Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Keep the strips on for 3 to 5 days for head wounds. Keep the strips on for 10 to 14 days for cuts over joints. Leave the strips on for 5 to 10 days for other wounds. Keep the wound dry until the strips are removed. Remove the strips by moistening them with warm water.

Answer: Most head wounds heal more quickly than other areas of the body. Check the strips every day to make sure the ends aren't coming up. If they are, apply another strip parallel to the wound to keep the ends down. Wounds over joints are the most likely to heal slowly because the movement of joints continually open the wound. Leave the strips on for 10 to 14 days. If your wound is not on your head or over a joint, you should leave the strips on for 5 to 10 days. As your wound heals, it will turn a light pink color. Check for that color before you remove the strips. If you notice that your skin is red or painful, it may be infected. Remove the steri strips to check for an infection. If you think your wound is infected, visit your doctor to make sure you get proper treatment so your wound can heal. If you get the strips wet at all, they can come off. Keep the wound dry for the period the strips should stay on. You can shower as long as you can keep the wound out of the water. If you can't keep the wound out of the water, you'll need to take sponge baths until the wound heals. By the end of the period your strips should be on, they'll probably be easy to gently peel off. If they resist coming over, dip a cloth in warm water and hold it over the strips for 5 to 10 minutes. Once you remove the cloth, the strips should pull off. If they don't, moisten them again.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Fill each compartment of the ice cube tray with herbs. Add olive oil to each compartment of the ice cube tray. Cover the tray with plastic wrap and place in freezer. Freeze overnight or for several days. Remove trays from freezer and pop cubes from tray. Place the cubes in plastic freezer bag. Return the well-sealed bags to the freezer and use as needed.

Answer: Fill approximately 2/3 of the way to the top with your herbs. Fill almost to the top but take care not to overfill or spill. Stack the trays if you are creating multiples. Don't leave trays in the freezer for too long as other food in the freezer may intermingle with the cubes, compromising the taste. Release the cubes in a clean plate or surface. Make sure each bag is clearly marked with the date and contents of each cube. Use cubes for up to 6 months or for two seasons (freeze in the summer and use for fall and winter meals).

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Put plastic sheets down on the floors. Hang plastic sheets on the walls and baseboards. Use a zip wall for the open doorway. Block off vents in the space with plastic. Depressurize the area with a fan. Keep dusty work outside as much as possible.

Answer: Lay down 6-mil polyethylene plastic sheets on the floor. Tape them down with masking tape, making sure there is a 6 inches (15cm) overlap on the sheets. You can then put a layer of foam-board insulation to protect the floors from dust and debris. Plywood would also work well. Protect the walls from dust by hanging 6-mil polyethylene plastic sheets from the ceiling to the floor. Secure the plastic sheets with masking tape. Attach plastic sheets to the baseboards using painter's tape. You should also cover all closed doors with plastic sheets. You can then add a layer of plywood or foam-board insulation on the walls and doors to protect them from dust. A zip wall is a specially made plastic sheet that zips open and closed. Hang the zip wall over the doorway that will act as the entrance and exit. This way, you can zip the door open and closed as you come and go, preventing dust from entering the rest of the house. You should also place sticky mats by the doorway so the dust on your shoes can be contained on the mats and does not get in the rest of the house. If you have a heating or air conditioning unit that runs through vents in the room, block off the vents with plastic so dust does not get in. Use tape to secure the plastic over the vents. If there is a return vent in the space, you may have to shut off the system for one to two hours while the work is being done. This will prevent dust from circulating in the house. Place a small fan near a window at the far end of the work area and face it outward. Make sure the fan and window frame are sealed with plastic. Tape the plastic to the sides of the fan so just the blades are exposed. Then, leave the fan on during construction to draw air into the work area and prevent dust from drifting into other areas of your home. Do not place the fan by an open window so it can blow the dust outside. This can taint the air outside and blow dust onto your neighbors. Cut wood and sand drywall outside so the dust does not get indoors. Avoid doing these jobs indoors, as this can create more dust. When you cut wood or sand drywall, attach a dust-collecting vacuum to your power tools. This will help to minimize dust circulating as you work.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Go to Craigslist.org. Choose the state where you live. Click on the post to classifieds button. Click the for sale button, will bring you to another category page. Enter the posting information. Submit pictures of what you're selling. Check your listing for accuracy. Click on the Continue button. That's it!

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After all, if you don't go there, you're not going to have a lot of luck selling on Craigslist! On the right side of the page, there is a list of big cites that may reflect your region. If you don't see your city there, at the bottom of the list are links to fine-tune your location. Click on the link that says US States. You can go right to your city by entering yourcityname.craigslist.org. For our examples, we'll use Portland as our city, and enter "portland.craigslist.org." If there is not a listing for your specific city, choose the city that is closest to you. Be sure to post your ad on one Craigslist city only - posting the same thing to multiple cities is against Craigslist Terms of Use. It's on the left side, under the Craigslist logotype. That will bring you to a page that says: '"What type of posting is this?"' It gives you a list of posting types: Craigslist has both "for sale by dealer" and "for sale by owner" areas - generally "by owner" is for private individuals with just one or a few random used items to sell - if you are a recurring seller, either with an inventory, or you buy/make items to resell, be sure to chose "by dealer". It features a list of about 100 categories. You can choose one. Click on the category that is most appropriate for what you're selling. If your item does not fit within any specific category, click on the category general for sale. For example, if you want to sell an old bicycle, you'd choose bicycle - by owner. When you click on that, you'll be asked to narrow down your location. This is the title and copy and other information potential buyers will see when they are searching for what you're selling. These fields are as follows: Posting Title: This is what people will see as the heading in their search results. Price: Obviously, how much you're selling the item for. Specific location: Enter your county, part of town, or other general information. Do not enter your address! Reply to: Put your email address here. You can choose whether to have an "anonymous" address created for this ad, or not. In "for sale by owner" this is generally the best choice, to avoid spam. If you are a dealer, you should list your business contact info in the ad body. There is also an option to list a phone number, and you can specify whether it is a number (cell) that can accept text messages. Posting Description. This where you do your selling. Make it interesting, make it catchy. If you don't know what or how to write sales copy, take a look at a catalog or newspaper ad you might have, and see how they do it. If it works for them, it'll work for you! If you are selling "by owner" be sure to use your own words in the ad to describe your item, you do not want the ad to sound like a dealer/commercial ad. Stick with facts, avoid hype. Be truthful here. If there are flaws that damage the value of the item, or there's a piece missing, or that your ex will be knocking on the door of whoever buys itlet them know in advance. It may not help you sell, but it will help you avoid getting a reputation as an unreliable seller. Check "ok for others to contact you..." if it's fine with you to get unsolicited emails from strangers. Check your form. The fields in green must be filled in. This is listed as optional, but if you want to sell something, do yourself and your potential buyer a favor, and fill as many picture slots as you can with high-resolution pictures that are as good as you can possibly make them. You want people to be excited about what you're selling. Be sure to post pictures of your actual item, and avoid "stock" pictures from the manufacturer or the Internet. When you're done loading in images, click the Done with images button. Craigslist allows you to add up to 24 images to your ad. (CL no longer allows links or external images for-sale ads.) You want to make sure your listing will get the attention it deserves. If your listing needs changes, click on the Edit Text or Edit Images buttons, and make any changes necessary. When you're satisfied your ad is ready for prime time, click the Continue button at the bottom of the page. If you have an account on Craigslist, your ad will be posted on Craigslist within 15 minutes. If you do not have an account, you will be sent a notification email that you must respond to for your posting to become active. You're just made an ad on Craigslist! Note that while you may see a notice that says the list is updated every 15 minutes, it may sometimes take longer, perhaps an hour or two, before your ad appears in search results or in the list.