Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Minimize your smoke exposure. Keep a dust-free home. Make an appointment with your doctor for a checkup. Cut down on spicy food. Embrace healthy drinking habits. Monitor hormonal changes. Look into the impact of any new medications you're taking. Avoid prolonged use of nasal decongestants.

Answer: Ask smokers to smoke outside your home, and start smoking cessation therapy if you need to quit. Smoke can cause irritation and swelling of your nasal passages, which may feel itchy. Your doctor can help you find and start a program to quit smoking. Remove knickknacks that collect dust, such as tabletop ornaments or books, and clean your home regularly. Even if you're not allergic, dust particles can irritate your nasal passages, causing inflammation and itching. If possible, arrange for someone else to clean your home, so dust that's kicked up in the cleaning process doesn't further irritate you. Visit your doctor to see if a virus, such as the flu, or a bacterial infection, such as a sinus infection, could be causing your nasal itchiness. Though this is less common than nasal dryness or allergies, it is possible if you've otherwise been feeling unwell. Certain chronic health problems, such as chronic fatigue syndrome and underactive thyroid, can cause an itchy nose. Discuss these possibilities with your doctor. Dial back the spice level of your favorite foods, which can inflame your nasal passages. This swelling can cause itchiness and irritation, especially if you accidentally touch your face with spicy fingers. Aim to drink no more than 4 alcoholic drinks in a given day or 14 drinks in a given week, if you are a man. Women should aim to drink no more than 3 drinks a day or 7 drinks in a week. Alcohol can cause your nasal membranes to swell, making them itchy and irritated. Note if your nasal itchiness coincided with a hormonal shift due to pregnancy, menopause, menstruation, or starting hormonal birth control. If so, it could be to blame for your symptoms. These changes can all cause itchy nasal passages. Discuss your nasal symptoms with your doctor, who can help you figure out how to address them. It may be an option to change hormonal birth control pills, for example. Discuss your symptoms with your doctor if you noticed nasal itchiness after beginning a new medication. Aspirin, ibuprofen, beta-blockers, and some high-blood-pressure medications can cause nasal irritation and itchiness. Your doctor may be able to suggest a different medication or a new approach to ease your side effects. Don't use nasal decongestant sprays, such as Afrin, for more than 3 days at a time. While these sprays reduce swelling and can help relieve itchiness, prolonged use often causes rebound congestion with a worsening of symptoms.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Set a date. Plan details that are age-appropriate for your expected guests. Plan your haunted path. Plan the tone of your haunted house. Come up with a theme. Enlist the help of your spooky friends.

Answer: Halloween (October 31st) is a great day to have a haunted house, but you can choose any date. Sometime during October, however, is ideal. Make sure to tell people about the date and time you plan to have your haunted house a few weeks ahead of time. If you do want your haunted house to be on Halloween, make sure to start preparations a few weeks before Halloween. Think about who will be following your haunted path. Will the audience be filled with little kids or older adults? This will also determine what you put in your house. If the haunted house will mainly be visited by adults, it's okay to pump up the gore and jump scares. If kids will be visiting the most, rely heavily on design and add in a few, mild jump scares. You could give out a little prize at the end for children, like some candy, goody bag, or some other Halloween treat. Before you start preparing your home, you need to decide what the guests will see. Will you commit to decorating the outside of the house, or will you focus on the inside? Will you decorate all the rooms in the house, or just a few key rooms and hallways? The haunted house can be as big or small as you want it to be. It's also an option to create a maze in your home out of supplies such as painted boxes and cloth. Once you've planned the path, you can think more about the tone you want to set in the home. Will this house be aimed to make people laugh, or will it freak people out? You could plan a little bit of both if you don't want your haunted house to be too scary. For a lighter, funnier tone, have an actor play a "mad scientist" that acts silly as he works around his lab. Or, have typical scary monsters, like Frankenstein, bump into things and joke around as they try to "haunt" your guests. For a scarier tone, have jump scares in every room, have an actor scream or bang on something when it gets quiet, and tone down the lighting to make the setting spookier. The more specific your haunted house is, the scarier it will be. Decide if you want a traditional haunted house, if it's the house of a serial killer, or even an abandoned insane asylum or hospital. Maybe the person who lived there before died and now they are a ghost. Your theme will determine how you decorate your haunted house. If you really want your haunted house to be authentic, come up with a story for why the house is haunted. For example, the house could be haunted by a family that was brutally murdered in the basement. You can tell your guests the haunted story as they enter the haunted house. For an unexpected twist, have a setting that look cute and cheery, but reveal sinister details, like "dead" bodies or spooky noises, as the guests travel through the house. It will be nearly impossible to pull off making a haunted house on your own. Not only will your friends be able to decorate, but they will also be able to guide and spook your guests throughout the haunted house. Here are a few things your friends can do: Your friends can dress up as ghosts or goblins and grab, shout at, or make noise around your guests when they least expect it. They can help "guide" the guests through the different haunted rooms, and can be in charge of different activities or games. If you don't have any friends who want to participate, consider hiring actors.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Replace cassettes. Add lead from the top. Add lead through the tip.

Answer: Exact instructions may vary by model, but generally, start by pulling the eraser out of the pencil, which will draw out the old cassette. Give the old cassette a shake just to make sure that it really is empty. If so, insert a new cassette into the pencil's open chamber. Once it clicks into place, reinsert the eraser after detaching the old cassette. If your pencil doesn't use cassettes, try pulling the eraser out of the pencil. If it reveals the pencil's chamber when removed, feed the recommended number of lead pieces into the pencil's chamber. Fit the eraser back into place when finished. If the eraser isn't removable or doesn't offer access to the chamber, load it from the bottom instead. First, depress the eraser end and hold it in place. Fit the first piece of lead into the tip's hole. Gently push it all the way inside the pencil. Repeat with each piece of lead until you fill your pencil. Note that some pencils advance lead out of the chamber by clicking a button on the side instead of the eraser.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Consider your location. Consider shipping costs. Search local classified ads. Look for companies that sell containers. Make a list.

Answer:
Depending on your location, the cost and availability of used shipping containers can vary greatly. If you're near a coast or major urban center, the cost could be more reasonable than if you're in a rural area. If you live in a more rural, in-land area, you could compare the cost of purchasing a container locally with the cost of purchasing a container from an area where they are cheaper plus the cost of transporting it to you. If you live in an area where containers are in high demand, but not close to a big city or harbor, then a locally bought container could be extremely expensive. On the other hand, you might be able to find a container in the nearest port city to you (or big city), and have it shipped. In this instance the price of the container and the price of the shipping together could be significantly less expensive than purchasing a local container. One big disadvantage here is that you probably won't get the opportunity to inspect the container before buying. Depending on where you live, you should expect to spend between $2,500 and $4,000 on a one-trip 20' container. Prices will be higher for a larger container. If you are purchasing a brand new container, which will likely be shipped from Asia, you should expect to spend significantly more, especially when it comes to delivery costs. If you live very close to the dealer you are purchasing your container from, you may not have to pay anything at all for delivery. However, if you live farther away, you will need to pay for shipping costs. This will depend on what you are able to negotiate with the seller. You could estimate that you will spend about $400 to ship a 20' container approximately 300 miles, including unloading and surcharges. However, this is just one estimate. You should discuss the cost of delivery with the seller, as some sellers may have other offers. For a container shipped internationally, you could expect to spend anywhere from $1,900 up to $23,000 for a new container that has never been used, depending upon the distance shipped, and how many containers you are shipping.You could also reduce the cost of shipping in this instance, by allowing the company to use the container to ship goods. Obviously it will no longer be brand new, but it will help reduce your costs. You can look in your local newspaper or at online classified ads. You may find someone selling one privately for a good deal. You can search online for classified ads by typing "shipping container for sale" + the name of your town, city, or county. Be sure to see the container in person before handing over any money to a private seller! Sometimes, classified ads are merely scams. Some shipping and leasing companies will sell directly to private buyers, while some large container companies don't want to deal with buyers who only want to purchase one or a few containers. Containers bought directly from shipping companies will often be less expensive. Searching the internet for "shipping containers for sale" is a good way to find companies selling to private consumers; however, you should research the company carefully. This website allows you to search for reputable sellers based on country, state, or province. You can also search your local newspapers and classified ads for shipping container dealers. Throughout your search, you should make a list of the names, phone numbers, and websites of the dealers you think may be able to offer what you are looking for. This way, you will be able to compare offers, and get the best deal on the container you want.