Write an article based on this "Pretreat the stain. Apply detergent directly. Massage the stain. Rinse and check."
article: After you've removed excess dirt and grass, you should pre-treat your grass stain for the best removal. Pretreat by dabbing a 50/50 mixture of warm water and white vinegar. Saturate the stain well to ensure deep penetration by the vinegar. Allow the watered down vinegar to sit for five minutes. Never use fruit vinegar for stain treatment. Only use plain white vinegar. After your vinegar solution has sat on the clothing item for five minutes, apply laundry detergent directly to the stain. If available, use a detergent that has bleach. Bleach contains enzymes which help break down grain stains. Using powder detergent? Try mixing a dash of water into the powder to make it paste-like, then spread over the stain. Once you've applied the detergent, massage the stain. You want to massage gently, as to not ruin the clothing, but firmly, to ensure you get deep into the stain. The longer you massage the more effective the treatment is likely to be. After massaging for several minutes, allow the detergent to sit. Once the stain has sat for 10-15 minutes, give it a rinse with cold water. Check to see if the stain has been removed. It should be significantly fainter, if not completely removed. If the stain isn't banished, you can safely repeat the process with water, vinegar, and detergent until the garment is stain-free.

Write an article based on this "Dump gravel, sand, and/or crushed rocks onto your foundation space. Add a polyethylene sheet over top of the gravel layer. Install the wire mesh and rebar over your vapor barrier. Add in your radiant floor heating and drainage pipes. Mix concrete and pour the foundation. Insert anchor bolts before your concrete dries. Wait 7 days before building for curing."
article: This is the space between the newly poured foundation walls. Use a rake to disperse the gravel evenly across the space. This should be a layer no more than 1 inch thick. If you are using gravel to fill up the foundation and pour a slab on top, then the gravel should be 6 to 8 inches deep. You will also need to use a plate compactor in different directions until the gravel is well compacted. Next, add another 6 to 8 inches of gravel (called lifts) and repeat the compaction until the gravel is 4 to 6 inches from the top of the wall for the slab depth. This will act as a vapor barrier between the soil and the foundation. This prevents evaporated moisture from rising up into your foundation and causing cracks. It is best to purchase a custom made polyethylene sheet that is the exact size of your foundation space. The specifications of thickness, width and other factors is dictated in local building code regulations. The wire mesh will hold your concrete together, and prevent cracking. You can also add in bar chairs which will prop up the wire mesh. These bars are inserted directly into the plastic sheeting. You will need one every two to three inches. The drainage pipes are set on the outside edges of your foundation. If you do not put these in, water can build up underneath your structure and damage your foundation. Make sure you check whether your building will be using radiant-in-floor heating. This will need to be installed at this level as well, right above the polyethylene sheet. Make sure that the consistency of your concrete is correct. How to Make Concrete You can use a bull float to smooth over the upper surface of the foundation. Then use an edger to smooth out the edges. If there are smaller inconsistencies in the concrete, wait for the concrete to dry slightly. Then sit on top of a piece of foam (on top of concrete), and use a hand float to work out the smaller details. These bolts can be bought at your nearest hardware store. Anchor bolts are important because they will secure the building to the foundation slab. About half of the anchor bolt should stick out of the concrete. Place these one foot apart from one another, and one foot from the corners. There is no need to wait for your foundation to settle into the ground because you should build on undisturbed soil.

Write an article based on this "Look for detailed features like claws and teeth. Make sure the logo is on a white background. Make sure the logo is under the second button. Turn the shirt inside-out to see the faint outline of the patch."
article:
The official logo is a deep, dark green with noticeable teeth and claws. The top jaw is smaller than the bottom jaw and is angled upwards. The crocodile's tail should be rounded and point in the same direction as the jaw, not at the crocodile. The eye should also look more slit-like than rounded. If the crocodile looks cartoonish and lacks detail, the shirt is a sure fake. Lacoste's Vintage brand is an exception. The crocodile will be high-quality but the same color as the shirt. The logo is a patch that is lightly sewn on from behind. You won't see the stitching when you look at it from the front. Look out for stitching around the patch's border, loose threads, or needle hole marks. These are signs that the polo is a fake. On a few brands, such as the Vintage brand, the crocodile may be printed directly on the shirt. The crocodile will be in the middle of the left side of the shirt. It should be between the bottom stitching on the collar and the second button. Low-quality fakes often align the crocodile with the bottom stitching. That stitching may also appear crooked. A few real Lacoste versions also align the crocodile with the bottom stitching, so don't depend on this one observation. The outline of the crocodile's body should barely be visible. There won't be any colors, threads, or obvious stitching. If the finish doesn't look clean, the shirt is a fake.