Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Wash your hands Remove the lid on 1 side of your contact lens case and set it aside. Use your fingertip to slide the contact lens from the case. Rinse the contact lens with your contact solution. Place the contact concave side up on your index finger. Repeat the process with the other contact.

Answer: with fragrance-free soap and warm water. Wet your hands, then apply soap and scrub for at least 30 seconds. Rinse your hands thoroughly to get rid of any soap residue. Pat your hands dry on a clean microfiber towel to avoid lint. Always use a clean, dry towel to dry your hands. Microfiber towels are your best option because they're less likely to leave lint or fuzz on your hands, which might get on your contacts. If you don't have a microfiber towel, you might consider letting your hands air-dry if your eyes are sensitive. Only open 1 side of your contact case at a time to help you avoid mixing up your contacts or accidentally damaging one. Get into the habit of always doing the same side first. For instance, you might do your right eye and then your left. Tilt the case toward you, then lightly press the pad of your finger over the contact lens. Once the lens is on your finger tip, slowly pull your finger out of the container and transfer the lens to the palm of your hand. Don't use your nails to get the contact, as this may damage it. Be very careful with your contacts because it's easy to damage them. Position the contact in the center of your palm, then spray a stream of contact solution over it. Do a visual inspection to make sure your contact is free of debris. You don't need to rub the contact unless you see some debris on it. If you see any debris on the contact, apply more contact solution to it and lightly rub it with your fingertip to remove the debris. Never, ever use tap water on your contacts. Only use contact solution to rinse your contacts. Put the contact on the skin of your finger, not your nail. Make sure that the contact is sitting hollow-side up on your fingertip with none of the side walls sticking to your finger. It should look like a tiny bowl. If the edges are flaring out, then it is inside out. Put it back on your palm and use your fingertip to gently flip it right side out. Once both contact lenses are in your eyes, look around to make sure you can see well. When you're finished, pour the contact solution from the case into the sink, rinse the case, and close the contact case. Never reuse old contact solution, as it increases your risk of getting an eye infection. Always use fresh contact solution.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Start with clean hands. Rinse the potato with cool water. Dampen the vegetable scrubber. Scrub the potato using a circular motion. Rinse the scrubber and potato. Repeat the scrubbing and rinsing until your potato is lighter than it was before. Pat the potato dry with a paper towel, then move onto the next one.

Answer: Be sure to wash your hands first using an antibacterial soap, and to rinse them well. You don't want to transfer any bacteria to your clean potatoes. Wash the potatoes just before you plan to cook and eat them. Do not wash the potatoes before storing them, as this could lead to early rot and spoilage. All potatoes should be washed, including organic ones, and ones you plan on peeling. Organic potatoes may be free of chemicals and pesticides, but they will still be covered with dirt and bacteria. You also want to wash potatoes that you plan on peeling. If you don't wash them first, you might end up dragging some of the bacteria or dirt onto the flesh when you go to peel them. Try to avoid using the same scrubber you use for your dishes. It may contain some soap residue, which might get onto the potato. If you don't have a vegetable scrubbing brush, find a clean sponge with a scratchy, scrubby side, and use that instead. Focus on any dirty areas as well as the eyes, where most of the dirt collects. Do not use any soaps, detergents, or produce cleaners. You may not end up getting all of the residue off. Also, research has proven that a simple scrubbing is pretty effective. If you notice any sprouts, pull them off. Don't leave them on the potato. Overtime, the scrubber may start to turn off-color. If this happens, simply rinse both the scrubber and the potato under water. If you have a white dish scrubber, you can wait until it stops getting off-color. If you don't, wait until the potato is a few shades lighter. It may have splotches of different colors. That's fine. This can help remove any leftover dirt and bacteria.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open the Settings menu . Scroll down and tap on Phone . Tap Call Blocking & Identification. Tap the Edit button in the upper right-hand corner. Tap next to a number you want to unblock. Tap Unblock.

Answer: The Settings menu is located on your home screen. It has a silver icon that resembles a gear within a gear. It's next to a green icon that has an image that resembles an old-fashioned phone. You can also tap the Messages, or Facetime option in the Settings menu if you want to unblock a number from sending text messages or Facetime chats. It's under the Phone option in the Settings menu. This displays a list of all of your blocked numbers. Tap the Blocked option if you selected Messages or Facetime option in the Settings menu. This populates an icon that resembles a red circle with a horizontal line through it to the left of each number in your list of blocked numbers. This is the red circle icon with a horizontal line through it. This moves the number at the top of the page above all the other numbers in the list. It's the red button next to the number at the top of the page next to the number you just removed from the list. This confirms that you want to unblock the number and allows you to receive calls from that number. If you need assistance blocking numbers on your T-Mobile account, you can dial 611 using your Phone app or call 1-877-746-0909 to contact customer service.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Wash and cut 16 strawberries. Garnish with mint sprigs or toasted almonds.

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Carefully rinse the strawberries in a colander to wash away any debris. Then, cut them to prepare them for the mascarpone cream. There are 2 ways you can cut them: Perpendicular cuts: Use a paring knife to trim off the stem end to create a flat surface, and then place the stem end facing down on a cutting board. Next, cut the berry in half starting from the top, slicing down towards the cutting board but not all the way through the berry. Then, make another perpendicular slice using the same technique. Fan out the berry so it resembles a blooming flower. Upright, core removed: Alternatively, slice off the tip of the non-stem end so the berry can stand upright. Then, slice off the leafy stem and remove the core, so the inside of the berry is somewhat hollowed-out. Stand the berries upright. Finally, add a garnish of your choice if you'd like. Small sprigs of mint can add a fresh taste, or toasted almonds can bring a crunchy contrast to the sweetness of the cream.