Q: Place your plastic item in the dishwasher making sure it is secure. Smaller items should be placed in the top rack of the dishwasher, while large items need to be in the bottom. Place really small items, like plastic building blocks, in a mesh bag or small dishwasher basket before placing on the top rack. Put the appropriate amount of dishwashing detergent into the soap compartment of your dishwasher. Check your dishwasher's manual to find out where the compartment is, how much detergent to use, and what kind of detergent to use. Set your dishwasher settings to normal wash, and do not use the heat dry option. The chemicals in plastics can break down in high heat, so it's best to have them air dry. Remove the item from the dishwasher when it has finished washing. Place the plastic on the counter or in a drying rack to dry. It may take several hours for the plastic to dry completely.
A: Load the plastic in dishwasher. Add dishwashing detergent. Turn on the dishwasher. Air dry the plastic.

Article: Make an appointment to see your doctor as soon as you notice that a hump is forming. Your doctor can talk to you about your medical history and determine how to proceed. Common causes include: Poor posture Osteoporosis Cushing syndrome Prescription medications If your doctor suspects the hump is due to something other than posture, they may order some tests to help figure out the cause. If they suspect Cushing syndrome, for instance, they might do urine or blood analysis. They might also order a bone density test or imaging, such as a CT scan, MRI, or X-ray. Certain medications, such as corticosteroids, can cause humps to form. The risk increases the longer you take the medicine. Tell your doctor about all medications that you are taking. If your doctor thinks the hump is related to your medication, they might tell you to stop taking that medication. Do not ever stop taking medication without discussing it with your doctor first. Most people don't experience pain with a hump, but you might suffer from chronic muscle tightness or soreness. If you're in pain, or just want your hump gone, talk to your doctor about surgical options. This surgery typically takes about 45 minutes. You might go under general or local anesthesia, depending on what your doctor thinks is best. The best part is that you'll be up and moving around the same day as your surgery! Most people report a significant reduction in pain within 4-5 days. If your hump is pretty small and not painful, your doctor might not recommend surgery.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Visit your doctor to discuss possible underlying causes. Undergo diagnostic tests, if necessary. Discuss your prescription medications with your doctor. Ask questions about surgical procedures.

Problem: Article: Pet licenses are issued by the city or county where you live. You can pick up a transfer form at animal shelters, or from many veterinarians. You may also be able to download a copy of the form online. The form requires information about you and the new owner, as well as basic information about the pet. You will have to include the pet's license number, and typically a brief description of the animal. The license transfer form typically must be signed by both you and the new owner. Some cities or counties will require you to sign in front of a notary. Look on the form to see if there is a block for a notary signature and seal. Once you've signed the form, make two copies so both you and the new owner will have a copy for your personal files. You'll have to turn in the original to the city or county animal control authority. Some cities or counties require you to bring your form in person to an animal shelter or animal control office. Typically both the old owner and the new owner are required to be present. There typically isn't a fee to simply transfer the license to a new owner. However, if the new owner wants to have a new license number issued, or wants new tags printed, they may have to pay a fee. If your pet is microchipped, that microchip is registered with a particular registration service. Some city and county governments have their own agreements with these services, so they'll transfer microchip registration along with the pet's license. Typically, though, you'll have to do this separately. If you're not sure which service registers your pet's microchip, you can find out by looking up the microchip number at http://www.petmicrochiplookup.org/. Each registration service has its own process for changing ownership of the microchip registration. Some require payment of a fee, while others do not. In most cases, it takes 2 to 3 weeks for the transfer of microchip registration to take effect.
Summary: Fill out a license transfer form. Sign the form in the presence of a notary if required. Submit your form in person if necessary. Find out where your pet's microchip is registered. Follow the microchip registration service's instructions.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Follow the directions of the moisturizing product. Make sure to rub or massage enough of the product into your beard. Ultimately, you'll find that your face feels better and your beard is softer. There are a variety of products you can use to moisturize your facial skin and hair. Moisturizing will reduce itching and prevent flaky skin. Don't over moisturize. Your skin or hair could become very oily and you may develop acne or other skin problems. Beard oil is intended to soften coarse, long beard hair. Without beard oil, your beard may feel rough and gritty. As a result, find a beard oil that suits your taste and budget. Some beard oils can be applied daily. Depending on the product, you will typically apply a beard oil after you've showered and washed your beard. Some people may need a product specially formulated to help prevent skin flaking. If you're one of these people, you should get a special shampoo. Without it, your beard will not only appear dirty, but could harbor a lot of dead skin cells and bacteria. There are a variety of anti-flake beard shampoos commercially available. However, you may need to visit a specialty store or barber to find one you like. You may need to experiment with several shampoos until you find one that works for your skin type.

SUMMARY: Moisturize your face. Use a beard oil. Locate an anti-flake beard shampoo, if you need one.

Q: In order to prevent your pet's hair from getting all over your car, you should brush your pet thoroughly before each car ride. This will remove any loose hairs from your animal and can help to decrease the amount of hair your pet leaves behind. Depending on your pet and the breed, you should brush their hair regularly to manage shedding. Place a blanket or towel on the seats or floor of your car. This can help to reduce the amount of hair that will get into your upholstery. It is also much easier to remove the blanket from the car to wash it once it is covered in your pet's hair. Keep your pet contained in their travel carrier while you are in the car. This is not only safe for you and your animal, but it will also help reduce the amount of pet hair in your car. Place the crate on the floor or secure it to a seat using a seatbelt so that the crate can not roll around while you are driving.
A:
Brush your pet before each car ride. Cover your seats with a blanket. Crate your pet in the car.