Problem: Article: Although there are hundreds of named petunias, they tend to fall into four basic categories, which are determined by flower size and growth habit. Some of these types of petunias work better being grown in a container, while some are better suited to the garden. Grandiflora have the largest flowers and are the most commonly-used type of petunia. Some have single blooms while others are doubles and are available in both upright and cascading varieties. Multiflora petunias have smaller flowers but have masses of blooms and provide big splashes of color. Milliflora grow close to the ground and have small flowers. They are easy to control and thus work well as an edging plant. Ground cover petunias spread and trail along the ground, from window boxes, and cover large areas quickly. This type will need more frequent watering. After you've chosen the type of petunia you want, you'll need to pick the petunias themselves. There are some things that you should look for in terms of the best bedding plants. Choose plants with healthy leaves and visible fresh growth. Contrary to popular belief, plants with the most flowers on them are not the ones you should pick. Instead, pick plants that have a few flowers and lots of bushy growth. Pick petunia plants for bedding that are compact (not tall and leggy) because these will thrive better. All types of petunias need at least five to six hours of full sunlight per day, although they can tolerate some shade. The soil needs to be well-drained, although it doesn't have to be particularly nutrient-rich. Petunias work well in containers, as well as planted in the garden. However, if you're going to plant them in a container you will want to make sure that you use a soil-less mix (a soil-less mix is composed of things like peat moss, composted pine bark, or coir, as well as inorganic components like sand). Make sure to dig the soil so that it is nice and loose (allowing for better drainage). You want to both condition the soil and fertilize it to make it ready for petunias. If you're planting in the garden, condition the soil with organic matter like baled peat moss, leaf compost, or well-rotted manure. You'll need to spread this organic matter about two to three inches (5.1-7.6 cm) thick. Incorporate the organic matter into the soil by using a garden fork to about the depth of eight to ten inches. This can help break up heavy clay soil, allowing for better water drainage or increase the ability of sandy soil to hold nutrients and moisture. Fertilize your soil by using a balanced fertilizer (like 8-8-8, 10-10-10, or 12-12-12) into your garden's soil. You'll want to do this at the rate of about two pounds per hundred square feet. When the season changes (early to mid-July) you'll want to give liquid fertilizer that's meant specially for flowering plants a try, at about every three weeks (although, weekly for spreading petunias). Now, if you're using a window box, or container, you'll need to mix timed-release fertilizer into the soil. Most petunia varieties require at least 12 inches (30.5cm) between plants in full sunlight. If you have to use a shadier location, then go for several inches closer together (around 10 in or 25.4 cm). There are some exceptions to this rule to keep in mind. Milliflora petunias can be placed closer together than the other types with as little as four to six inches (10.2-15.2 cm) between them. Spreading (or "wave") petunias, on the other hand, should really be spaced as much as one and a half feet (0.45 m) apart. You want to begin bedding the plants in early spring to help acclimatize them to the outdoors. If you're planting them in the ground you should make sure to wait until after the danger of frost as past (or you can cover them at night to protect them from frost). You want the soil temperature to be about 60 degrees F (15.5 degrees C). Colder than that and the petunia won't flourish. If it is really hot, make sure to provide some shade for the petunias. Although they love and thrive on lots of sun, too much can have an adverse effect on them.
Summary: Pick your type of petunia. Select your petunias. Choose the right place to plant them. Prepare the soil for planting. Space them correctly. Plant them in the right season.

Problem: Article: Open your vehicle's hood and look for the circular tank cap that has a picture of windshield wipers on it. Unscrew the cap and look inside the tank to check the fluid levels. Typically, you'll see a blue or purple fluid inside of the tank. If you don't see anything or the levels are close to the bottom, then it's time to refill the tank. Shine a flashlight into the tank if you have trouble seeing into it. If you see dit or other contaminants inside of the tank, they may also cause a clog and should be flushed out.
Summary: Inspect the washer tank to see if it's empty.

Problem: Article: This selects the column. To move more than one (adjacent) column at the same time, hold down Ctrl (PC) or Command (Mac) as you click each column letter. The cursor will turn to a four-pointed arrow (PC) or a hand (Mac). Click and drag the selected column(s) to the location where you want to move it, and then release the mouse button.
Summary: Click the letter above the column you want to move. Hover the mouse over the border of the selected area. Drag the column to the desired location.

Problem: Article: You can go directly to this page by visiting netflix.com/YourAccount. Even if you don't use Netflix on your computer, you'll need to visit the web page to make changes to your account. You cannot change your Netflix plan information from the streaming device or video game console. If you pay for Netflix using your iTunes account, see the next section. You'll need to be logged in with your primary Netflix profile to make changes to the plan. This will display the plan that you currently have for Netflix. In most regions, you can select between three streaming plans: One Screen in Standard Definition (SD), Two Screens in High Definition (HD), and Four Screens with HD and Ultra HD (UHD). Each plan costs a little more than the previous one, but allows more people to watch on different screens at the same time. Netflix recommends a 3.0 Mbps connection for SD content, a 5.0 Mbps connection for HD content, and a 25 Mbps connection for UHD content. Not all options are available in all regions. This will set your account to use the new plan. The changes you make will take effect at the start of your next billing cycle, but you should be able to access your new features immediately. If you live in the United States, you can sign up for the Netflix DVD rental service as well as the Streaming service. This is handled by a different branch of Netflix. It is not available to customers outside of the US. Click the "Add DVD plan" link to view the available DVD plans. You will be taken to the DVD plan website. Select the plan that you want to add. After adding your plan, you'll be able to start getting your DVDs delivered.
Summary:
Sign into the Netflix "My Account" page on your computer. Click the Profile button in the upper-right corner and select your primary profile. Find the "Plan Details" section. Click "Change Plan" next to your current streaming plan to see the other options. Select the plan you want and click "Continue." Add or change a DVD plan (US only).