In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Do not be surprised if your guinea pig wiggles when you do this. If he/she wiggles too much, release his/her leg and let him/her calm down before you try again. Using the hand that is holding your guinea pig's legs, steady the nail between the thumb and index finger. Do not squeeze too tightly to keep the nail in place; this may hurt your guinea pig and cause him/her to squirm. Selecting a nail on one end of the foot and working your way to the inside or outside of the foot will help you keep easier track of which nails you've trimmed. Position them in front of the nail that you are about to trim. Identifying it will be easier to do with a clear nail than a darker nail. In clear nails, the quick will look pink. If you can see the quick, trim the nail down to just above the quick. If you cannot see the quick, use caution and trim a little bit at a time. If you cut the quick, the nail will start to bleed. Although this will be painful to your guinea pig, you have not caused any serious damage. Simply dab a small amount of the styptic powder or cornstarch on the nail and the bleeding will stop quickly. If you see that your guinea pig is becoming restless, give him/her some time to calm down before trying to finish trimming his/her nails. Giving your guinea pig a treat after trimming each nail can provide positive reinforcement and keep him/her distracted. Make sure that he/she finishes eating before starting on the next nail to prevent him/her from choking on his/her food. If this was your first time trimming your guinea pig's nails, don't be too hard on yourself if things didn't go quite as expected. Guinea pigs will wiggle when getting their nails trimmed at any age. If this time didn't go well, consider trimming your guinea pig's nails over several days instead of all at once. This may be easier for both of you. If you put styptic powder or cornstarch on any of the nails, check these nails to make sure that the bleeding has stopped. Wipe off the substance from the nail before you put your guinea pig back in his cage to prevent him from eating it on accident.
Summary: Choose a leg and gently pull it out. Secure one of his/her nails. Pick up the nail clippers with your other hand. Identify the quick in the nail. Trim the nail. Proceed with trimming the rest of your guinea pig's nails. Put your guinea pig back in his/her cage and tidy up the nail trimmings.

Now that you've learned the basics, here's how you can keep your new notes organized. You can complete these steps in the mobile app or on the web at https://keep.google.com. If you want to group certain notes together, you can do so by adding labels. Applying the same label to multiple notes allows you to find certain types of notes easily with a quick search. Here's how to add a label: Select the note you want to label. To select more than one note at a time, tap and hold one note until it's highlighted a different color, and then tap additional notes. Tap the menu. Tap Labels or Add Label. Type a word or two that describes the label (e.g., Work, Shopping Lists). Tap + Create (label name). It appears under the typing area. This creates the new label and attaches it to the current note(s). All of your labels will appear in the main Google Keep menu, which runs along the left side of the screen. If you're using a smaller screen like a phone or tablet, you'll have to tap the menu at the top-left corner to view the label list. Tapping a label name will display all notes that have that label assigned. Here's how you can change the text of each label: Tap the menu at the top-left corner to expand the menu. Tap EDIT next to "Labels" (mobile) or Edit labels (web). Tap the pencil icon next to the label you want to edit. Type your new text and tap {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/5\/5a\/Android7done.png","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/5\/5a\/Android7done.png\/30px-Android7done.png","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":460,"bigWidth":"30","bigHeight":"30","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>I edited this screenshot of an Android icon.
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<\/p><\/div>"}. If you want to add more labels, tap Create new label at the top to do so now. If you don't want to see a note on your main screen but want it to still appear when you search Google Keep, you can archive the note. Just click or tap the square with a downward-pointing arrow on the note to do so. You can view all of your archived notes by tapping the menu and selecting Archive. If you decide you don't want to keep a note, here's how you can delete it: Open the note. Tap the at the bottom. Tap Delete. You can do this if you want to ensure that a note is always the first thing you see upon opening the app. To pin a note, just open the note and tap the pushpin icon at the top.
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One-sentence summary -- Open Google Keep. Add a label to a note. Edit a label. Archive a note. Delete a note. Pin a note to the top of Keep.

Problem: Article: The Applesauce Polish will not remove extremely deep gouges from the back of your iPod. It will reduce the appearance of scratches. This product will create hairline scratches. These will be removed by the Applesauce Glaze. This product is safe to apply to the front and screen of your iPod as well. During this time, the iPod will absorb the product. According to the manufacturer, it can take between three to five sixty-second sessions before you will see results. The applesauce glaze will remove minor scratches from the back of your iPod. It will not repair deep scratches. During this time, the iPod will absorb the product. It may take more than one sixty-second sessions to see results. This will remove any excess glaze. If scratches remain, repeat the entire process until satisfied.
Summary:
Shake the applesauce polish (red label). Open the bottle and squirt a dime-sized amount onto the provided cloth. Rub the back of the iPod in a back and forth motion for sixty seconds. Wipe off any excess product with a clean corner of the cloth. Repeat steps 2 through 4 as needed. Shake the applesauce polish (green label). Open the bottle and squirt a dime-sized amount onto a clean cloth. Rub the back of the iPod in a back and forth motion for sixty seconds. Wipe off any excess product with a clean corner of the cloth. Repeat steps 6 through 9 as needed. Wipe the iPod with a clean cloth in a light, circular motion. Assess the iPod's scratches.