Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Choose your preferred stain removal remedy. Pretreat your stain by soaking in cool or warm water. Mix water with the cleaning agent in a separate container. Mix until the product has completely combined with the water, either creating a liquid or a paste.

Answer: There are multiple ways to get out those yellow stains. Whether your choice is based on a friend's raving review, or because you already have the product in your cabinet, decide which remedy is the best fit. Choose from the following products then look to the subsequent steps for each individual product. Baking Soda (Sodium Bicarbonate) OxiClean (baking soda and hydrogen peroxide) Vodka Dish Detergent White Vinegar Crushed Aspirin (kept safely away from children) Thoroughly moisten the stain by pouring the water over the fabric or sponging it on. Stains are actually created by perspiration reacting to the aluminum found in most deodorants and antiperspirants. The combination of the protein found in your sweat combining with the aluminum creates the yellow stain. As the stain is protein based, immediate exposure to hot water sets in the stain. However, hot water is best for actually removing the stain. After submerging in cool water and treating with the remedy of your choice it is advised to wash in hot water to purge the remaining soils. No matter which of the previous products you have chosen, in order to activate the cleaning agents you must mix with warm water. Ratios and mixing specifications for each of the products are listed below. OxiClean, vodka, hydrogen peroxide, white vinegar, and dish detergent should all be mixed in a container at a 1-1 ratio. Baking soda should be mixed to water at a 3-1 ratio. Aspirin pills must first be crushed. Use 3-4 pills and then mix into a bowl of warm water. See How to Remove Sweat Stains With Aspirin for more specific instructions. Keep aspirin out of reach of children, and be careful not to inhale any of its particles as it's being crushed. After the ingredients have been properly combined you will discover which form your solution has taken. Baking soda will produce a paste. Vodka, hydrogen peroxide, white vinegar, and aspirin will dissolve into a liquid. You will be soaking the garment or stained area in this mixture, so be sure to have a large enough container for the task. OxiClean and dish detergent will dissolve into water with the given 1-1 ratio. However, you can also create a paste by using more OxiClean or detergent at a 3-1 ratio. Some prefer the paste solution, believing it fights harder against tough stains.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Float the bag at the top of the fish tank. Mix the water from the tank with the water in the bag. Let the water sit for 15 minutes. Release the betta into the fish tank.

Answer: Before you do this, make sure the bag has enough air so the betta can breathe. Letting the bag float at the top of the betta's new tank will allow the water in the bag (with the betta in it) to match the temperature of the water in the tank. This process is known as "floating" the betta. Let the bag sit in the tank for 1015 minutes. Once the bag has floated in the fish tank for about 15 minutes, you can start to expose your betta to the water in the fish tank. Use scissors to cut a hole in the bag. Using a baster or a small cup, pour about a cup of the tank water into the bag. You'll need to stand there and hold the bag upright during this time. If you release the bag or let it tilt too far to one side or the other, the water will spill out into the tank. Your betta needs this time to slowly adjust to the temperature, pH level, and mineral hardness of the water in the tank. If you rush these steps and do not give your betta time to acclimate to the water, it will be harmful to the fish's health. Repeat the step one more time: mix another cup of tank water into the bag with the betta. Continue to hold the bag in the tank during this time. Make sure to keep the cut in the bag facing upright. After acclimating the fish for roughly 30 minutes, take the bag, turn it sideways, and allow the betta to swim out. Your betta may take some time to get used its new surroundings, but it should be comfortable living in the water of its new tank at this point. If the water in the betta's bag is dirty, minimize the amount that gets into the fish tank. Dirty water in your tank is never a good thing! After the fish has been acclimated, you can also take an aquarium net and gently place your betta in the tank. Do not feed your betta right away. The fish will probably not eat for the first day it's in a new tank. Some bettas will refuse to eat for the first three days, sometimes even a week.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Identify ant access points. Seal all entrance holes with silicone caulk. Arm yourself with a spray bottle of soapy water.

Answer: While you clean your kitchen and get on ant scout patrol, do some scouting work of your own. Can you tell where the ants are entering the house? Follow the first ants to see where they're entering and leaving. Popular routs of ingress for ants include things like gaps in the woodwork, cracks in cement, vents, screens, cracks in the floorboards, and so on. Alternatively, you can use putty, glue or plaster. Temporary methods of blocking ant access to your home include petroleum jelly or poster tack. If you use a temporary sealant (such as poster tack), only use this until you can purchase a more permanent solution, as it will deteriorate over time and the gap will open again. Soapy water will both kill ants and destroy their chemical trail. This will prevent more ants from following in their tracks. This cheap and easy method consists simply of: Putting one teaspoon of liquid dish soap into a spray bottle and filling it with water. Add mint oil, citrus peels, or citrus rind oil to make this spray extra potent. Spritzing the ants you see with the solution in your spray bottle.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Add sliced, frozen strawberries into smoothies. Make chocolate dipped strawberries Make strawberry shortcake for a summery dessert. Add balsamic strawberries to a salad. Try an easy, healthy strawberry sorbet for a frozen treat. Make strawberry yogurt pancakes for a weekend brunch at home. Make strawberry jam to spread on your morning toast.

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A strawberry banana smoothie is a classic combination. To make one, blend 1 banana, 2 cups (400 g) of frozen strawberries, 12 cup (120mL) of plain yogurt, and 1 cup (240mL) of milk until the mixture is smooth. You can also add in 1 tablespoon (15mL) or so of honey if the smoothie isn't sweet enough, or 1 tsp (3 g) of chia seeds to thicken and add fiber to the smoothie. Add a spoonful of nut butter for more protein. You can also use fresh strawberries in smoothies along with 3-4 ice cubes. for a fun and popular dessert. Put 2 cups (350 g) of semisweet chocolate chips and 2 tablespoons (30mL) of coconut oil in the microwave for 30 seconds at a time, stirring between, until the mixture is completely melted and smooth. Dip strawberries into the chocolate and place them on parchment paper. Put them in the fridge to harden for 30 minutes. For a variation, try using white chocolate or add sprinkles or nuts while the chocolate is still wet. To make a quick and easy strawberry shortcake, use a store-bought shortcake. Add sliced strawberries and whipped cream on top of the shortcake. To go the extra mile, make the shortcake and the whipped cream by hand. To make balsamic strawberries, combine 2 tablespoons (30mL) of balsamic vinegar and 1/4 c (50 g) of sugar to 16 oz (450 g) of strawberries. Mix and let the strawberries sit for around an hour. Add the strawberries to a spinach or kale salad with ingredients like pine nuts, walnuts, goat cheese, or beets. You can also add plain, sliced strawberries to a salad. To make a quick and easy strawberry sorbet, add about 3 cups (600 g) of frozen strawberries to a blender. Add in 2 tablespoons (30mL) of honey. Blend until smooth, and add a little warm water if you want a looser texture. You can also add different berries, or use maple syrup instead of honey. To make the pancakes, mix 2 cups (260 g) of flour, 1 tsp (4 g) of baking powder, 1 tsp (4 g) of baking soda, 1 tsp (4 g) of salt, and 4 tsp (16 g) of sugar. In another bowl, mix 2 lightly beaten eggs with 4 tbsp (60 g) of melted butter, 1 cup (250 g) of vanilla yogurt and 1 1/2 cups (375 mL) of buttermilk. Add the wet ingredients to the dry ingredients. Cook around 1/4 cup (60 mL) of the batter on a griddle at a time. Top with sliced strawberries. You can also add the sliced strawberries directly into the pancake mix, if you prefer. Add about 1 cup (200 g). Add to the strawberry flavor by using strawberry yogurt instead of plain. You can also use frozen strawberries in your pancake batter if you don't have any fresh. In a large bowl, crush 2 pounds (0.91kg) of strawberries in batches using a wooden spoon. Add the crushed strawberries into a large saucepan with 4 cups (800 g) of white sugar and the juice of one lemon. Stir the mixture over a low heat until it comes to a boil. Keep boiling until the mixture reaches 220F (104C). This recipe will make around 40 fluid ounces (1.2L) of jam, so it's useful to have at least 3 16-ounce (.5 L) mason jars with lids sterilized and ready to store the jam in. This makes an excellent gift if you can't eat all the jam yourself.