INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Typically garment bags are used to keep formal or business attire wrinkle-free. Make a list of the different functions you will need to attend so you can be certain you'll have everything you need. Casual clothing typically is not worth packing in a garment bag. Instead, fold it in a suitcase. Garment bags can be bulky and are not always an efficient way to pack clothing. If your wardrobe can be folded in a carry-on or other suitcase, pack it there. Dress shirts, ties and accessories do not need to be hung in a garment bag. Business casual slacks, such as khakis, can generally be folded and stowed in a suitcase. When possible, pack clothing that has been treated to be wrinkle-free. The best time to use a garment bag is for a short trip when most of the clothing you need will be for business. The limited capacity of most garment bags makes them ideal for a trip that lasts only a few days and so does not require a great variety of clothes. For an extended trip that mixes business and leisure, use both a garment bag and another suitcase to carry all your clothes. If you are traveling to a formal event such as a wedding or an award ceremony, your gown may be too bulky or ornate to use an ordinary garment bag. Bring a carry-on sized suitcase to the wedding dress company and have it packed professionally. Using a carry-on will guarantee you can keep an eye on your special item. Some airplanes have closets for flight attendants in which you may be able to hang your bag, but don't count on it. A carry-on is a safer bet. The dress may need to be steamed when you arrive at your destination.

SUMMARY: Consider the travel itinerary carefully. Pack as few items in a garment bag as possible. Use a garment bag for business trips. Ask a professional to pack your wedding dress.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: There are a number of different rat poisons on the market, but they generally all work by preventing the rats' blood from clotting. You'll need to read the label on your poison carefully in case there are any specific instructions that you need to follow. Store the poison on a high shelf away from children and pets, and make sure it's clearly labelled. If you use poison outside, it must be labeled for outdoor use. Bait boxes are small boxes that are designed with small entryways that are only big enough for rats and other small rodents to enter. This can help protect larger animals and children from ingesting the poison, although you should never place rat poison near areas where children might play. Some commercial poisons come already contained in bait boxes. If the one you choose doesn't, you'll need to buy the box separately. You can find these wherever pest control products are sold. Look for secure, hidden spots around your apartment building where rats are likely to hide. If you see anywhere that has rat trails, nests, or feces, place a bait box there. Other good places include behind or under appliances, walls, and pipes, or inside a rat hole, if you've found one. If you're an apartment manager or maintenance person, notify the residents of your apartment complex where you've placed these poisons. Check with the manager before you put out poison if you're a resident. You must continuously feed the rats the poison for at least six days in order for it to be fully effective. Keep in mind that rats can become tolerant to poisons, so don't stop the poison early. You may also want to try different poisons if you do more than one treatment. Rats will not eat spoiled bait, so make sure you keep it fresh. If you have any remaining poison once your rat problem is under control, follow the directions on the packaging for disposal. Don't just throw the poison away, as this can harm other people, pets, or animals if they accidentally come in contact with it. Rats can build a tolerance to the poison, so if you have a serious rat problem, treat for about a month at a time. Take a break between treatment cycles to ensure that the rats don't become immune to the poison. You can try other treatment methods between poisonings.

SUMMARY: Use a poison designed specifically for rats. Place the poison inside bait boxes. Set the bait boxes where you think the rats will be. Replace the poison daily for 5-10 days. Dispose of extra poison. Skip a month between treatments.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Make a very neat knot. Do this for each rose you're making, then you can decide whether or not to build a bouquet or use the roses individually. You may have leaf stems underneath the flower, but leave them intact in case you want to join the roses to create a bouquet or you'd like to affix the roses to fabric or decor. {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/thumb\/b\/b5\/Make-Roses-from-Leaves-Step-11Bullet1.jpg\/v4-460px-Make-Roses-from-Leaves-Step-11Bullet1.jpg","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/b\/b5\/Make-Roses-from-Leaves-Step-11Bullet1.jpg\/aid2673229-v4-728px-Make-Roses-from-Leaves-Step-11Bullet1.jpg","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":318,"bigWidth":"728","bigHeight":"503","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>License: <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https:\/\/creativecommons.org\/licenses\/by-nc-sa\/3.0\/">Creative Commons<\/a><br>
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SUMMARY: Secure the rose by winding green wire around the base of it.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: . These are the beams which make up the skeleton of your walls. You'll need to plan ahead to know where you want all of your walls to go, which should have been done in your building phase. There are two main materials from which you can make your studs: steel or wood. Each has their benefits and you should choose what is best for you. As a general rule, wood is cheaper but steel is stronger. You can add further insulation at this point by putting traditional insulation in the framing area. . Once your walls have a skeleton they'll need a skin! Install drywall or use whatever wall finishing method you prefer to get nice walls which you can paint when your project is complete. . If you did not already, you'll need to add drywall or other finishing materials to your ceiling. This will give you a nice surface to paint or finish in your preferred method. . You can save a few bucks by keeping your concrete floors and having them bare. This may be cold, however so consider carefully. Concrete floors can be stained to achieve really cool finishes, giving you a modern look. nstall carpet onto the concrete or build a subfloor. You'll need to figure out what flooring method is best for you. Installing a subfloor will make for a warmer floor than just installing carpet but it may take away badly needed inches in terms of wall height, as well as adding to the overall project cost. . If you're adding rooms to your new space, you'll also want to add doors. This will be especially important for bathrooms and bedrooms. Make sure you account for doors being able to open and close when you place items like sinks, tubs, and toilets into rooms.

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Place the studs Finish your walls and add drywall Finish your ceiling Consider keeping your concrete floors . Add doors