Article: A granular pesticide works best if it's able to soak into the ground. After you're finished spreading the pesticide, it's important to wet the grass so it can work most effectively. You can either plan to spread the pesticide before it's supposed to rain, or you can plan on using a sprinkler to water the grass afterwards. Look at the forecast in your area to see when it might rain. Try not to wait more than 3 or 4 days after spreading the fertilizer to wet the ground. Visit your local home improvement or garden store to find a granular pesticide that controls grubs. Pour the bag of pesticide into the yard spreader, checking the settings of the spreader to make sure they're on an appropriate setting. Make sure you purchase enough to cover your entire yard, looking at the bag to tell you how much surface area it will cover. For example, if your yard is 4,800ft (1,500m) squared, a bag of pesticide that covers 5,000ft (1,500m) squared will work well. Popular granular pesticides for grub control include GrubEx or Grub Killer Plus. If you don't have a spreader, pour the mix into a small cup and use this to drizzle the pesticide over your lawn by hand. With your pesticide loaded in the spreader, begin walking in a pattern across your yard, spreading the fertilizer. If you notice your fertilizer is coming out too slowly or quickly, adjust the settings on the spreader. It's important that your entire yard is equally covered by the pesticide. Walk in straight rows to make sure you know which areas you've already covered. Starting with a low setting on your spreader will ensure the pesticide comes out slowly. You can increase this if you find you'd like the pesticide to come out faster. Apply the pesticide to your entire lawn, paying close attention to the areas where the grubs have already affected the grass. Continue walking in straight lines across the yard, spreading an even layer of pesticide over the grass until you've covered the entire lawn. Once the pesticide is watered in to the grass, you'll be set for the entire season.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Spread your pesticide before a rain shower, if possible. Load your granular pesticide into a spreader. Walk the spreader across the yard, adjusting the settings if necessary. Cover the entire yard with the granular pesticide.

Problem: Article: Generally speaking, the number one rule of dealing with thinning hair is to not let it get too long. This applies to men with both straight and curly hair, and anything in between. Close-cropped cuts will give your hair a more uniform appearance and make inconsistencies in fullness less noticeable. For most hairstyles, a length of about an inch or less will work best for minimizing the appearance of thin patches. Trying to compensate for hair loss by leaving hair longer in certain areas usually just highlights the thin spots. Smooth your hair in one direction so that it lays over spots with the most thinning. This technique will be especially useful if most of the thinning is concentrated around the crown. Combover styles are versatile because they allow you to slick your hair back, part it to one side or brush it down for a more tousled look. Comb overs can be done on both long and short hair. A combover won't always be able to hide everything. If bare patches are still peeking through, it may be worth it to give a more subtle style a shot. Work a little low-hold product into your hair, then comb or tease it with your fingers until it comes to a subtle point over the crown. By drawing the hair inward toward the center, you can conceal bald spots and create the illusion of height and thickness. Just use a comb to coax the hair upward before sweeping it over. Piled-up styles will look best with cuts that preserve a little length on top while keeping the hair short on the back and sides. Gathering the hair in the middle will be especially useful for men with fine, straight hair, which tends to have a harder time providing coverage over the scalp. Use a temporary colored-hairspray that matches your natural color to style your hair. The color in the hairspray can help fill in thin spots so they look fuller. If the thinning is already fairly advanced, or if you've begun balding all over, the best solution may be to just take a trimmer to what's left. A buzzcut will help make bare patches less obvious by bringing the hair closer to the scalp all over. Less hair means less cutting, grooming and styling to deal with. Buzz thinning hair down to a quarter inch or shorter, or go all the way and shave all the way down to the skin. Many men prefer the freedom and ease of upkeep that shaved hairstyles offer. If you shave your hair off and you don't like the way it looks, you can always wear a hat until your hair grows out.
Summary: Keep it short. Go with a combover. Style it up for added height. Shave it off.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You should change products from time to time, as your body changes. If the product you once liked does not seem to be as effective, this is often a sign you need to change to something else. This can occur as your skin ages and its needs are different. Choices include lotion or cream.

SUMMARY: Select a suitable moisturizing product for your skin type and age.

Providing your guinea pig with fresh fruits once in a while will help spice up her diet. However, just like humans, guinea pigs shouldn't have too much sugar, so only feed her fruit two or three times a week. You can provide your guinea pig fresh fruit such as oranges, pears, strawberries, seedless grapes, and blueberries. You can be a bit more liberal with vegetables, since most of them have less sugar than fruits. You can offer a small handful to your guinea pig once a day. Some vegetables to try include cucumbers, peas, carrots, and corn. That is, parts of vegetables you might normally throw away are fine to feed to your pet, such as strawberry tops and celery leaves. Always make sure that the fruit or vegetable is on the safe list before feeding it to her, though. Your guinea pig can have some human foods, but many foods are off-limits, such as salty snacks, chewy snacks, sugar-filled snacks (including chocolate), and other processed foods. You also want to avoid rhubarb, garlic and onions, raw or dried beans, and seeds. Chips or pretzels are too salty for your pet. Additionally, chips can be sharp and cut your guinea pig's mouth.
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Give your guinea pig fresh fruits. Offer vegetables. Give your guinea pig your food trash. Know what snacks are off limits.