Problem: Article: For best results, choose a cleaner that promises to both disinfect and cut through difficult stains on ceramic surfaces, such as mildew and hard water deposits. Spray or sprinkle the toilet bowl cleaner liberally around the interior of the bowl. Focus on areas with especially heavy staining or mold buildup. You also have the option of treating your toilet with a homemade cleaner made from a combination of ingredients like vinegar, baking soda, borax or hydrogen peroxide. Switch on the overhead fan in the bathroom to keep it well-ventilated and whisk away overpowering fumes. After a few minutes, the cleaner will begin to dissolve stuck-on gunk that won't come off with a simple brushing. It may be necessary for the cleaner to sit on especially heavy or stubborn stains for an hour or longer, or even overnight. To deal with residue that's higher up on the sides of the bowl, douse the spot with cleaner, then cover it with a paper towel to hold it in place. Use a stiff-bristled nylon toilet brush or long-handled scrubber to go over the walls and bottom of the bowl. With a little elbow grease, the stains should come out with ease, leaving behind a polished, sparkling surface. Scrubbing in tight circles will release more grime than using a back-and-forth motion. If you need something a little more heavy-duty to scour unsightly toilet rings with, try a disposable sanding block or pumice stone. Both materials should be perfectly safe on porcelain. When you're finished scrubbing, flush the toilet a couple times to run fresh water through the toilet. This will help whisk away any loose debris or dingy water left behind as a result of cleaning. Afterwards, the bowl should be sparkle like new. Deep-clean the toilets in your home roughly once a week, or more frequently if they receive a lot of use.
Summary: Use a multi-surface chemical cleaner. Allow the cleaning solution to sit for 5-10 minutes. Scrub the inside of the bowl thoroughly. Flush the toilet to rinse it clean.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you feel pressure, severe pain, tenderness, muscle tightness, tingling, burning, weakness, or numbness in the area around the bruise, you may have compartment syndrome. Call emergency services so you can get to a hospital immediately. Compartment syndrome occurs when there is swelling and/or bleeding in a muscle compartment. The pressure in the muscle compartment decreases the amount of blood flow to the area, which can cause nerve and muscle damage. If a lump forms on top of the bruise, it could be a hematoma. Visit your healthcare provider as soon as possible, as the blood may need to be drained from the area. A hematoma forms when blood pools under the surface of the skin, causing swelling. If the skin is broken and the area around the bruise is red, hot, or oozing pus, it may indicate an infection. Similarly, if you have a fever, this could also be due to an infection. If you notice these symptoms, make an appointment to see your healthcare provider as soon as possible.

SUMMARY: Call emergency services if you feel extreme pressure around the bruise. Seek medical attention if you have a lump over the bruise. Visit a healthcare provider if you think you have a fever or infection.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Look near the channel fader for a small button labeled "Mute." When you click the button, the audio from all the other channels will continue going through the mixer while the selected channel will be quiet. When you want the audio to go through your mixer again, press the "Mute" button to start the audio. Pressing the audio won't make the original input source stop working, but you won't be able to hear it through the speakers or headphones attached to the mixer. You can mute multiple tracks at the same time if you want to. Look next to the "Mute" button for another that's labeled "Solo." When you press the solo button, every other channel will mute so you can only hear the channel you selected. When you want to start the other inputs, press the "Solo" button a second time to turn it off. Soloing a channel on a mixer allows you to easily make adjustments to specific instruments or vocals without lowering the faders on the other channels. You can solo multiple channels at the same time. Auxiliary channels work well when you need to send copies of audio to specific monitors or put effects on them. Plug the monitor or effects rig into one of the ports on your mixer labeled "AUX" to start using the labeled auxiliary port. Turn the knob labeled "AUX" on the channel you want to send to adjust the volume level of the input. Make sure you're using the auxiliary knob that matches the auxiliary channel you're plugged into. You can send multiple channels to an auxiliary channel. For example, you may use an auxiliary channel if you're a singer and want to hear the drums and guitars in a monitor so you stay on beat.
Summary: Press the "Mute" button on a channel to turn off its audio. Click the "Solo" button on a channel to isolate it. Use an auxiliary channel to "send" an audio signal to another source.

Make sure you're using Android 3.0 or later, and click the menu button or tap the menu icon. " Then tap "Enable video calling" to check it. Locate the person you wish to contact. When you find them, tap their picture. " This will call them up, starting the video call. Tap the camera icon at the bottom if you wish to switch from a voice call into a video call.
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One-sentence summary -- Launch the Skype app. Select "Settings. Tap to select the Contacts tab. Tap "Video call.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Whether it is a rugged mountain town or the halls of Congress, you will need to create a world that is interesting and complex enough to draw your readers in again and again. Your main character should also be a natural part of their environment. Setting can be used to establish a mood throughout your series. For example, if you are writing a gritty detective novel, you could focus on the dark alleyways and seedy underbelly of an urban area. If you are writing a science fiction or fantasy novel, your setting will involve a fair amount of world building. You will be creating a new culture, government, terrain, and even climate. Similar to a character bible, you will need to create an ongoing list of information regarding key settings in your series. Information on your list should include names of key buildings and streets; distances between landmarks, stores, and restaurants the characters frequent; and directional data, like which streets run north/south and which are east/west. You should also include information on the paint color and furnishings of rooms commonly featured. You have a few options to consider when writing a series. Your character can age throughout the series relatively quickly, or they can remain pretty much the same age throughout (as in primary characters in long-running mystery series). If your characters will age significantly over the course of the series, keep in mind that other minor characters will need to age accordingly.
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Create a setting readers will want to revisit often. Maintain consistency for your setting. Decide on how you will address the passage of time.