Q: It's the app with the multi-colored pinwheel. If you don't have Google Photos you can download it from the App Store and sign in with your Google account. It's in the top-left of the screen. This opens a slide-out menu from the left side of the screen. It's the gear icon at the top-right of the side menu, next to "Google Photos" at the top. It's at the top of the Settings page. The switch will turn blue when it's in the 'ON' position. This enables the automatic upload of photos and videos that you take with your phone to your Google Photos account.
A: Open Google Photos. Tap . Tap . Tap Back up & Sync. Tap the switch for "Back up & Sync" to the 'ON' position .

Article: Locate your main water supply, which is typically in your basement or crawl space. Turn the dial clockwise to shut off the water going into your home so the leak stops and doesn't cause more damage. In an emergency, call your water company and see if they can shut off the water leading to your home. Start by turning on the lowest faucet in your home, such as an outdoor hose pipe or a sink in the basement. Let the water run until the pipe is completely empty. If the leak is on a pipe leading to a specific fixture, then turn on that faucet to drain it. Once all of the water is drained from the pipes, use a cleaning cloth to wipe the area around the leak completely dry. That way it won't be slippery while you're trying to work on it. Set a cloth or bucket underneath the leak in case any stray drops of water come out of the leak.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Shut off the water supply to your home. Turn on the faucets connected to the pipe to drain them. Dry the leaking area on the pipe.

Problem: Article: " The main room of a studio functions as three spaces in one: a bedroom, living room, and kitchen. You can create the feeling of three separate rooms by using the furniture to section off areas. Couches, armchairs, or loveseats can box off a "living room" area. Your bed can similarly separate your sleeping area. Rugs, coffee tables, or shelves can anchor your apartment furniture and make your apartment sub-rooms feel more organized. Your bed should be placed either parallel or perpendicular to a wall. If you place your bed in the center of the room, your studio will feel cramped and cluttered. Consider investing in a day bed or pull-out bed if you are short on space. For additional space, choose a low-rise bed without a frame. This will prevent your bed from obstructing windows or blocking up extra space. Incorporating dividers can help you separate your studio apartment into separate areas. When guests are over, you can divide off your sleeping area for a sense of privacy. Folding screen or ceiling-mounted drapes can take up minimal space in your studio when they're not being used. Try to section off the room into aesthetically-pleasing ratios. Room sections look most pleasing to the eye if they are divided up into 1/3 or 2/3 proportions. To get the most out of your shelves, choose ones that are tall and thin. You will be able to utilize more space for your belongings without choosing a massive storage system. A large bookshelf or wardrobe can serve as a great separator between your sleeping area and living area. Placing high shelves above doorways or windows can also draw the eye upward (again giving the impression of a larger space) and give you more space in your studio. The furniture you choose can help with the illusion of space. Couches or chairs with visible legs (as opposed to legs draped over with cloth) create a feeling of light and airiness. The space between the floor and your furniture will help with an open floor plan. Avoid setting your furniture in the middle of the room, where it can block your space from one end to the other. Pushing most of your furniture to the edges will maximize open space and avoid a claustrophobic atmosphere. Assess this by walking from one end of the studio to the other. If you can do so without much hassle, you have a clear pathway. When arranging furniture in studio apartments, pick quality over quantity: too many chairs or sofas in a small space can leave you feeling trapped. When making the choice between two small couches or one large one, always opt for the latter.
Summary: Use furniture to divide your apartment into "sub-rooms. Place the bed directly against a wall. Install moveable dividers. Think vertically with storage space. Choose furniture with visible legs. Clear a pathway. Pick your furniture carefully.

Q: You don't actually need to locate split ends to tell if your hair is damaged. It will feel dry and tangled if it is. However, if you want to find the split ends, closely examine your hair with the help of a mirror and good lighting. Split ends occur most often at the tip but can show up anywhere in your hair. Split ends and related damage can occur in several different forms. If you find any of the following, you may want to remove them: Hair tips splitting into two or more strands White dots at the end of your hair Single strand knots (more common in dry, curly hair) A hairdresser can always trim off split ends, but will usually remove about 14 to 1 inch (0.6 to 2.5cm) of your hair along with them. Eventually, all hair will wear out enough to require this treatment. How long you wait between haircuts depends on your hair type, hair health, and how much time you're willing to spend hunting down your own split ends. This can be anywhere from 4 weeks to 3 months. If you aren't trimming split ends yourself, avoiding the hairdresser will not save your long hair. Neglected split ends will become weaker and weaker, eventually breaking off. If trimming off split ends are affecting your hair length goals, consider having your hair cut into layers. Ask the hairdresser to trim damaged hair in the surface layer, while leaving lower layers and length intact. If you have afro-textured hair, a mild texturizer can achieve a similar effect, allowing you to manipulate your hair more easily and avoid trimming healthy hair. There are conditioners and other commercial treatments that claim to "heal" split ends. These seal the split ends shut to hide them from view, but the damage is still there. You can use these as a temporary fix, but relying on them long-term may dry out your hair and lead to worse damage.
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Check for damaged hair. Cut your hair regularly. Take steps to save hair length. Treat hair repair products with caution.