Q: at the base of your wine bottle. Use a diamond drill bit designed specifically for glass. Make sure the drill bit is larger than the cord on the string lights you'll be using. Lay your wine bottle on a flat surface over a towel so it's steady. Slowly drill down into the base of the wine bottle (on the side, not the bottom of the bottle). As you're drilling, spray water from a spray bottle onto the drill bit to lubricate it. Ask someone to help you with this part. One of you can drill the hole while the other sprays the drill bit with water. Rinse directly over the hole you drilled to wash away any small pieces of glass around the hole. Let the bottle dry completely. Make sure you use string lights that have a plug on only one side or they won't fit through the hole. Slide the end without a plug through the hole and keep feeding the cord through until all the lights are inside the bottle. Bend a metal coat hanger so there's a hook at the end. Slide the hook down through the neck of the bottle and use it to grab part of the string lights. Carefully pull the lights up through the neck of the bottle. Stop once the lights reach the mouthpiece and unhook the coat hanger from the cord. Pull up 2 or 3 sections of the lights so they are firmly packed in the neck of the bottle. This will prevent them from sliding back down into the base.
A: Drill a hole Remove the piece of glass you drilled out and rinse the bottle with water. Feed the string lights through the hole in the bottle. Use a bent coat hanger to pull some of the lights up the neck of the bottle.

Article: You should take steps to dry out your mattress right away. If it is a sunny day and it isn't too hard to take the mattress out to the porch or backyard, you could let it dry out in the sun. Once the spill is dried up, you can address any stains with appropriate cleaning agents, such as baking soda. If you get a foam mattress wet, you should use a clean rag or an absorbent towel to dab the stain. Press down on the wet area with the clean rag or towel. Adjust the rag or towel so that you have a dry part to use and then repeat the dabbing motion. You should avoid scrubbing the stain with a circular or aggressive motion, since this approach could cause the stain to set. You may need to use many rags or towels, depending on the size of the stain. Station a fan in front of the foam mattress. Put the fan on high and direct it towards the part of the mattress where the spill occurred. After removing as much of the stain as possible, you should leave the mattress to dry out for a few hours. Avoid putting any bedding on the mattress until it is completely dry. If there is a window in the room, you could open it up to improve air circulation and speed up the drying time.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Dry out the mattress. Dab the stain to remove liquid. Set up a fan. Let the foam mattress dry out.

Problem: Article: As you begin to dive into being a hipster, you can't suddenly change yourself overnight. It will be too expensive and you'll risk looking like a poser. Make alterations to your closet one step at a time, and be patient with yourself as you learn how to be more of a genuine hipster. Capturing the hipster look is difficult because the goal is to avoid mainstream fashions which are also not easy to define. Overall, being hipster is about looking different than the masses. The irony is that you may end up looking just like other hipsters who are trying to be different. Black needs to be the number one color in your closet. It goes with everything, is slimming, and pairing it with other colors is edgy. To avoid looking too gothic, pair black with bright colors or a mix of olive, navy, and khaki. Mix your colors but don't match them exactly to each other. You want a smorgasbord of color options instead of the same thing repeated over your whole body. You can mix patterns as well as styles. Two different kinds of stripes on your jacket and pants can work together-just pair it with a plain undershirt. Your goal is to look different and stand out from all the people who wear mass-produced items. You will need a few staples in your closet: A vintage leather or denim jacket V-neck t-shirts in plain colors for layering Button down flannel shirts, hoodies, or baggy sweaters A beanie or vintage brimmed hat Skinny jeans Any kind of leather boots, vintage sneakers, or moccasin-style shoes Pants are an important asset in the hipster wardrobe. Your pants should either be very tight, like a pair of skinny jeans, or extra baggy, like jogger pants or 70s style bell bottoms. Traditionally, skinny jeans are your best day-to-day option. The most recognizable hipster glasses are the black, squared-off frames for both guys and girls. You can also get a pair of brightly colored ones to help you stand out even more. If you don't wear glasses or wear contacts, invest in a pair of sunglasses that are mirrored and have that same squared-off hipster shape to appear mysterious and cool. Accessories don't just have to be for girls. Hipster guys defy the norm. A tote bag from your local record store or a messenger bag for biking around will hold all of your essentials. Scarves can be worn on your neck with a deep V-neck or as an armband. Observe other hipster guys to see how they style their scarves with leather and metals cuffs to make a feminine accessory more rugged. Common hipster hat options include: beanies, classic fedoras, porkpies, and bowlers for the more daring. Facial hair is a staple for hipster guys. It makes you look rugged. You can also grow your hair out down to your shoulders and pull it back with bandanas, hats, or hair ties. The more hair you have, the more you'll look like a hipster. Invest in beard or 'stache wax to keep your hair looking groomed and attractive. Trimming is also important to do every once in awhile. If you let your facial hair become scraggly, be aware that you'll start to look like a mountain man hipster instead of an urban one. The choice is yours though, either look is trendy right now. Don't worry if you can't grow in full facial hair. It's an addition to the hipster look, not a requirement. To find the right pieces to fill your wardrobe, you can't always shop at mainstream stores at the mall. You still want to fight the appearance of being mainstream so you need to dig around in little hole-in-the-wall shops to find the right pair of distressed boots and pre-owned leather jackets. The older, the better should be your rule of thumb. Thrift and consignments stores will help you save money since they're less expensive than most name-brand stores.
Summary: Change your appearance slowly over time. Wear lots of neutral colors. Put together outfits with unique pieces. Tailor your pants to fit the trendy hipster look. Get a pair of signature glasses. Accessorize with hats, bags, and scarves. Grow a beard or mustache. Shop at thrift shops or consignment stores.

Q: Pour the three cups of water into a small pot, and bring to a boil. You may also boil the water in the microwave if desired. Stir the oats with a wooden spoon. Start checking for doneness at about the 20-minute mark. For chewier oats, cook less. For more done oats, cook more. Do not stir the oats as they simmer. Allow them to rest in place as the water cooks them. Turn the heat lower if the oats seem to be drying out too quickly. Stir the mixture well using a wooden spoon. Let the oatmeal simmer for another 5 to 10 minutes. Spoon into bowls for serving. Sprinkle with cinnamon, nutmeg, brown sugar, maple syrup, or fruit.
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Boil the water. Add the steel-cut oats to the pot, along with a pinch of salt, and bring back to a boil. Reduce the heat to medium low and cook uncovered for about 20 to 30 minutes. Add the milk to the oats. Remove the oatmeal from heat.