Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Glue the broken piece back into place. Heat up your soldering iron. Use the soldering iron to melt the edges of the plastic. Patch large holes with scrap plastic. Sand the resulting seam to blend it.

Answer: Start by reconnecting the separated surfaces and anchoring them with a powerful plastic adhesive. You'll need to have both hands free to safely operate the tools you'll be using to seal up the damage. Use just enough glue to hold the pieces together. It's possible for the heat from the soldering iron to react with certain types of adhesive and cause discoloration. When you're dealing with a crack, split, or clean break, melting down the plastic may be the only way to rejoin it. Switch on the soldering iron and set it to the lowest temperature setting. You can begin getting your other components ready while the heating element warms the iron. This process may take several minutes. Don't set your soldering iron higher than about 400500F (204260C). Fusing plastics doesn't require nearly as much heat as fusing metals. Before you get started, clean the tip of the iron with a damp sponge to remove any residue from past projects. Rake the tip of the iron lightly over the joint where the two surfaces connect. The intense heat will instantly liquefy the soft plastic on either side, which will then merge together and reharden. The result is a connection that's much more durable than glue. Whenever possible, solder the pieces together along the backside so that the resulting seam will be less visible from the front. For your own safety, always don protective eyewear while operating a soldering iron. It's also a good idea to wear a respirator or breathing mask and work in a well-ventilated area to avoid inhaling noxious fumes from the plastic. If there's a whole section missing from the item you're trying to repair, see if you can dig up a replacement piece with a similar color, texture, and thickness. You'll fuse the patch the same way you would a normal crackrun the tip of the soldering iron along the edges of the new piece until it melts into the larger surface. Ideally, the scrap piece should be the same type of plastic as the rest of the item. However, you should be able to fuse mismatched plastics successfully in most cases. Go over the edge where the two pieces connect with a square of high-grit sandpaper (around 120-grit) until the most obvious imperfections have disappeared. When you're done, wipe the item with a damp cloth to remove any dust generated by sanding. For an even smoother finish, use basic sandpaper to wear away larger inconsistencies like bumps and ridges, then switch to an ultra-fine variety (300-grit or higher) to even out the surface.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Eat breakfast every day before school. Pack a full water bottle. Put healthy snacks in your school bag.

Answer: Go for yogurt with fresh fruit like strawberries or blueberries and granola, or a bowl of wholegrain breakfast cereal that is low in sugar with low-fat milk. Starting the morning off with a meal also signals the metabolism to rev-up, creating a calorie-burning, fat-burning environment for the rest of the day. Remember that what you eat at breakfast will impact your cravings for the rest of the day. Choose proteins, whole grains and healthy fats. You can also have eggs and multigrain toast or a breakfast smoothie with a frozen banana, berries, water or coconut milk, and honey. Sugary soft drinks and sodas will only lead to a temporary sugar high and a poor diet. Substitute sodas and fruit juices with a water bottle full of filtered water. Add a slice of lemon, lime, cucumber, or orange for all natural flavor. Put the full water bottle in your school bag so you have it ready when you're thirsty at school. Wrap an apple and a banana in a paper bag and put it in your backpack in the morning, or put a few sugar free granola bars in your bag. This way, when you're hungry between periods you have healthy snacks rather than processed snacks from the vending machine. Focus on foods that do not need to be kept cool. Sometimes a cold pack can be used, but to eliminate the chance of food-borne illness, choose foods that are shelf-stable and can easily be carried around throughout the day. You can also prepare healthy snacks the night before by cutting up fresh fruit and packing it in tupperware, or putting trail mix in ziploc bags. Stash them by the front door so you can grab them in the morning or pack them in your school bag.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Fill a glass or tall jar with 12 inches (2.55.1cm) of water. Put the root end of the onions in the water. Cover the onions and the top of the container in a plastic bag. Cinch the plastic bag around the top of the container. Put the glass in your refrigerator. Change the water every few days.

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Use a glass or jar that is heavy on the bottom so that it easily stays upright. The water should be cold or room temperature, but not warm. The glass or jar should be tall enough so that it can keep the green onions upright. For example, a pint glass or a large canning jar works well. Since green onions are typically sold with roots still attached, these roots can be used to help keep the onions fresh. By submerging the roots in water, you allow the onions to keep taking in water, which helps the onions stay firm and fresh. Even if the roots themselves have been trimmed off your green onions, but the root end remains, the plant will grow new roots in water. In order to keep the right level of humidity around your green onions in a refrigerator, you need to tent them with a plastic bag. This can be a produce bag or a zip-lock bag, whatever you have available. It may be easiest to use the produce bag that you brought the green onions home in. If you have tented your green onions with a produce bag, then you can use a rubber band or string to cinch the plastic bag around the container. If you have used a zip-lock bag, you can simply close the zip-lock edge as much as possible toward the sides of the container. The plastic bag does not need to be totally sealed so that it is airtight. You simply want to keep some of the humidity from the water around the onions. If the plastic bag was not there, the refrigerator would remove all of it. Place the glass with the onions in it on a tall shelf of your refrigerator. Put it in a spot where it won't get bumped a lot and where it will be stable so that it doesn't fall over and spill water all over the fridge. When you want to use your onions, just take the container out, remove the bag, remove an onion, place the plastic bag back on, and put it back in the fridge. To keep the onions fresh, you will need to refresh the water regularly. If you don't, mold can accumulate on the surface of the water and can begin to decay the onions. When you change out the water, you can also rinse off the green onion root sections. This will help to remove any bacteria or mold that might be starting to grow on them.