Write an article based on this "Return to your News Feed page. Select the "SHORTCUTS" heading and click Edit. Click the drop-down box next to a shortcut. Select a sort option. Click Save."
article: If you left the News Feed page, return to it by tapping Home in the bottom-left corner of the screen (mobile) or by clicking the f icon in the upper-left side of the Facebook page (desktop). You can only customize your shortcuts on desktop. This section is near the top of the column of options that's on the left side of the News Feed. Your currently available shortcuts will appear in this window. Click the box to the right of a shortcut to view its sorting options: Sorted Automatically - The default option. Pinned to Top - Places the shortcut at or near the top of the shortcuts menu. Hidden from Shortcuts - Removes the item from the shortcuts menu. Click one of the sorting options to apply it to the selected shortcut. The shortcut will adjust its position in the News Feed sidebar. Repeat this process for all shortcuts you want to change. It's in the bottom-right corner of the window. This will save your changes.

Write an article based on this "Install a water filter in your home. Use distilled water to wash your hair. Wash your hair using cooler water temperatures. Keep your hair dry when bathing. Dry your hair quickly."
article: There are two types of water filters that could help you get rid of rust in your hair. One type requires you to remove your old shower head and replace it with a new one equipped with a built-in filter. The other type (known as whole house filters) connects to your home's water tank. If you don't own your own home (and therefore don't have access to your water tank), a shower-based water filter is your best option. There are a wide variety of both kinds of filters. Specific directions for installation and use will vary depending on the product you buy. Consult manufacturer directions for more information. Check the filter you're interested in to ensure it blocks or traps iron. While you can continue using your regular shower water to bathe, switch to bottled water to wash your hair. While in the shower, pour a large bowl of distilled water over your head to wet your hair. Apply your shampoo and work it into a lather. When you're ready to rinse your hair, pour another large bowl filled with distilled water over your head. Instead of transferring it to a bowl, you could pour the water directly from a jug. Keep a jug of distilled water with a replaceable cap in your shower or bathroom. Cooler water temperatures will minimize the amount of iron that settles in your hair. Use warm and hot water to wash your body, then turn the water temperature down when washing and rinsing your hair. Don't wet your hair unless you need to wash it. Wear a shower cap to prevent your hair from getting wet, or just keep your hair out of the water's path when in the shower. Rust is caused by the reaction between the fine iron particles and water. The faster you dry your hair after bathing, the less likely it is that you'll get rust in it. Use a blow dryer to speed the drying process along.

Write an article based on this "Decide how tight you want your braid to be. Use a classic braid. Consider a fishtail braid. Try a rope braid."
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No matter which type of braid you decide to use for this hairstyle, you can choose to make your braid either very tight or a little looser. If you want your finished hairstyle to look very polished, try to make your braids tight, but if you want it to be a little messier and more casual, make them looser. You can always loosen you braids up a little later on, but you can't make them tighter without redoing them. You can use any kind of braid you want with this hairstyle, but a classic three-strand braid is the most popular. This is also one of the easiest braids to create. Start your classic braid by dividing the piece of hair that you want to braid into three equal sections. Use your fingers to keep these sections separated as you work. Cross the left-most section of hair over the center section so that it is now between the two other sections. Then cross the rightmost section over the center section. Each time you cross a section over, it will become the center section. Continue following this pattern until you reach the bottom of the braid. Then use an elastic hair tie to secure the braid in place and move on to your next braid. For an interesting twist to this look, you can braid each section of your hair into fishtail braids instead of classic three-strand braids. These braids may look complicated, but they're really quite easy. To start your fishtail braid, divide the portion of hair that you want to braid into two halves. Use one of your index fingers to keep the two halves divided. Next begin braiding by taking a very small section from the outside of one half and crossing it over to join the other half. Alternate back and forth, taking a small section from the outside of each half, until you reach the bottom of your braid. Secure the end with a small elastic hair tie to keep the braid in place, and then move on to your second braid. Another simple way to change up the look of this style is to use a rope braid. This is a simple braid that actually involves more twisting than braiding. Get started by diving the section of hair that you want to braid into two equal halves. Hold each half in one hand. Next start twisting both of the strands individually. This will be easier to do if you are holding each section at the very bottom. Once each piece is twisted, started twisting them around each other by wrapping one section on top of the other, then underneath and around. Continue doing this until you reach the end of the hair, and then secure with an elastic band. When you're done, move on to your second braid.