Try to sweep your tiles every day or as soon as you notice dirt, leaves, or grime. Use a soft, natural bristle broom to remove the debris that's on the tiles. Regular sweeping will prevent your tiles from becoming caked with dirt or stained. Fill a 5USgal (19L) bucket with water and a few squirts of mild dish soap. The water should be soapy and bubbly. Dip a mop into the soapy water and wring it out. Mop the tiles until you've removed the dirt. You can use a string mop or sponge head mop. Just avoid using a scratchy or abrasive mop on the tiles. If you're cleaning a large space, take a garden hose and rinse the tiles with clean water to remove any soap residue. If you're cleaning a small area, you can dip the mop in clean water and wring it out. Mop over the tiles so they're rinsed with the clean water. As soon as you notice an oily stain, wipe up whatever caused it. Dip a sponge or soft cloth into soapy water and wash the stain. This might remove the stain on its own. If not, use a deck stain remover that's specifically made for wood or composite tiles. You'll need to follow the manufacturer's instructions. The longer the stain sits on the tile, the harder it will be to remove. That's why it's important to clean up the stain quickly. In addition to keeping your wood and composite tiles swept and clean, you should try to deep clean the tiles in the spring and fall. Buy a tile cleaner developed for wood or composite. It should contain sodium hypochlorite. Follow the manufacturer's instructions. Sodium hypochlorite will prevent mold and mildew from growing on your tiles. Your wood or composite tiles may become slightly scuffed over time. These scuffs may disappear on their own, so avoid trying to remove them with abrasive cleansers (like sandpaper or pressure washers). If you place salt or ice on your tiles in the winter, clean it off as soon as the hazardous weather passes. Ice and salt can damage the tiles if they sit on them for very long.
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One-sentence summary -- Sweep the wood or composite tiles every few days. Wash the tiles with soap and water at least once a month. Rinse the tiles. Remove any grease stains. Deep clean your tiles twice a year. Avoid cleaning with abrasive materials.

Q: If the key is beginning to wear, you may still be able to engage the pins needed to start the vehicle by inserting the key all the way, then pulling it back out slightly. Try to pull the key back out 1/16 of an inch, or approximately the width of a nickel, then attempt to turn it again. If this works, the key is likely over worn. You should still replace the key as soon as you can before it stops working. If pulling the key out a bit fails to make the key turn, try wiggling it up and down slightly to engage the pins in the ignition. Be careful not to apply too much pressure. Wiggling the key can make the key contact the pins from a different angle, which may allow you start the vehicle. If wiggling the key works, it means the teeth on the key are too worn to properly engage the pins. Replace the key as soon as possible if this works before the key stops working entirely. If the key is bent, it may make it impossible to insert it completely or turn the ignition cylinder. Lay the key down on a flat, sturdy surface like a strong table. Take a heavy rubber or wooden mallet and strike the key from above to flatten it against the table. You may have to strike the key multiple times in order to flatten it entirely. Avoid using pliers or a vice to straighten the key, as you may bend it too far in the opposite direction and reduce the strength of the key. If there was any debris stuck to the key when you inserted it, it may have gotten caught in the pins of the ignition cylinder. Insert the key completely, then slide it back out. Repeat the process a few times to try to move any debris that may be caught in the cylinder. If this works, the issue will likely continue to occur until the debris is cleaned out from the ignition cylinder. If the key is too damaged to work, you will not be able to have it copied. A copy of a worn or damaged key will also fail to start the vehicle. Instead, you will need to have a new key cut by a dealership that services your make and model vehicle. Depending on the vehicle, the dealership may be able to produce a new key using your vehicle's VIN number. You will need to provide sufficient evidence of ownership of the vehicle. If a new key cannot be produced, you will need to purchase a new ignition module with matching key and have it installed.
A: Pull the key out slightly before turning it. Wiggle the key back and forth as you turn it. Flatten a bent key using a wooden or rubber mallet. Gently slide the key in and out a number of times. Have a new key cut to the original numbers.

Article: After verifying your email address, Steam Guard will turn itself on automatically if you restart Steam twice. This is a security precaution. This is the way to enable Steam Guard if you've just verified your email address or if you have disabled Steam Guard in the past. In the "Account" tab of your Settings or Preferences menu, "Security Status" will display "Protected by Steam Guard" if Steam Guard has been enabled. Note: After enabling Steam Guard, you will need to wait 15 days before you can trade or use the Community Market. If the "Account" tab in your Settings or Preferences menu does not display an "Enable Steam Guard" button, you've likely recently had your account restored by Steam Support. Log completely out of Steam and then log back in to make the button appear.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Restart Steam twice to automatically turn Steam Guard on. Click the "Enable Steam Guard" button in the Settings or Preferences menu. Verify that Steam Guard is turned on. There is no "Enable Steam Guard" button.

Article: Use a comb to create a deep side part in line with the outer edge of your eyebrow. There should be more hair on one side of your head than the other. Section off your bangs from the rest of your hair with the comb. Pull the rest of your hair back in a low ponytail or secure the hair to your head with a duck bill clip. Your part can be to the right or the left.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Part and section your hair.