combine Files" button. Open your file.

Article: Some good ideas are, suits, ties, shirts and pants. Fold your suits very neatly so they don't get crumpled. Items could be: Laptop. Reading materials Audio books or music
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Pack for the trip. Bring a medium suitcase depending on what you need for your trip. It's likely you'll be staying in a hotel so bring some pajamas and toiletries such as a toothbrush and a hairbrush. Bring somethings to entertain you. Remember to bring your work supplies such as your laptop, pens, pencils, phone, and papers. More information on clothes and toiletries can be found in the first section.

Problem: Article: In order to get a service dog for your child, there is typically an application process. Each assistance program has a unique set of guidelines for qualifying for a service animal. However, most of these processes are similar. Generally, you will need to complete an application for a child to receive a service animal. In this form you will need to provide basic information like the name and address of the parent(s) and child. You will also need to provide information about the child's physical therapist, occupational therapist, psychologist, and/or case manager. This will include a description of your child's autism and the severity of various symptoms, along with any additional medical problems. At this point, you will also need to explain how your child's autism and/or medical problems are affecting their daily living skills and creating limitations. Daily living skills include caring for oneself (i.e. bathing, dressing, and feeding oneself). You will also need to describe any restrictions or precautions your child may have related to their diagnosis and provide details on any medical treatments or medications they are currently undergoing. You should also note whether your child uses any adaptive equipment, such as crutches or a wheelchair. The next section of the application will assess whether you are able to care for a dog. The agency will need to know who lives in the household, if you have any other pets, and the type of service animal you are seeking. They also need to know who will be handling the dog (parent or child?) and if you will be able to provide food and grooming for the dog. In the final part of the application form, the assistance agency needs to know what kind of service you expect the dog to provide. You should also indicate whether the dog will be attending school with the child, and how you feel that the child would benefit from the service dog. Applicants may be charged a fee from $20-$40 as a basic processing fee. The agency will also require a professional to certify the diagnosis you report. The agency will also often request letters of reference. This would preferably come from professionals that work with your child. For example, they may ask to contact occupational, speech, or psychology therapists that can confirm your child's disability has and describe the ways in which a service dog could help to improve their life. All applications will need to be reviewed by the director of the organization before any decisions are made. If the executive determines that the child meets all the qualifications and has shown a sufficient need (for services that the animal can fulfill), the family and child will progress to the interview. The interview is primarily to determine which specific training tasks the dog will need to be taught. After the interview is complete, the agency will provide a contract and discuss fundraising plans with you and your family. During this time, it is important to read all parts of the contract and be sensible about what your family can afford and how much money you can realistically fundraise. The contract also informs the family of the agency's obligations and their expectations of the family. Pay special attention to any aspects of the contract that may become invalid in various circumstances. If you decide this is the best path forward for you and your child, go ahead and sign the contract. After this you have officially become a client of the agency of your choosing.
Summary: Fill in the application for your chosen assistance program. Provide all diagnostic information that is relevant to your child. Show proof that you will be able to care for the service dog. Let the agency know why your child needs a service dog. Pay the application fee and provide references. Wait to be called for an interview. Sign the contract.

Article: MLMs should be quite straightforward. The salespeople are recruited to sell large quantities of merchandise to people outside the company. Pyramid schemes rely on exciting promises and buzzwords to cover up the fact that they don't have a legitimate business model. Their actual model would not entice nearly as many people to buy in. Business models of MLMs should be easy to understand. For instance, they might have a successful line of hygienic products. Since products like shampoo are inexpensive to produce in mass amounts, there is often a considerable markup for the consumer. Use this method to walk yourself through how the business makes money. Business models for pyramid schemes are confusing. They often include fantastical promises about revolutionizing their industry or introducing a 'miracle product.' More importantly, they emphasize the process of recruitment and promotion over the actual product. Don't get lured into the job until you understand how the company makes its money. This is the biggest giveaway with pyramid schemes. They often don't even mention what product you'd be selling, but only talk about recruitment and making money off the downline. The products they do sell are often ridiculous and unsellable, picked for the allure of getting rich selling them rather than actually using them. MLMs have useful everyday products that have been sold door-to-door and on the internet for decades. Some examples of phony pyramid scheme products are 'miracle cures,' unfamiliar health products at seemingly high prices, or low-cost, high-yield investment opportunities. Often, pyramid schemes offer products with a low profit margin. The real money is to be made from recruiting new members. Since these details may not be apparent to someone outside the company, you will need to use these other criteria to make a decision. The product may not be a dead giveaway. Let's say, for instance, there was a pyramid scheme that sold inexpensive DVDs. This seems like a legitimate product. But how much profit can you hope to make off each unit? It may be hard to tell. If there is high reward for recruiting members in addition, look for other signs of a pyramid scheme. Is the company sustainable? Stable businesses depend on a cycle of production, marketing, and sales. Money goes out and comes in. If money only seems to be coming from people inside rather than outside the business, it is not self-sustainable. If you get a briefcase of popular cosmetics, it may be a safe investment. If you merely get the opportunity to sign other people to work for you, it is probably a pyramid scheme. It has to be a viable business opportunity for everyone from the downline to the executives.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Look at the business model. Do research into what products they sell. Find out how employees make their money. Look at the cash flow. Find out what your contribution gets you.