Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use corn gluten as a non-toxic alternative. Use a post-emergent herbicide if the weeds are already growing. Spray vinegar-based or citric acid herbicides for a natural option.

Answer: Corn gluten also works as a pre-emergent herbicide, with the advantage of being safer for you and the environment than harsh chemical herbicides. Sprinkle the granules on any weed-infested areas before the weeds have a chance to sprout. Apply according to the directions on the package. Choose an herbicide with Glyphosate 2,4-D. Wear eye protection and gloves and follow the manufacturer's instructions closely. Once the spurge dies, remove it from the area. Pick a non-selective herbicide with glyphosate to kill all the plants in the area where it is applied. Use a selective 2,4-D broadleaf herbicide if you want to protect grass and plants that may be underneath the spurge. Choose 20% acetic acid options, which you can buy at home improvement stores. Put the herbicide in a spray bottle or other applicator and spray the spurge thoroughly. Use these herbicides when the plants are young for best results. These herbicides are not selective and will kill or damage any plant they come into contact with, including grass. These herbicides are non-toxic when used appropriately.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Buy a home soda maker or sparkling water maker machine. Attach a new CO2 cartridge and the carbonating bottle full of water to the machine. Press the carbonating button at least 3 times to carbonate the water.

Answer: There are several companies that offer these systems for carbonating water at home. They will come with a CO2 canister and a carbonating bottle that fit in the system. Some systems also offer adapters so that you can attach them to other sizes or types of CO2 canisters. If you drink a lot of sparkling water, these systems can help keep you from wasting so many plastic bottles, and even save you money depending on how much carbonated water you actually buy every year. Follow the manufacturer's instructions to attach the gas canister to the soda maker machine. Fill the carbonating bottle with cold tap water and either snap or screw it into place. Keep in mind that different machines use different types of CO2 canisters. Some may be single-use that you need to replace every time, while others may use bigger refillable canisters. CO2 is non-toxic, non-flammable, and the canisters could only explode with extreme changes in air pressure. You do not need to take any special precautions when handling the canisters. Soda maker machines allow you to control the level of fizz of your carbonated water. Experiment with the number of times you press the button to find the level that you prefer. Taste the carbonated water after you press the carbonating button 3 times. If you want more carbonation, you can reattach the bottle and press the button a few more times to inject more bubbles. Serve your carbonated water right away, take it with you on the go, or store it in the fridge for later. You can buy more carbonating bottles for your machine, or transfer the water to other bottles and store them in the fridge. Carbonated water from soda machines will stay good in the fridge for 2-3 days. You can flavor the water after you carbonate it with special flavoring syrups. Add 4UStbsp (59mL) per 16.9 oz (0.5 L) bottle of carbonated water. Add more to taste until you have a beverage you like.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Wash your hoodie every 6-7 wears. Zip Secure the zipper. Turn your hoodie inside out. Put your hoodie into the washing machine. Set your washer on the delicate cycle. Wash your hoodie in cold water. Add a mild detergent. Avoid fabric softener. Rinse twice. Line

Answer: Before washing your hoodie, determine if a wash is needed. It's recommended that you wash hoodies after about six or seven wears because as outerwear they don't dirty as quickly. Washing less frequently prevents added wear and tear. As long as your hoodie doesn't smell, it's okay to go a bit between washes. If you exercise in your hoodie, then you will likely need to wash it more. If you're questioning whether or not it's dirty, it's better to go ahead and wash it. You don't want worries about a dirty hoodie overshadowing your day. Consider what you're wearing under your hoodie. The more layers you wear, the less sweat your hoodie encounters. it up. Closing the zipper will protect the teeth so that your zipper continues to open and close easily. It will also protect your fabric, which can snag on an open zipper. Use a safety pin to keep the zipper from sliding back down during the wash. Take the metal pull of the zipper and fold it up toward the collar of the hoodie. Loop the open side of the safety pin through the hole in the metal pull. Push the pin through the fabric. Close the safety pin. If you want your hoodie to stay soft and vibrant, you need to turn it inside out before washing so the color and texture of the fabric are protected during the wash. Spread out your hoodie and place it in the tub of the washing machine, careful not to ball it up. Prevent extra wear on your hoodie and its zipper by using the delicate cycle. Make sure that you set the washer to "cold" before turning it on to help preserve the color and any graphics that are on the hoodie. As the water flows into the washer, add your soap. Choose a soap that is gentle on clothing, avoiding products that contain bleach. Both liquid fabric softeners and dryer sheets can harm your hoodie. Some fabrics, such as those that are water-resistant, can be damaged by fabric softeners. Keep it simple when washing your zipper hoodie. Because hoodies are thick, they may hold onto detergent. To be sure that your hoodie is free of detergent, rinse it twice. dry or dry on low heat. High heat dryers can ruin your zipper, so keep it to a low heat tumble dry if you can't wait for it to line dry.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Know the relationship between both measurements. Convert most units with multiplication. Convert some units with division.

Answer:
Since U.S. standard units and metric units do not follow the same scale, you'll need to know the mathematical relationship between the unit you have and the unit you need when converting one to the other. A few standard to metric conversions worth memorizing include: 1 inch = 2.54 centimeters 1 inch = 25.4 millimeters 1 foot = 30.48 centimeters 1 yd = 0.91 meters 1 mile = 1.6 kilometers A few metric to standard conversions worth memorizing include: 1 millimeter = 0.04 inches 1 centimeter = 0.39 inches 1 centimeter = 0.0325 feet 1 meter = 3.28 feet 1 meter = 1.09 yards 1 kilometer = 0.62 miles When you know how many of the intended unit exists for one of your original units, you can multiply the original value by the conversion factor. Example 1: Convert 5.4 inches to centimeters. There are 2.54 centimeters in 1 inch, so: 5.4 * 2.54 = 13.72 centimeters Example 2: Convert 13.72 centimeters to inches. There are 0.39 inches in 1 centimeter, so: 13.72 * 0.39 = 5.4 inches If you only know how many of the original unit exists for one of the intended unit, you'll need to divide the original value by the conversion factor. Example 1: Convert 5.4 inches to centimeters. There are 0.39 inches in 1 centimeter, so: 5.4 / 0.39 = 13.8 centimeters Example 2: Convert 13.8 centimeters to inches. There are 2.54 centimeters in 1 inch, so: 13.8 / 2.54 = 5.4 inches