Write an article based on this "Cut the 5 pieces of wood for the frame. Screw the side pieces together. Repeat the same process on the other end of the same short piece. Attach the other short piece. Drill pilot holes and attach the back panel. Add shelves and drawers on the inside of the frame. Put hooks in the armoire."
article: Cut 2 that are the final width that you want the armoire to be. You will also need 2 longer pieces that make up the sides. The length of these pieces will be your desired final length minus the width of the top and bottom frame pieces. Finally, cut the piece of plywood that will be the back of the frame. You can use any type of wood saw that you have to cut these pieces. However, a circular saw can cut the side pieces and the back piece easily. Attach the side pieces of the frame together. Hold one of the shorter side pieces sideways and place the end of it on top of the end of one of the long side pieces. Then drill two pilot holes down through the short piece and into the long piece. Once the holes are drilled, you can screw screws into the holes without splitting the wood. Put the other long piece under the other end of the short piece. Then drill pilot holes in the same manner as you did before and then screw the pieces together. Flip the structure over so that the ends of the long pieces that have nothing attached to them are facing up. Place the remaining short piece across the ends of the long pieces. Drill pilot holes on both ends and screw the pieces together. When finished with this phase, you will have a rectangular frame. Place the rectangular frame flat on its front. Place the back piece of plywood you have cut out onto the frame, making sure it is exactly the same shape as the frame. Then drill pilot holes through the plywood and into the frame. Put pilot holes all around the edge of the plywood every few inches and then screw screws into those holes. When drilling pilot holes, be careful to get them into the frame and not into the empty space in the middle of the frame. To do this, make pilot holes a standard distance from the edge of the plywood. This distance should be half the width of the frame pieces, so that the screws are positioned in the middle of the frame pieces. To make your armoire useful for jewelry organization, you will want to add shelves and drawers to the inside of it. Create a shelf by cutting a piece of wood that is the exact interior width of the frame and the depth of the frame as well. Then attach it to the frame with screws or place it on pegs that you insert into the interior sides of the frame. One of the benefits of having an armoire instead of a smaller jewelry box is that you can hang long necklaces on hooks inside of it. With this in mind, make sure that you preserve enough space inside to hang even your longest necklaces. You can either screw the hooks into the underside of the top piece of the armoire or into the upper section of the back piece of the armoire. Place hooks in locations where you could hang both longer and shorter necklaces. This will give you some flexibility when you are using the armoire.

Write an article based on this "Wash and dry your car. Get detailing clay. Knead the clay. Apply a clay lubricant. Rub the clay over the spray paint. Wipe the residue off. Wax your car."
article: This step is important to remove surface dirt before applying the clay. You can wash your car by hand, or take it through an automatic car wash. If the spray paint is very fresh, the hot water and soap may even remove some of the paint. Detailing clay is a polymer abrasive which will remove anything sitting on top of the paint on your car, without scratching or damaging the surface. There are several varieties available, including Detailer's Pride Clay. Another option is Meguiar's Smooth Surface Clay Kit, which includes detailing spray (which you would use as a lubricant for the clay), as well as wax and a microfiber cloth. These detailing clays should be available at your local auto parts store. You only need a small, flat section the size of your palm, so if you bought a new bar you should cut it in half. Then, seal it in a Ziploc bag and place it in a bucket or bowl of warm water, which will warm up the clay so you can manipulate it more easily. Take the half of the bar and knead it in your hands. You want to form a pancake or patty with the clay. A lubricant is necessary so that your clay will glide over, rather than stick to, the paint. Shake the lubricant, then spray it onto the clay and also onto the paint on your car. Use an ample amount so that your clay won't smudge onto the car. Clay lubricant should be available at your local auto parts store. Hold the clay in your hand so that your fingertips are not covered by the clay -- you want it to be a little lower in your palm. Rub the clay back and forth with a firm pressure, like you would rub a bar of soap over your skin. Keep rubbing the clay over the spray paint until the paint is removed. When your clay becomes covered in contaminants, fold it over and re-knead it to form a clean patty. Use a microfiber cloth to wipe the clay residue off the car. Apply a light pressure and rub the cloth over the area where you applied the clay. Claying the car removes previous wax, so it's important to wax your car to protect from further damage and restore the shine to your clear coat. Apply the wax in a circular motion, using the tool or sponge that comes with the wax, or use a soft rotating buffing tool.

Write an article based on this "Experiment with other mushroom varieties. Keep conditions clean. Cover the substrate with a casing. Make your own mushroom spawn."
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The basic process for growing oyster mushrooms works for most mushroom species, but you will need to make adjustments. When you buy spawn, check the instructions or ask the seller for the following information so you can adjust your approach: Preferred substrate (some species need a specially prepared compost) Ideal temperature during colonization Ideal temperature and humidity levels during fruiting (mushroom growth)Lion's mane, lingzhi, shiitake, enoki, and nameko mushrooms are all good choices for a second project, only a bit more difficult than oyster mushrooms. If mold or other contaminants take over your substrate, that batch of mushrooms will be unusable. Most mushroom species are not as resistant to contamination as oyster mushrooms are, so it pays to spend more effort keeping the area clean: Wash your hands with antibacterial soap before handling any part of the operation. Take special care to pasteurize your substrate. If stovetop heating becomes impractical, look into a steam room or chemical treatment. Treating a compost substrate is complex, and may require help from an experienced grower. "Casing" is a layer of sterile material on top of a tray of substrate, usually a mixture of peat moss and ground limestone. Keep the casing moist so water gradually leaches through to the substrate, without making the substrate soggy. Not all types of spawn need casing. Ask the seller or an experienced grower for advice. Do not ventilate the area until the tiny "pins" have appeared on the surface of the casing. Ventilating too early will trigger fruiting before the pins have broken through, growing mushrooms underneath the casing. Instead of buying spawn each time, you could grow your own from spores. This is a difficult and complicated task, but there are many free resources that can guide you. (Try contacting a mycological association in your area). One way to create a spawn culture is to make a spore print. Transfer the spores to a petri dish of agar using an inoculation loop, as described here (though you do not need to draw a T pattern). Repeat with several petri dishes, since some may fail to germinate. A mostly sterile environment is a necessity for making spawn. Before you begin, remove all rugs and curtains that could trap dust. Clean all surfaces with mild disinfectant, including the ceiling. Cover all openings with plastic sheeting, and make an "antechamber" at the entrance with a second layer of plastic.