Article: If you and your girlfriend are unable to come to an agreement, you may try to make it clear that she is no longer welcome in your home. She may be trying to hold onto your relationship long enough for the troubles to blow over. If you are serious about wanting her to leave, make it clear by being honest and upfront with her. Once you've been clear, you might want to be absent from the home a little more. Give her the time/space to move out, and avoid falling back into your previous relationship roles. If she keeps pushing the issue, gently remind her that you've made up your mind and you are no longer willing to discuss it. Packing her bags sends a very clear message that you want her to leave. This method is pretty harsh and will more than likely upset her. If you do choose to pack her bags, do so neatly and carefully. Do not break her things. If the two of you own things together (like a couch or bed), it may be difficult to just pack her things. You might need to reach some agreement as to who keeps what. You might have good reason for asking her to leave, like you own the home and she doesn't. If that's not the case, you should consider moving out of the home yourself. She may have just as much claim to the home as you, and the two of you will have to come to some sort of agreement. If your girlfriend is refusing to accept the breakup, then moving out may be the best solution. Decide if keeping the place yourself is worth this dragging out.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Be direct. Pack her bags. Consider moving out yourself.

Problem: Article: Oil diffusers will release a fine mist of water to diffuse the oils around your room. Place your diffuser near the center of your chosen room to let the oil distribute evenly around the space. Keep it on a flat surface to prevent anything from spilling or falling over while your diffuser is running. Put a towel down underneath the diffuser to catch any excess water while the diffuser runs. If the towel remains dry after the first few times using it, it probably isn't needed. You'll also need a power outlet nearby if your diffuser needs to be plugged in. While it may differ slightly between different types of diffusers, most will have a top casing that can be lifted off to reveal the reservoir. Try rotating, popping, or even just lifting the top of your diffuser to open it and get access to the internal water tank. If you're unsure how to open your diffuser, check the manufacturer's guide for instructions specific to your diffuser. Some diffusers may have two tops that need to be removed to access the reservoir. One will normally be decorative, where the other is used to trap excess moisture. If you remove the top of your diffuser and see another casing instead of a tank, remove this interior casing as well. Fill a small measuring cup or glass with water that is around room temperature, or below your body temperature. Carefully pour the water into the reservoir or internal tank of your diffuser. Check for a line or marking on the inside of the tank to indicate how much water you should pour into the tank. Rather than a line or marker, some diffusers may come with a measuring jug that holds exactly the right amount of water for the reservoir. Fill this up with water and pour it into the tank. Room temperature is around 69F (21C). Put a finger in the water to test it, looking for water that is slightly cool but not cold. Unscrew the cap on your chosen essential oil and tilt it directly over the water reservoir. You may need to slightly shake it, but drops of oils should begin falling into the water. Let around 6 or 7 drops fall in before tilting the bottle back and putting the cap back on. You can combine different types of essential oils, but you should only put a maximum of 10 drops into your diffuser. Use a few drops of each oil that you want to prevent an overpowering aroma when you turn your diffuser on. Keep track of how many drops of oil you use for each operation so you can get a better sense of how much you need. For a smaller room, you might only need 3 or 4 drops. Start lower and increase the amount of oil you use until you're happy with the aroma. Put the lid or casing of the diffuser back over the reservoir, making sure it is sitting properly. Turn the diffuser on at the wall and use the button or switch on the front of the diffuser to let it start running. Some diffusers may have multiple settings or lights that you can use to adjust its operation. Check your manufacturer's instructions if you're unsure how to make your diffuser work, or to see how to use these more advanced settings.
Summary: Place your diffuser near the middle of the room. Lift the top off of your diffuser. Fill the diffuser with room temperature water. Add 3 to 10 drops of essential oils to your diffuser. Replace the top of your diffuser and turn it on.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You will need to make three more soles using the same technique outlined for the first sole. One of these soles should use your base color. The other two should use your accent color. Place one base sole on top of one accent sole. Slip stitch the soles together through the center stitches at the back of the heels. Use your accent color yarn to do this. Note that your base color sole should be the top piece and your accent color sole should be on the bottom. The wrong sides of the soles should face each other as you do this. Make one single crochet in the outer loops of each stitch set. Repeat all the way around the perimeter of the soles. This should add a border to the soles while joining both layers together. Cut the yarn, leaving a 3 inch (7.6 cm) tail. Pull this tail through the loop on your hook to knot it in place. Weave the excess tail into the stitches of your bottom layer. Slip stitch the other two soles together at the back, then single crochet both layers together in each set of stitches around the perimeter. Fasten off the yarn as usual. When finished, you should have two identical soles, each made with two layers. Note that these two soles should be mirror images of each other, just like standard sandals would be.

SUMMARY: Repeat three more times. Slip stitch two soles together. Single crochet around the soles. Fasten off the yarn. Repeat with the other two soles.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: To bring the other person down to your level, have them sit on a bar-style stool. This will bring them closer to your height without making you have to bend over. Sitting in a chair may make them too short, but depending on the height difference, this could work better for you. Having both of you sit on the couch may be one of the easiest ways to overcome the height difference. If you are still much shorter than them, fold your legs under you to give you a little boost. Move closer to your significant other and give them a kiss. If you both are comfortable with it, sit in the taller one's lap. This will naturally elevate you and bring your face closer to their face. You can do this at home or wherever you feel comfortable with public displays of affection. Stand on the taller stair to give you a height boost. This is a great and convenient way to become closer to each other's level. Lean in and wrap your arms around them to show your affection.
Summary: Have the taller one sit on a stool. Sit on the couch. Sit on the taller person's lap. Find a staircase.

Freezing will harden the gum and the affected area. This process will make the gum stiff, brittle and easier to remove. Freezing the entirety of your jeans can improve your chances of removing the gum. When the surrounding area of the gum is stiff and frozen, you'll have an easier time scrapping off the gum. Empty all the pockets. Fold the jeans into a plastic bag. Don't fold the side with the gum with another piece of fabric. Put the bag in the freezer and leave it there for about an hour or longer. Throw the jeans in with your next load of laundry. Only do this if the gum is fully removed. Pieces of gum could stick to other clothes, if you haven't fully removed it.
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Understand the freezing process. Put your jeans in the freezer. Wash your jeans as you normally would.