Write an article based on this "Equip your rails. Place your rails. Add powered rails. Place redstone torches next to powered rails. Place levers next to rails that you want to control. Put a solid block at the beginning and end of your rail. Place your minecart at the beginning of the rail. Hop into your minecart. Face forward and press the "Forward" option."
article: Select the rails in your equip bar at the bottom of the screen. Face the ground, then right-click, tap, or press the left trigger to place your rails. You can run tracks up and down hills. If you place a track at a 90-degree angle to the main track, it will automatically connect via a bend. You don't need long sections of these, but you should place them intermittently throughout the railway system to keep your cart moving. This especially applies if you want your cart to go up a hill. This will activate them permanently. If your powered rails aren't activated by redstone, they'll slow and eventually stop your minecart. One redstone torch will power the closest 14 connected powered rails. A lever next to a powered rail will allow you to turn off or on the rail, which is useful if you want to make a stop at a specific point along the railway system. This will prevent your minecart from flying off of the rail or getting stuck. If you don't do this, your minecart will derail at the end of the rail and you'll have to create a new one. Select the minecart in your equip bar, face the beginning of the rail, and right-click, tap, or press the left trigger. Face your minecart and select it to jump in. The default "Forward" action is pressing W on a computer, tapping the upward-facing arrow on Minecraft PE, and moving the left analog stick up on console editions. Your minecart will immediately begin to move down the track. You can reverse the minecart's direction by facing the other way and pressing the "Forward" option again.

Write an article based on this "Mix coconut oil and baking soda to create a paste. Massage 1 teaspoon (4.9ml) of the mixture into your face. Rinse off the scrub with a cloth and warm water, then pat your face dry. Store the leftover scrub in an airtight container for up to 1 year."
article: In a small bowl, combine 2 tablespoons (30ml) of coconut oil and 1/3 cup (173 g) of baking soda with a spoon until they're thoroughly combined. The paste should be a gritty texture. You can also add 1 to 2 drops of your favorite essential oil if you want a specific scent. For example, you could mix in lemon, rose, or frankincense oils. Take a small dollop of the coconut oil paste and rub it into your skin. Press firmly but gently as you move your hands in small circles around your face, so that the oil soaks into your pores. Focus on spots that tend to accumulate more dirt or oil, like the area around your mouth, your forehead, or your chin. If you want a deeper clean, you can let the scrub sit on your skin for 5 to 10 minutes. To remove the oil and baking soda, wet a clean cloth with warm water and wipe it across your skin until there's no paste left on your face. Dry your skin by lightly patting it with a fresh towel. You may need to rinse the cloth after a couple of wipes to get rid of the paste on the cloth so you aren't just smearing it around your face. If you have dry skin or want a little extra hydration, apply a facial moisturizer after you rinse and dry off your face. Scoop the mixture into a resealable container, then secure the lid so no air can get in. Keep the container in a cool, dark place, like a bathroom cupboard or drawer. You can also use a glass jar to store the scrub, as long as it has a tightly sealed lid. You don't need to refrigerate the mixture. However, don't put it anywhere warm or in direct sunlight or it will melt.

Write an article based on this "Maintain your pool. Watch the water temperature. Use a solar blanket whenever the pool isn't in use."
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The pump and circulation systems must be kept in good condition to get the most out of your solar collectors. Routinely check to make sure the filter is effectively cleaning debris from your pool. Keep the drain systems clear of debris to allow the water to flow freely and easily. Check the pump frequently to confirm water is circulating properly. Use pool water test kits to maintain the proper pH and chlorine levels. When chemicals need to be added, do it as far from the collector intake pipes as possible. The correct range for recreational use is 82-84F and 78-80F for more active swimming. If your temperatures are far above that, you are probably wasting energy. Buy a pool thermometer to help you monitor the temperature and reduce the pump speed when the water becomes too hot. Evaporation is responsible for the greatest loss of energy in pools. To prevent energy from being lost, keep the solar cover on the pool whenever it isn't in use. The solar blanket will continue to collect energy from the sun and heat the water, while also preventing the heat from escaping. Pool covers block debris from entering the pool, which will reduce the pool's cleaning time and chemical consumption.