In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: One way you can reuse plastic bags at home is to use them as liners to protect your garbage bins. Cut up the plastic bags and tape them to the bottom of your garbage bins at home to prevent any liquids from leaking into the can from the garbage. You can also use plastic bags to line any other bins in your home that tend to get wet, such as recycling bins or the compost bin. You can also use plastic bags in mini garbage bins around your home. Use a plastic bag in a bathroom or bedroom bin. When it comes time to empty the garbage, you can simply pull the plastic bag out and replace it with a new one. You can also use plastic bags as garbage bags in your car. Store the plastic bags in your car and bring them with you to the grocery store. Then, use them to bag your groceries. Make sure the plastic bags do not have any holes in them and are thick enough to hold items. Plastic bags are also great for protecting delicate items, such as glass figurines or family heirlooms. Wrap delicate items in the plastic bags before storing them away in your home. You can also use the plastic bags to wrap delicate items for when you are moving. Plastic bags provide good cushioning, especially if you layer them on top of each other. Cut up plastic bags and tape them down on tables or countertops to protect them. This may be a good idea if you are doing crafts at home and want to protect the area. You can also use plastic bags to cover countertops when you are cooking. Use the plastic bags as stuffing for pillowcases, rather than buy stuffing from the store. Ball them up and stuff them in pillowcases to keep them fluffy. You can also make a dog bed by stuffing plastic bags in a large pillowcase. If you are going to be keeping a lot of plastic bags in your home for various uses, make sure you store them properly to avoid mess and to ensure they are not a hazard for children or pets. You can use a plastic bag tube to store the bags. You can also hang a garbage bag in your pantry and store the plastic bags in it. Keep the plastic bags somewhere handy, such as in your kitchen or your garage, so they are easy to access when you need them.
Summary: Line your garbage bins with the plastic bags. Use them as garbage bags around the house. Reuse them as grocery bags. Wrap delicate items in the plastic bags. Use plastic bags to cover areas that get messy in your home. Fill pillowcases with the plastic bags. Store the plastic bags properly.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This statement is the main idea for your text. Generally, you write a single sentence to establish your main idea or ideas, and it is the most specific part of your introduction. This sentence should go at the end of your introductory paragraph. For instance, if your argument is that domesticated cat traits prove they are direct descendants of larger predators, you might write, "The domesticated cat exhibits characteristics that prove its ancestors were large predators." Part of establishing your argument is giving your readers a preview of what's to come. Establish guideposts, which are specific phrases or sentences that tell the reader exactly what you plan to cover in your text. That way, your reader knows to look for those topics as they read your paper. For instance, you could add this to the statement: "With its sharp teeth, carnivorous nature, and stealthy hunting skills, the domesticated cat exhibits characteristics that prove its ancestors were large predators, a fact demonstrated by the characteristics it shares with the larger cats of the world." This statement establishes that you're going to focus on those 3 traits and that you plan to show a connection to other members of the feline family. In some cases, you might choose not to introduce your main points in the introduction. As long as you explain them in the body of your paper and they relate back to your thesis, this is fine. By convention, your main ideas statement provides the transition between your introduction and the rest of your text. Therefore, it goes right before you begin the body of your text. However, if you need to do so, you can include a transition sentence to help your reader understand that you're moving onward.
Summary: Establish your topic by using a clear, concise statement. Include your main points to give your readers guidance. Place your main ideas at the end of your introduction.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Stalkers often feel as though they are in a relationship with their victims, and any contact the victims make with them is perceived as validation of their "relationship," which is nonexistent. If you are being stalked, do not call, write to, or speak to your stalker in person if you can avoid it at all. Sometimes stalking victims yell at or talk to their stalkers, but even overt rudeness can be misconstrued by stalkers (who are frequently mentally disturbed) as communication of affection or interest. If you are being stalked online, do not respond in any way to any messages, regardless of how angry you become. Just print them for evidence and leave the computer. If a stalker does not have personal information about you such as your phone number, home address, or email address, do not let them find it. Do not give your home phone number aloud to anyone in public places. If you find that you must provide a phone number, try using a work phone instead, or writing the number down then shredding it. Avoid putting your home address in writing. In cases of extreme stalking, you may want to get a PO Box for your mailing address so that it's less likely that you will need to provide anyone with your home address. Do not share your home address or place of work online or on social media. This may give an online stalker the opportunity to find you in person. In cases of repeated stalking or stalkers with a history of violence, you may be able to get an order of protection which legally requires the stalker to stay away from you. Be aware, however, that this could potentially anger the stalker and push him to violence. In very extreme cases of potentially violent stalking, you may decide to move to a new place. If you do so, you may want to consult an organization such as a battered women's shelter for tips about how to make yourself truly disappear. Do not have your mail forwarded directly to your new home. Be careful when registering to vote in a new place. You can request anonymous registration. If you purchase property, your name may be on the public record as the land's owner. Sometimes these records are tied to searchable databases, so you may want to rent to remain more anonymous.
Summary:
Avoid contact with your stalker. Avoid unintentional signs or messages. Hide your personal information. Get a protective order. Move to an undisclosed location.