INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The toothpaste can't contain any mint, gel, and/or teeth-whitening properties. Regular white toothpaste is most effective at cleaning glass lenses, whereas toothpaste containing special properties can cause further damage to lenses. Baking soda-infused toothpaste such as Arm & Hammer's toothpaste is a great candidate for cleaning toothpaste because it cleans without using abrasive chemicals. Stick with a smaller amount so your glasses don't become smudged with an excessive amount of paste. Cotton balls are the most effective as they leave little residue or stray fibers behind. Move the cotton ball around in circular motions for about 10 seconds for each scratch. This movement will help buff the scratch from the lens. Put your glasses under a steady stream of cool water in order to remove the toothpaste. Rotate the lens under the water to ensure all of the toothpaste is washed away. Pay special attention to any paste adhered to small crevices where your lenses meet the frame. Don't use any coarse or dirty cloths as this can easily add another scratch to your sunglasses. Using your thumb and forefinger, carefully rub the cloth around the scratch to remove any remaining moisture or paste. Take special care not to apply too much pressure to your lenses so you don't accidentally pop them out. Put the lens under the light to verify the scratch has been removed. Place your sunglasses back on and look to see if any scratches are visible. If the scratch is still on the lens, clean the lenses with the toothpaste and cotton ball as many times as needed until the scratch is no longer visible.

SUMMARY: Purchase a non-abrasive brand of white-colored toothpaste. Apply a pea-sized amount of toothpaste to a cotton ball. Rub the cotton ball into the scratch. Rinse the toothpaste from the lens. Rub the toothpaste off with a soft, lint-free cloth. Inspect the lens.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Having someone you can talk to and rely on during this time is very important. Choose a few people you think will be supportive and listen to you. The person doesn't need to give you advice. They just need to be able to listen to you when you need to talk. You can try family members or friends you feel comfortable talking with. If you don't feel comfortable talking to them, you can try religious leaders or counselors. Breast or extramammary Paget's disease is a rare cancer, and this can cause you stress and mental pain. You may benefit from going to a cancer support group. Your oncologist, cancer organizations, and local hospital can help you find a support group in your community. You can go to a general cancer support group, or try for a more specific one, like a breast cancer group or a male cancer group. Paget's disease affects reproductive organs. Women may have breasts removed, and both men and women may have their genitals affected by this disease. This may cause insecurities or problems in your relationship. Work on keeping your relationship strong by talking to your partner about how you feel and what is bothering you. If you are unable to engage in sexual activity for a period of time during treatment, find other ways to connect and be intimate.

SUMMARY: Talk to friends or family about what you are going through. Find a cancer support group. Stay intimately and emotionally connected with your partner.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you think you might say something mean, it may be best just to not say anything at all. Just smile at the baby and the parents and then move the conversation along, if possible. If you know you're going to see an ugly baby, then prepare yourself ahead of time. Have questions ready to go about the baby. You could ask about milestones, for instance. You could say, "Is she smiling yet?" One of the best ways to avoid having to make comments about the baby is to ask about the parents. Maintain eye contact with the parents and ask how the mom is feeling, how having a baby has changed their lives, and what they like most about being new parents. Often parents are so used to visitors talking about the baby, a discussion about how they are feeling may be welcomed and a good diversion from having to comment on the child. If you're not a parent, this step may be more difficult for you. However, just consider how it would make you feel if someone criticized something important to you. If you are a parent, how would you feel if someone called your child ugly? If you can learn to feel a little empathy for the parents, it can help you control what you say. That is, not everyone is going to find the same babies cute as everyone else. Plus, of course the parents are going to find their own baby adorable; it's at least partially genetic. There's no reason to muddy the waters by pointing out that you don't find the baby cute.

SUMMARY: Don't say anything at all. Have small talk ready. Focus on the parents. Put yourself in their shoes. Remember not everyone has the same tastes.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you encounter difficult stains that do not come off with a commercial cleaner, paint thinner applied with steel wool can help. Make sure to follow package directions, especially any safety instructions, before applying paint thinner. Then, work the paint thinner into the frames using a steel wool sponge until the stains come off. Be gentle when using steel wool to avoid scratching the frames. Some steel wool pads have soap built in that can help you clean. After cleaning your frames, they may look a little dull. Apply water using fine steel wool, buffing the surface of the frames until they shine. Outdoor frames may become dull due to a process called anodizing. This looks similar to rust and cannot be polished off. Aluminum frames that appear rusty should be treated by a professional cleaner. Never apply any product, even household products, to the full window frame without testing them first. Before applying a product to your window frame, apply it to a small portion of the frame that's mostly out of sight. Make sure the cleaner does not cause a negative reaction, such as discoloration, before applying it to the rest of the window frames.

SUMMARY:
Use steel wool and paint thinner for tough stains. Polish your frames when you're done. Test your product on a small part of the window frame first.