Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Clean the strawberries more thoroughly with a vinegar solution. Prepare the vinegar solution. Grab two or three strawberries.

Answer: This also helps keep them from getting spoiled too fast in the refrigerator. It's frustrating to buy a carton of strawberries and to find them covered in white fuzz two days later. You should discard strawberries that are moldy or squished. Again, keep the stem on until you are ready to use the berries in your recipe or to eat. You will need white vinegar and a basin or sink. Fill up half a clean basin or sink with cold water. Make sure the water is not warm. Add 1 cup vinegar for every 3 cups of water. Mix the solution well with your hand. You will clean a few strawberries at the time. This ensures you are cleaning each one properly. Run strawberries vigorously for about 30 seconds through the vinegar solution. Rinse those strawberries well under cold water. You don't want any of the vinegar flavor to remain on the fruit. Pat the fruit dry with paper towels, or dry it gently with a kitchen towel.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Understand the objective. Review the Candy Crush Saga game board. Know the consequences of winning and losing. Match sets of 3 or more candies. Match more than 3 candies to create combos. Use your boosters. Reach the set goal in the game. Pay attention to level tutorials. Progress through the levels.

Answer: Usually, your goal in Candy Crush Saga is to clear as many rows and columns as possible in as few moves as possible. You can clear candy pieces from the board by lining up three (or more) in a row, which is accomplished by swapping pieces of candy in order to create three of a kind. The initial objective of Candy Crush Saga is to earn a certain number of points within a certain number of moves. As you proceed through Candy Crush Saga, other objectives (such as reaching a certain score within a time limit or clearing all of a type of candy from the board) will become more common. There are a few key components that you'll want to pay attention to here: The number at the top of the screen is the number of moves remaining. The progress bar in the upper-left corner of the screen displays your current score. The "Target" number in the upper-right corner of the screen determines your current level's objective. Like any game, both winning a level and losing a level have repercussions: Winning a game in Candy Crush Saga unlocks the next level. It can also make available some perks and boosters for your completed levels. Losing a Candy Crush Saga game causes the level to reset, and you'll also lose a life. While lives automatically regenerate once every ~30 minutes or so, you can only have 5 lives at a time without paying for extra. The game is played by swiping candies, in any direction (so long as it is not blocked), to create sets of 3 or more matching candies. When matched, the candies will crush and shift the candies above them, allowing you to accomplish a series of different goals. While matching 3 candies in a row will clear them from the board, matching more will both clear the candies from the board and create a special candy that can be used to clear additional candies: If you match 4 candies, a special candy will be created which will burst an entire row if matched as part of another set of 3 or more. If you match 5 or more candies in a T or L shape, you will create a wrapped candy. These explode the square of candies surrounding that tile (when matched) and then explode a subsequent 3x3 block wherever they settle. If you match 5 candies in a single row, you'll a color bomb which resembles a chocolate with sprinkles. When swapped with another candy, color bombs remove all instances of the swapped candy from the board. You can earn a few of the boosters in the beginning of the game. You can also purchase most boosters within the game using actual money. These can help you win a level when you're too frustrated or unable to continue. Be careful how you use them, however, as you never know when you'll need one. There are boosters which add movessuch as the lollipop hammer (which crushes the desired candy on the board) and the shuffle candy (which will rearrange the board)among a number of other boosters. They should be explained as you earn them, though almost all you will have to buy. Each level will have a "target" score or objective in the upper-right corner of the game board. This can be reaching a specific number of points, destroying a specific set of tiles, or other goals like forcing items to fall to the bottom. When Candy Crush Saga levels introduce new concepts, they will provide walkthroughs to explain how the new concepts or conventions work. If you don't know how a level works, the tutorial will most likely explain it. You can always skip the tutorials by clicking or tapping Skip when they appear. You will play a series of games, each with a different game board and many with different goals, which will progress you across the levels. Beating a level will result in the next level becoming unlocked.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Go for a walk. Go for a picnic. Go on a bike ride. Consider traveling.

Answer: If there is a nice walking path or scenic hike nearby, this can be a good way to clear your head and get some exercise. Try to find some place you haven't been before. If there aren't any scenic nature areas around, try walking through an interesting neighborhood you've never been too before. Prepare a quick meal like sandwiches and cold drinks in a basket and enjoy having them at the park or by the riverside. It will be even more fun if you have a simple game to play with your friends or family. Riding a bike is good exercise and it can get you much further than your feet would on their own. Use a bike ride as an opportunity to explore a place you've never been before. Going to places that you haven't been before is one great way to learn more about history, people and culture. You can backpack to save money. If a trip abroad is outside of budget, consider traveling to a nearby city you've never been to.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Water sparingly. Consider your climate. See if the potting mix looks dry. Lift the pot to check its weight. Do a finger test.

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No orchid variety needs to be watered every day. In fact, overwatering can cause an orchid's roots to rot and eventually die. Unlike many houseplants, orchids should only be watered when they begin to dry out. Watering only when they're almost dry mimics an orchid's natural environment. Some orchids have water-storing organs, and some do not. If you have a type of orchid that has the ability to store water, such as cattleyas or oncidiums, you should allow the orchid to completely dry out before watering. If you have a type of orchid that does not have water-storing organs, such as phalaenopsis or paphiopedilums, you should water the orchid before it is entirely dry. If you're not sure what type of orchid you have, plan to water the orchid when it is almost dry, but still has just a bit of moisture left. The frequency with which you water orchids is affected by the level of humidity in your climate, as well as the amount of sun the orchid gets and the temperature of the air. Since these factors vary according to region and household, there's no rule for how often to water an orchid. You'll have to develop a routine catered to your specific environment. If the temperature is cool in your home, your orchid will need to be watered less frequently than when the temperature is warm. If the orchid is in a sunny window, it will need to be watered more frequently than if you place it in a shadier spot. This is the first indication that it might be time to water the orchid. Orchid potting mix is usually composed of bark or moss, and if it looks dry and dusty, it might be time to water. However, just looking at the potting mix won't give you an accurate enough indication as to whether it's time to water. The pot will feel lighter when it's time to water the orchid. If it's heavy, that means there's still water in the pot. Over time, you'll get a sense of how heavy the pot feels when the orchid needs water versus how heavy it feels when it still has moisture inside. A pot that still contains moisture might look different, too. If your orchid is in a clay pot, it will look darker when it's still wet. If it's light in color, it might be time for a watering. This is the best way to determine whether an orchid needs more water. Stick your pinky finger into the potting mix, taking care not to disturb the orchid's roots. If you don't feel any moisture, or you feel just a little, it's time to water the orchid. If you feel moist potting mix right away, give it more time. When in doubt, you should wait an extra day.