In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Remove everything from the inside of the bag and place it in an empty washing machine. You can clean the bag by itself or with other items, but make sure that the other items you place in the washing machine can bleed or otherwise damage the bag. A standard liquid laundry detergent should be fine, but opt for one that is dye-free and fragrance-free if possible. The detergent should be as mild as possible to minimize the risk of damage. If you want to be especially caution, skip the detergent and opt for a more gentle, natural cleansing product, like Murphy's oil soap or liquid castile soap. Only use about 1/4 cup (60 ml) of soap for this process. Both the agitation and temperature settings should be mild, so choose one of the gentlest settings on your machine and set the water temperature to "cool" or "warm." After making your selections, start the machine. A "wool" setting should work well, but a "delicate," "gentle," or "hand wash" cycle might be better. The temperature of the water should be somewhat cool, approximately 40 degrees Fahrenheit (4 degrees Celsius). After you remove the bag from the washing machine, hang it from its straps on a clothes hanger and let it air dry for four to five hours, or until it is completely dry. To speed up the drying process, you could toss the bag into a drying machine and run the dryer on its lowest heat setting. Make sure that there are other items in the dryer, like large towels, to further reduce heat exposure. Dry the bag this way for five to ten minutes, then finish hang drying it for another hour or so. You can also speed up the drying process by placing it in a sunny spot as it hangs. Place a little commercial leather conditioner on a clean, soft rag and buff the conditioner into the leather portions of the bag. Conditioner softens the leather and protects it from further stains and possible water damage.
Summary: Place the bag in your washing machine. Add mild detergent. Set the machine to a gentle setting. Let the bag air dry. Apply a coat of leather conditioner.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Cut 1-by-2-inch (20 by 45 mm) or 1-by-3-inch (20 by 65 mm) pine lumber to create a frame that is 4 feet (1.2 meters) wide and 8 feet (2.4) meters tall. Cut a toggle as well.
Summary: Cut lumber for a frame. Assemble the frame by nailing the boards together. Cover the front with 1/4-inch (6 mm) or 1/8-inch (3 mm) lauana thin tropical plywood with a smooth surface that's easy to paint.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The end of the crepe paper should rest back on the streamer. The hula hoop will serve as the center of your canopy. All of the streamers will be attached to the hula hoop. If you don't have a stapler, you may use tape. Each streamer needs to span from the center of the room to an outside wall. In order to achieve a dramatic drape, the streamer must be a few feet longer than this distance. Just to be safe, you may want to overestimate how long the streamer needs to be. This will allow you to adjust the drape of the streamer. You can always trim it later. While you can measure this distance, you may find it easier to cut one streamer as a reference. With a friends help, unroll the crepe paper from the center of the room to an exterior wall. Adjust the drape of the streamer and then cut. Use this streamer as a guide. Continue to add streamers to your hula hoop until it is completely covered. The streamers may overlap slightly. You can create a pattern with the streamers or attach the different colored crepe paper randomly. The attachment method you use depends entirely on the ceiling. The most convenient installation method involves tying the hula hoop to a light fixture or a beam. If these options aren't available to you, get creative. You can also hang a hook from your ceiling to suspend the hula hoop from. When you hang the hula hoop, make sure the staples used to attach the streamers are facing up. Use fishing paper so your guests don't see the string. Pull one streamer at a time to the edge of the room. Adjust the drape of the streamer and then secure it to the outer wall or ceiling with a piece of scotch tape. Repeat until each streamer is draped across the ceiling. When it is done, the ceiling will be hidden by streamers.
Summary:
Fold the end of a roll of crepe paper over the hula hoop. Staple the end of the streamer to itself. Unroll the crepe paper to the desired length and cut. Repeat. Suspend the hula hoop from the center of the ceiling. Attach the streamers to outer walls or ceiling.