INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Tap the Chrome app icon, which resembles a red, yellow, green, and blue sphere. As with desktop browsers, refreshing on mobile will only affect the page you're currently viewing. This option is in the top-right corner of the screen. Tapping it prompts a drop-down menu. It's at the top of the drop-down menu. Doing so will cause your current page to refresh. By dragging the page down until you see the "Refresh" arrow appear at the top of the screen, you can prompt the current page to refresh.

SUMMARY: Open Google Chrome. Go to the page you want to refresh. Tap . Tap the "Refresh" icon. Refresh by swiping down.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Once again this will vary from country to country but the types of things you need to think about include the width of roads and the passable width of any gates. Emergency vehicles will need to turn around when they exit the campsite; the 'turning circle' of a fire fighting vehicle is not small. It is worth talking to the local fire-fighting agency to find out what is required for the larger fire-fighting emergency vehicles. At the same time, get any oil or gas fuel tanks checked over and ensure any required permits are in place. Don't assume that the existing owner has ticked all the boxes - the authorities will not excuse any serious omission on your part, on account of the conduct of the previous owner. In many countries, businesses pay higher rates for services than private homes.
Summary: Learn what the local rules or regulations demand. Find out what your obligations are in terms of simple First Aid and public fire-fighting equipment and training. Check out what local taxes or fees you may be eligible for.

"A lot" is a noun phrase (an indefinite article a + a noun) that functions as an adjective to refer to the quantity of something. This makes it like any other noun phrase, such as "a wagon" or "a puppy," and it is always spelled as two words. For example: I have a lot of money. I have a lot of burritos. I have a lot of Bratz dolls. I like you a lot. "A lot" is often used in informal conversation to describe the quantity of something, but it is usually considered too colloquial for use in formal prose. Some people prefer to use a lot to describe quantities for collective nouns, or things that cannot be counted individually, such as sugar or water. For example: "There was a lot of sugar on the floor." It may be preferable to use other words, such as "several," "many," or "a great deal of" when referring to count nouns (things that can be counted individually). Allot is a verb, something you do, rather than an adjective that describes something. For example: He was allotted three feet of space to set up his art stall. I will allot these lottery tickets to my friends. It no longer exists as an acceptable word in English. It was taught in the U.S. school systems in the 60's through the 90's which may be causing some confusion between generations. If you catch yourself writing alot, even in informal situations, rewrite it as a lot as it is the accepted appropriate use.
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One-sentence summary -- Use the informal phrase "a lot" when you wish to describe quantity. Understand that "a lot" is often considered slang. Use "allot" when you are referring to giving out, apportioning, dividing or granting something. Refrain from using "alot". Practice your usage.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This may seem unusual and a little icky, but it can help stretch out your heels quickly. You'll need to select two potatoes large enough puff up your shoes once inserted. Peel the potatoes before inserting. Doing so will allow the moisture from the potatoes' juices to soften the material inside your shoes, which will make it easier to stretch. Leave the potatoes in your shoes overnight or for at least eight hours in order for the shoes to remain enlarged once the potatoes are removed. Make sure to wipe clean out your shoes afterwards to get rid of the potato residue. It's important that your shoes have a decent amount of traction on the bottom. Walking in high heels will be a lot easier and safer if you're not sliding around all over the place. New heels tend to have smoother bottoms that become rougher once scuffed. Speed up the process by roughing up the bottom of your heels using a piece of sandpaper. Rub the bottom of your heels for a minute or two, or until the bottoms feel noticeably rougher. Water can speed up the breaking in process by helping to mold the inside material of your shoes to your feet. Take a damp cloth and rub the insides of your high heels. Put them on while they're still moist and wear them for an hour or more. You can also dampen a pair of socks and wear them with your high heels for the same amount of time. Water expands when it freezes, making it a perfect method you can use to break in your high heels. You'll need a one-quart sized freezer bag. If you have smaller freezer bags available that's okay to use as well. Fill the freezer bag half way with water. Squeeze the air out of the bag and close it up. Toss the bag lightly in your hands to make sure it's closed all the way and that there are no leaks in the bag. Gently stuff the bag inside the shoe until it fills all of the empty space down to the toe. You may need more than one bag of water depending on the size of your shoe. Be sure to tuck the bag in places where the shoes feel too tight on your feet. Put the shoes into the freezer, and keep them there until the water freezes completely. Once the water is frozen, you can remove the bags and try on your shoes, which should now be stretched. Repeat the process if they still feel too tight. Moleskin is basically a more comfortable bandage that comes in sheets that you can cut into any size. One side is sticky and one side is soft. It protects the areas of your feet that hurt when wearing your heels, which is typically where blisters might form. Dampening the moleskin and then wearing your shoes will help the insides of your shoes to mold more quickly to the shape of your foot. Cut pieces of moleskin large enough to cover the areas of your feet that hurt when wearing your new high heel shoes. Adhere the moleskin to your skin, like you would a bandage. Then to get maximum comfort, soak your feet in warm water for a few minutes while wearing the moleskin. The moleskin will expand. The extra padding will give your feet additional protection. And because the moleskin is damp, it will help to soften the material inside your shoes, making it more pliable and able to conform to the shape of your feet. If breaking in your heels is a battle you constantly find yourself fighting, you may want to invest in shoe stretching spray and a heel stretcher. You simply spray the insides of your shoes, and then insert the heel stretcher in your shoes overnight. You should be good to go in the morning. If trying to break in your high heel shoes doesn't seem to be working. Or if you simply don't have the time try various DIY methods, stop by a shoe repair shop for a quick fix. Shoe repair shops have machines specifically built to stretch your shoes. The machine applies the same techniques as common home remedies pressure and heat to stretch your shoe quickly.

SUMMARY:
Stick a peeled potato in your shoes. Rough up the bottoms of your heels. Wet the insides of your high heel shoes to stretch them. Freeze a bag of water inside your shoes. Cover the parts of your feet that are being pinched by your heels with moleskin, soak your feet in water, and then wear your heels for a few hours. Use shoe stretching supplies. Use a shoe stretching machine.