Write an article based on this "Call the manufacturer. Take your camera to a repair shop. Buy a new camera lens. Consider buying a new camera."
article: If you've been able to rule out some easily solvable issues, it's a good idea to touch base with the manufacturer. Call the hotline of the company that produced your camera. Once you're patched through to a company representative, outline the problems you've been grappling with. If it sounds like a common issue with the camera, he'll be able to lead you through some of the solutions that are specifically suited to your model. Digital camera companies will usually have a hotline listed on their website. If you're out of luck and can't find a viable solution to your camera troubles at home, it may be time to seek professional help. Camera and electronics repair stores will take your camera and fix the problem for a price. It's only recommended that you get it repaired if you've exhausted all the easy possible fixes. You'll still be charged an expensive fee even if the solution takes them two minutes, so make sure it's worth your while to do so. Repairs can be very expensive. In some cases, they may actually be more expensive than the value of the camera. Keep this in mind and make sure you get a price estimate before handing your device over for repair. Camera lenses can be removed and replaced. Chances are your camera model is fairly common. Rest assured you're not the first person who has had a foul-up with the lens. If your digital camera works perfectly otherwise, you might consider getting the lens replaced. You can either get it from a camera store, or have it ordered directly from the manufacturer. Only replace the camera lens yourself if you really know what you're doing. The user manual that came with your digital camera should offer some guidance in this regard. Unfortunately, it may come to a point where you have no option but to count your losses and send your broken camera to the dumps. Getting a new camera will save you the effort of having to repair it, and though you'll be potentially putting down a lot of money for a new one, you stand to gain a more advanced model than the one you had before. If you use your camera enough, you might even find that getting a sharper type of camera will have been worth it all along. Most modern cellphones come equipped with built-in cameras. This can absolve you of the need to purchase a replacement digital camera if you already have a phone cam.

Write an article based on this "Test the dry cleaning solvent before applying it to the oil stain area. Apply the dry cleaning solvent to the oil stain area. After 5 minutes, take a damp cloth or paper towel and blot up the dry cleaning solvent from the carpeting. Examine the dried carpeting for any traces of the oil stain."
article: Apply dry cleaning solvent to a clean cloth or paper towel, and press it against a small, hidden area of your carpeting. After several minutes, take a damp cloth and blot out the solvent. Allow test area to dry, and make sure the solvent did not leave a stain or remove dye from the carpeting. Using a cloth or paper towels, press the solvent into the stained carpeting, moving from the outer edges to the middle of the stain. Press hard enough for the solvent to penetrate deep into the carpet fibers. Then allow the stain area to dry. Try using a fan or dehumidifier in the room to speed the drying process. If traces are found, repeat the process described above. You may need to clean the area multiple times before the stain disappears completely. This is normal with oil stains because the oil may seep up through the carpet fibers after the initial cleaning.

Write an article based on this "Repair stone walls. Remove stains caused by mold and mildew. Clean the stone walls. Protect any areas you do not want painted."
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Fill in all holes and cracks with a concrete repair product like hydraulic cement, which is available at home improvement centers. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for application. Apply a solution of 2 tbsp. (14.8 ml) of bleach and 1 quart (0.95 liters) of warm water. Blot the affected area with a sponge or cloth saturated with the solution. Continue blotting until the stain disappears. Remove stains with a commercial grade mold and mildew remover. Commercial mold and mildew cleaners are available at most home improvement centers. Remove dust, dirt and oil from the stone basement walls prior to painting. Remove loose dirt and debris with a coarse brush. Clean the walls by wiping them down with a damp cloth. Use a commercial degreasing product to remove stubborn grease or oil stains. Commercial grade degreasing solutions are available at most home improvement stores. Follow the manufacturer's directions for application. Utilize a pressure washer to remove dirt and debris. Pressure washers are available for rent at most home improvement stores. Exhibit caution when using a pressure washer to clean stone walls. To avoid damage to the stone basement, use the pressure washer on the lowest pressure setting and gradually increase the pressure. Move all furniture to the center of the basement so the painting areas are clear of any obstacles. Cover any areas of the walls you do not want painted, such as baseboards or doorways, with painter's tape.