Problem: Article: Safety comes first when working on your car. Make sure your eyes and hands are protected from any sharp debris or rust that can come from worn parts. . If you've never removed a wheel before, the easiest method is to use a jack to raise the car, then place the tire iron on the lug nut, turning it counter-clockwise until the lug nut comes off. Repeat this on all of the lug nuts, and then use both arms to pull the wheel toward you and off of the car. The ball joint connects the control arm that you'll be removing to the steering knuckle. It looks like a circular bearing in a socket, a bit like the joint of the human hip. Release the cotter pin and loosen the ball joint nut with the wrench. You can then use a hammer to strike the spindle and release the taper fit, disconnecting the ball joint completely. This link connects the control arm containing the bushing to the sway bar, so you'll need to remove it. Use the wrench to loosen and remove the link completely. You may also have to strike the connection with a hammer to release the taper fit, depending on what kind of car you have. If the link does not come off after loosening, try striking it with the hammer. The bolts may have a nut on the opposite side which will need to be secured with another wrench before removal. Ensure the wrench is securely on the bolt before loosening to avoid rounding the bolt, as it will likely be very tight. After the bolts are removed, the arm joint will likely be less stable, so you should hold it in position as you are removing the second bolt. If the arm is still in the mounts, pull it towards you while slightly wiggling it up and down to remove it completely and freely access the bushing.
Summary: Put on your protective eyewear and gloves. Remove the wheel Locate the ball joint and release it using a large (20-24mm) wrench. Release the sway bar link using a 14-15mm wrench. Use a 19-22mm wrench to loosen and remove the control mounting bolts. Pull on the lower control arm to remove it.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: A microfiber cloth or a jewelry-polishing cloth are ideal for polishing your necklace. These cloths won't scratch your jewelry like paper towels or even tissues can. You want something soft and lint-free for polishing. If you need to get into small areas, try a cotton swab. If your silver necklace is only mildly tarnished, you can start by using a bit of dish soap. In a cup of warm water, add a few drops of the soap. Stir it up, then wet your cloth with the solution to start polishing your necklace. You may think the ideal polishing motion is circular. However, that can actually scratch up your silver. A better idea is to rub back and forth, making sure to go along the grain of the metal, which is less likely to scratch it. With the chain, you may need to gently rub it between two fingers, using the cloth. Continue to move to clean sections of the cloth, so you're not adding tarnish back on to the necklace. You can also use a clean soft-bristled toothbrush for detailed areas, though try not to brush too hard. In some cases, the person who made the necklace may have let certain parts of the jewelry darken to highlight details. If you have a piece like that, you need to avoid polishing those areas so you don't lose some of the beauty of your piece.

SUMMARY: Use a cloth that doesn't scratch. Start with a bit of soap. Rub along the grain. Avoid intentionally oxidized details.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: A quitclaim deed transfers whatever interest you have in a property, if any, to another person. These deeds are frequently used when adding another name to a deed, or changing a name on a deed, because they are simple, inexpensive, and don't typically require the property owner to hire an attorney. The form will include a blank for your name, the names of the people to whom you want to transfer the property, and the legal description of the property (which you can copy from your old deed). You want to transfer the property from yourself to your spouse and yourself, making the two of you joint owners. This is also where you specify how the two of you will own the property. Without a notary seal, the deed isn't a legal transfer. Some counties also require additional witnesses. In some areas, your spouse also must sign the deed. You can ask at the county recorder's office when you pick up the form, although usually you can tell by whether the deed includes blanks for both of you to sign. Depending on how you claim the property, you may also need a spousal affidavit. The affidavit states that the two of you are a married couple, and must be signed by both of you under oath in the presence of a notary. For example, if you're claiming the property as tenants by the entirety or as community property, the deed would have to be accompanied by a spousal affidavit because those methods of claiming property are only available to married couples. Once it's completed and signed, your county recorder's office, sometimes called a register of deeds, must record it so it becomes part of the official property record of the county. There will be a fee for this. You also may have to pay any property taxes that have been reassessed as a result of the change in ownership.
Summary: Obtain a quitclaim form from the recorder's office in the county where the property is located. Sign the deed in the presence of a notary. Get the deed recorded.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: . In order to lower cholesterol and reduce the risk of heart disease, it's important to live a healthy lifestyle. You should aim to get at least 30 minutes of moderate to intense aerobic activity at least five days each week. Aim for at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity exercise each week, or 75 minutes per week of high-intensity exercise. Walking, bicycling, swimming, and jumping rope are all excellent forms of aerobic exercise. Doctors recommend a weight-loss plan for patients who are overweight and have high cholesterol. That's because being overweight puts more strain on the heart and raises your blood pressure. Even losing just a few pounds of weight will help improve blood pressure and lower the risk of atherosclerosis. If you are overweight and experiencing high cholesterol levels, talk to your doctor about a weight-loss plan that's right for you. Often times, changing your diet and increasing your daily exercise levels can help you lose weight and live a healthier life. . Smoking is widely considered a factor in atherosclerosis and heart disease. Even occasional or light smoking habits can damage the heart and blood vessels, and increase the risk of developing atherosclerosis. If you're a current smoker, talk to your doctor about ways to give up tobacco and lead a healthier lifestyle. Regular consumption of alcohol in excess has been shown to raise blood pressure, and may contribute to atherosclerosis. Excess alcohol consumption can also cause weight gain, which is another factor that contributes toward atherosclerosis. To track alcohol consumption, adhere to the recommended consumption limits. The NHS calculates units of alcohol in a given serving by multiplying the strength (alcohol by volume) times the volume (in milliliters) and dividing that total by 1,000. The recommended daily maximum for alcohol consumption is approximately one to two glasses of wine or beer.
Summary:
Get more exercise Lose excess weight. Stop smoking Limit or avoid alcohol.