Q: Find the plastic cap on the left side of the tube. It is smaller than the main endcap and typically black. Pop the cap off, then insert a Philips head screwdriver into the hole. This will lock the spring inside the roller tube. The back of the awning roller tube is on the left. The front of the roller tube is on the right side. Head over to the right side of the roller tube. Have someone hold the awning leg steady for you. Use a box wrench to loosen the bolt that holds the leg onto the roller tube, then remove both the bolt and the leg. Set them aside on the ground. Leave the awning leg on the ground. Put the bolt back into the roller tube. Cover the exposed bracket edges with masking tape or electrical tape. This will keep you from getting scratched. Clamp a vise grip onto the bolt. Lift the vise to release the built-up pressure. Flip the lever to the "roll-off" position. Use the vise grip to unroll the spring clockwise; count the rotations. It is very important that you count the rotations. You will need to use the same amount to screw the bolt back on. Find the control lever, then mark its position on the roller tube with a permanent marker. You'll be taking the roller tube out shortly. Having the tube marked will ensure that you put everything back together as it was. Use a cordless drill to loosen the pop rivet. Tap the rivet with a hammer to remove it the rest of the way. Rotate the roller tube so that you can see the underside, and repeat the process for the second pop rivet. Pop rivets are a type of screw. You will find them on the outer edge of the endcap. They are what secures the endcap to the roller tube. Have someone help you rotate the roller tube. A person at each end of the tube should do the trick. Grab the endcap and pull it off of the roller tube. The spring assembly should come out right with it. Set the endcap and the spring assembly down someplace safe.
A: Lock the spring on the back end of the awning roller tube. Remove the bolt and leg from the front end of the awning roller tube. Reinsert the bolt and cover the bracket with tape. Use a vise grip to release pressure, flip the lever, then unroll the spring. Mark the lever on the roller tube, then remove the vise grips. Remove the pop rivets from the endcap, then remove the spring. Slide the spring assembly out of the roller tube.

Q: It's best to use mineral oil to season a cutting board. This helps prevent the wood from cracking over time. You can buy mineral oil online or at a local department store or drug store. To apply the oil, make sure your cutting board is free of any dirt and debris. You can wipe off anything with a dry paper towel. Then, apply a generous amount of oil to paper towel. Gently glide the paper towel over the cutting board, adding a thin layer of oil to your board. Set the board aside somewhere where it will not be disturbed, such as a cabinet. Allow the oil to soak in overnight. If you need to use the board that same day, at least let the oil soak in for a few hours. The board may feel oily or sticky after seasoning it. If your board is sticky, use a paper towel to gently buff out any excess oil. After removing the excess oil, you can safely use your cutting board.
A: Use mineral oil. Apply the oil. Let the oil soak. Remove excess oil.

Q: Look for people who share your interests on Instagram, Twitter, Tumblr, and other social media platforms, and follow their accounts. These can be people who you find when searching for hashtags, or people who comment on your posts. For example, if you're really into fashion, you might follow someone else who's into fashion and frequently posts images of their outfits. Or, if you are a fan of baking, you could follow someone who posts images of things they bake. There are many ways to connect with people who share your interests online, and this is a great way to meet people who would make good friends for you. If you already know you have a shared interest, you'll have something to talk about and bond over right away. Find online groups on social media, such as on Facebook, or special interest forums on websites, such as Reddit. Meetup.com is another great option for finding people who share your interests. For example, if you're an avid knitter, join a knitting forum on Reddit or Facebook, or look for a group that meets locally on Meetup.com. If you love to identify birds while hiking, then join a bird enthusiast group through Facebook or Meetup.com. If you're a gamer and you play certain games regularly, using a headset to chat with people in the game is a great way to meet people who might become your friends. Join in the voice chat often when you play games. Popular video games where you might meet people include Fortnite, Overwatch, World of Warcraft, and DOTA. You can also meet other gamers by watching people who stream on Twitch and participating in the chat. Make sure to be respectful when you participate in a voice chat. Avoid making rude comments if someone makes a mistake or using inappropriate language, which could get you banned or blocked from the voice chat. Friend-dating is a way of finding people who you connect with similar to how you might look for a significant other. There are numerous friend-dating apps available that make it easy to find and connect with people who share your interests. Find an app that works for your goals in finding friends and make a profile on it to start meeting people. Some apps you might consider include: Bumble BFF Friender ATHLETO (for people looking for friends who want to play sports with them) Peanut (for moms seeking other mom friends) Hey! VINA (for women seeking female friends) Meet My Dog (for people seeking fellow dog owner friends)
A: Follow people who interest you on social media. Join a niche interest forum or group online. Talk to people in video games you play regularly. Make a profile on a friend-dating app or website.

Q: Press the yarn between your thumb and index finger to hold it and control the tension of the yarn as you work with it. Tighten your grip to increase the tension, and loosen your grip to decrease the tension. You can also skip this part of the hold if you prefer. You may find it easier to have the yarn dangling free rather than between your index finger and thumb. Wrap the yarn starting from under your hand going up between your pinkie and ring finger. Then, bring the yarn over the top of your pinkie towards the outer edge of your pinkie finger and back up between your pinkie and ring finger again before completing the basic hold. This will make your hold on the yarn a little more secure, and it will also help you to achieve more tension if needed. Do the basic yarn hold, but after you bring the yarn down over the edge of your index finger, bring it under and up between your index finger and middle finger. Then, bring the yarn across the top of your index finger again to complete the hold. Do not wrap the yarn around your finger too tightly. It should be snug against your finger, but not so tight that it is uncomfortable or cutting off your circulation!
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Grip the yarn with your index finger and thumb for more control. Wrap the yarn around your pinkie finger 1 time for extra security. Increase the tension by wrapping the yarn around your index finger.