Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Calculate inches from millimeters by multiplying by 0.03937. Convert centimeters into inches by multiplying by 0.3937. Determine the number of inches from the number of meters.

Answer: Every 1 millimeter is equivalent in value to 0.03937 inches. Multiply a length value taken in millimeters by a conversion factor of 0.03937 to convert that value into inches. For example, if you have a measurement of 92 millimeters, multiply this by 0.03937 to get 3.62 inches. There are 0.3937 inches for every 1 centimeter. To find out how many inches there are when you know a distance measured in centimeters, multiply the centimeter value by a conversion factor of 0.3937. For example, if you have a measurement of 34.18 centimeters, multiply it by 0.3937 to get a value of 13.46 inches. Every meter is equivalent to 39.37 inches. If a length value has been measured in meters, you can convert it to inches by multiplying that value by a conversion factor of 39.37. For example, if you have a distance of 7 meters, multiple 7 by 39.37 to find the measurement of that distance in inches. In this case, that distance would be 275.59 inches.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use a stain remover. Swap out the alcohol with citrus juice. Make a paste from baking soda.

Answer: Stain removers require less effort on your part, and may work well. Examples include Dawn Power Dissolver, Mr. Clean Multi-Surface Cleaner, and Tide Spray 'n Wash. Follow the directions on the items container, making sure they can safely be used on cotton. Be aware that it may take several applications of a stain remover in order to fully remove a stain. Always test a commercial stain remover on an inconspicuous part of the cotton item. Citrus juice is an alternative solvent option. Place the stained material face down on clean paper towel. Cut an orange or lemon in half, and dab the fruit's flesh onto the back of the stained area. Switch the paper towel frequently and continue dabbing until the stain is removed. Allow the item to air dry and wash normally. Mix baking soda and water until a paste forms. Add more baking soda if the mixture is too runny, or add water if it is too thick. Put the paste on the stain and let it soak in for 15 minutes. Then, use a brush to scrub the paste into the fabric until the stain is gone. Wash the material as you normally would after removing the stain. Don't brush too hard if the fabric is thin or delicate.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Seek treatment from your usual medical professional. Follow up if your do not feel relief. Remain positive.

Answer: It is likely that you will receive anti-fungal medication, and in almost all cases (95 percent) the forms of the disease can be treated successfully. Early diagnosis for long lasting or severe symptoms (see symptoms above) and beginning aggressive anti-fungal treatment is important. Be alert to tell your medical doctor or consult other physician (or veterinarian for animals) of your ongoing issues. Request tests with doctors for persons who show symptoms. Screening tests are not performed on people without symptoms to see if they have been exposed. While you should remain confident that it is treatable, be aware that sometimes it may develop into several life-threatening, severe forms such as: Growth of invasive nodules in the brain or lungs, Fungal pneumonia, or May develop meningitis (compare to spinal meningitis) -- a lethal nerve and brain lining disease; Also skin infections are possible.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use pre-shave lotion specifically designed for electric shaves. Shave the desired areas until smooth. Clean your electric razor after you use it.

Answer:
Since electric shavers work by shearing the whiskers instead of shaving them, you want your hair to be upright and brittle. "Lectric Shave" or other, alcohol-based pre-shave lotions remove excess oil and help the hairs on your face stand up, making for an easier dry-shave. Because the electric shaver shears instead of shaves, it can take multiple passes to capture the hair in the small perforations on the shaver head. Be patient as you go over the desired areas, and remember not to press down too hard. Your electric razor will have hair and dead skin will be caught in the device. Lift the head and dump the refuse into a trash bin. Optionally, put a small amount of metal lubricant on the head of the shaver after it's cleaned out. This will make the head of the shaver run smoothly over the surface of your skin.