In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Acid leaks out of batteries over time, collecting on the terminals. Take safety precautions to avoid coming into contact with it. Wear long clothing and put away any jewelry as well. You do not need to unhook the batteries, but you do need to make sure electricity isn't flowing to them. Turn off the golf cart and unplug the charger. Then, push against the vent caps on the batteries to make sure they are tightly in place. Leave the vent caps in place to avoid letting any chemicals get into the batteries. Baking soda is a very effective natural cleaner that also happens to neutralize acid. Get a clean mixing container. Pour the 2 ingredients in, then stir them into a paste. For example, you can start by mixing 1oz (28g) of baking soda into 1floz (30mL) of water. Make more as needed. Dip a clean cloth into the mixture and wipe it over the acid. The type of cloth doesn't matter. If you have an old toothbrush, you can also use it to spread the mixture and scrub it into the acid. The mixture is primarily meant to polish the terminals and connectors, but you can use it to wash off the rest of the battery. Lightly dampen a clean cloth in lukewarm water. Wipe down all of the areas coated with the baking soda mixture. Follow up by using another clean cloth to absorb any remaining water. The metal components should look bright again. If they aren't, you probably missed some of the corrosion. Repeat the steps to clean it off. Make sure you also get any water that has dripped or spilled around the batteries. You can purchase a battery anti-corrosive spray online or from auto parts stores. Coat the terminals and the metal connectors on the battery cables every time you clean off the batteries. A regular anti-corrosive application after cleaning ensures your battery lasts as long as possible. If you need more space to work with, detach the cables from the terminals. This way, you can easily reach both parts. You can also use petroleum jelly or a silicone gel instead of the anti-corrosive spray. Ideally, clean the batteries off once a month. Doing this can make your batteries last up to 3 years longer than normal.
Summary: Wear safety gloves and glasses. Unplug your golf cart and check the vent caps. Mix equal amounts of baking soda and water. Brush the mixture onto the battery terminals. Rinse and dry the batteries with clean cloths. Spray an anti-corrosive onto the battery terminals and clamps.

When you're ready to get out, simply leave the sauna and stand without toweling off. If you're wearing a towel, you can leave it on, but let the residual heat from the sauna dry your skin. Don't put your clothes on right away because they can make you overheat and begin sweating again. You need to replace the fluids you lost when you sweated in the sauna. To rehydrate, begin drinking water as soon as you get out of the sauna. Although there isn't a specific amount you should drink, try to drink at least 1 or 2 more glasses of water than you usually drink. You could also drink an electroylyte-rich drink if you're tired of drinking water. You might be hungry after taking the sauna, so have a small meal or snack once you get out. Consider eating something salty to replace sodium you might have lost by sweating. You could eat pretzels, crackers, cheese, sausages, and fresh fruit, for instance. Enjoy the feeling of complete relaxation and avoid rushing off to do strenuous things. Give your body a chance to acclimate and try to have a peaceful, calm attitude throughout your day. If you find it difficult to sauna during the day, take a sauna at night!
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One-sentence summary -- Step out of the sauna and air dry your skin. Drink water throughout the day. Eat a snack or a light meal. Take it easy the rest of the day.

Q: Depending on how your bowel obstruction was treated, you may feel minor pain for a few weeks. Take the pain relief medications that your doctor prescribed or recommended. If the pain doesn't get better or feels worse, contact your doctor. It might be a few months before you feel your energy levels return to normal. Talk with your doctor about specific dietary changes you'll need to make in the days after your obstruction is fixed. Choose soft foods that are easy to digest and limit the amount of fiber you eat. Avoid drinks that are fizzy, which could cause gas or bloating. For example, limit or avoid beer and carbonated sodas. Instead, stay hydrated by drinking water, juice, and tea. You should be able to do light exercises 6 weeks after surgery to fix an obstruction, but talk to your doctor first. Avoid heavy lifting or putting pressure on your abdomen for 6 weeks after treatment for an obstruction. Instead, go for short walks around your house or neighborhood and take frequent rest breaks. Most people return to their normal exercise levels 3 months after the obstruction is fixed.
A: Rest and take pain medication. Eat a low-fiber diet that's gentle on the bowels. Start light exercises when your doctor approves activity.

Problem: Article: Go online to find a local bowling alley that suits your needs. Try to find a place that offers bowling lessons or has beginner bowling leagues. If you want to go bowling with friends, find a place that's rated for having a fun environment and maybe some food and snacks as well. Talk to the fellow bowlers and staff, and see if you can even join a game. Alternately, you can go to an alley with a group of friends. If you ask a crowd if you can join their game, make sure it isn't too competitive. You may even make new friends at the alley. If you're a beginner, you can just rent shoes at the alley. If you want to kick up your game, you can buy a pair of your own shoes. Street shoes won't work for bowling because they'll either make you stick to the floor instead of sliding naturally, or they'll make you slip too much and injure yourself. If you don't wear bowling shoes, you can also damage or leave scuff marks on the alley floor. Rent a pair of shoes unless you want to get in trouble before you even start bowling. Don't forget to wear socks or bring socks to the alley. Some alleys sell socks, but they will be expensive. Before you can begin to bowl, you need to find a ball that is the right weight for you and which is the right size for your fingers. The balls will be labeled based on their weight, so a ball with "8" written on it will weigh 8 pounds. Here's how to find a ball of the right size and weight: Weight. A 14-16 lb ball would work for most adults with bigger hands, and a 10-14 lb ball would work for most adults with smaller hands. Generally, it's better to have a ball that is a little heavier because it will help you gain momentum. A general rule is that a ball should weigh 10% as much as your body, so if you weigh 140 pounds, you should bowl with a 14 lb ball. Size of the thumb hole. Your thumb should fit snugly into the single thumb hole. You should be able to take it out of the hole without it snagging or getting stuck, but the hole shouldn't be so large that you have to squeeze your thumb in the hole to hang on. Size of the middle finger holes. Once you've inserted your thumb, you should lay your middle and ring finger across the other two holes. If the span is correct, your two fingers should easily and comfortably lay over the two holes so the middle joint lines up with the side of the hole closest to your thumb. Curl your two fingers into the holes to make sure they fit snugly in the hole like your thumb. Once you've signed up at the alley and put on your shoes, you will be directed to a bowling lane. If you get to choose your lane, pick a lane that is away from loud or noisy people. But it's your choice: you may be able to bowl better if you're surrounded by other bowlers.
Summary:
Find a bowling alley. Go to the bowling alley you've chosen. Get some bowling shoes. Choose the right ball. Find your bowling lane.