Problem: Article: For the juice, you'll need 3 celery stalks, large cucumber, 1 medium green apple, and 1 medium pear. To fit them through the juicer easier, it helps to cut them. Use a sharp knife to cut the cucumber into quarters, the apple cut into eighths, and the pear into eighths. It usually isn't necessary to cut the celery stalks before you add them to the juicer, but you can chop them into smaller pieces if you prefer. After you've cut up the produce, turn your juicer on. Process the celery stalks, cucumber, apple, and pear through the juicer according to the manufacturer's instructions in succession so all of the juices are combined. While the juices will be combined in the juicer's receptacle, it's a good idea to stir the mixture with a spoon to ensure that they're completely blended. When all of the juices are blended, pour the mixture into a glass and drink at room temperature. If you prefer, you can chill the juice in the fridge before drinking. The recipe makes 12 ounces (355 ml) so make sure that you have a large enough glass or cup.
Summary: Cut the cucumber, apple, and pear. Run all of the ingredients through your juicer. Serve the juice at room temperature or chilled.

Problem: Article: Run cold water over your affected skin for several minutes, but don't soak the area. Use plain soap to cleanse away the oil. Wash as soon as possible to reduce your chances of developing a rash or having the oil spread across a larger area. It's best to use a wash cloth to apply the soap over the affected area. However, the soap lather should protect your hands from exposure to the oil if you must use your hands to apply the soap. The water needs to be running in order to remove the oil. If you soak in water, the oil will mix with the water and affect more of your skin. Avoid using hot water, which opens your pores. It could cause your skin to absorb more of the oil. You can use a cotton swab soaked in rubbing alcohol or an alcohol wipe. It's best to do this within 10 minutes of contacting the plant to avoid a rash, but you can do it later to remove any oil that's lingering on your skin. Don't rub the wipes on areas that didn't contact the oil. You don't want to accidentally spread it. After using 1 piece of gauze or cotton swab, throw it away. Jewelweed is often called nature's natural poison ivy remedy. It is a low growing leafy bush that produces yellow and orange bell-shaped flowers. Mash up some jewelweed to make a paste, then apply it to your rash. Leave it on until it dries, then rinse it away with cool water. Jewelweed helps by countering the oil contained in the poison ivy. It can help you avoid a rash or reduce the intensity of your symptoms. Only use paste you made from the jewelweed itself. Don't rely on extracts and soaps made from jewelweed, which aren't as effective. You can apply more jewelweed paste if you desire. You can purchase jewelweed online if you cannot find the plant.
Summary: Rinse your affected skin immediately after suspected contact. Dab the area with rubbing alcohol to remove the oil. Crush up some jewelweed if you're stuck outdoors.

Problem: Article: Add 7 cups (1.65 liters) of water to a large pot and bring it to a boil, then remove the pot from the heat. Mix in the cup (118.29 ml) of sugar into the hot water and stir it until it's completely dissolved. Once the sugar is dissolved, add the 4 tea bags. Let the tea sit and cool until it reaches room temperature. Then take out and discard the tea bags. Pour all of the cooled sweet tea that you just made into a large, clean jar. Then pour 1 cup (236.58 ml) of the unflavored, store-bought kombucha into the jar. If there is a small kombucha scoby forming in the store-bought kombucha bottle, make sure that you add it to the jar as well. If you do have a small scoby in the jar, it will grow from a "baby" scoby to a larger "mother" scoby. Don't worry if you don't have a small scoby in the bottle; a scoby will still develop in your jar.
Summary: Bring water to a boil. Add sugar and the tea bags to the water. Let the tea cool. Combine the tea and bottled kombucha.

Problem: Article: Before purchasing any materials, make sure you understand the laws and regulations associated with explosives. These regulations range from the Federal level to more local jurisdictions. Make sure you are not performing something illegal in your area by doing your research. Go to your state police department website to read up on explosives and fireworks laws local to your area. Some states allow fireworks, but have a set definition on what the term includes. If you aren't using legal fireworks in that state, you are committing a felony. It goes without saying that creating a bomb is dangerous. There are a number of precautions that must be taken for safety when handling explosives and explosive materials. Have an emergency supply of water nearby for putting out any fires. Wear safety glasses. Explosives (including a match head tennis ball bomb) create sparks and debris that can injure your eyes. Use explosives outdoors only. Give yourself, and the explosive, plenty of room to operate. Do not throw explosives at other people or animals. Fire risk is determined by the surroundings of where you set of the explosive. Strong winds or dry weather also further increase the risk of a spreading fire explosives should not be detonated during such weather. Do not set off the explosive near homes, sheds or other structures. Look for a site that is at least fifteen feet away from shrubs, trees or other flammable plant life. Detonate the bomb over dirt or gravel if possible. The explosion site should be surrounded by dirt and gravel for 10 feet in all directions. Once the bomb has exploded, travel to the detonation site to ensure embers are extinguished. Use water if necessary to put out kindling and cover with dirt and gravel to smother the remnants.
Summary:
Acknowledge the law. Read up on fireworks, explosives, and fire safety. Find an area near you that minimizes the potential for fire.