Article: A dimmer switch allows you to control the brightness of a light fixture. Use a marker or colored tape to uniquely label each wire so you can tell them apart. Mark the wire connected to the brass screw terminal or to the hole on the same side as the brass terminal as the "hot" wire. Mark the wire connected to the silver screw terminal or to the hole on the same side as the silver terminal as the "neutral" wire. Finally, mark the green or copper wire connected to the green screw terminal (on the other side of the switch from the brass and silver terminals) as the "grounding" wire. The switch may have either screw terminal connectors, which will be located along the side of the switch, or push-in connector holes, which will be located at the back of the switch. If the wires are connected to screw terminals, turn each screw counter-clockwise with a screwdriver to loosen and slide the wire out with a pair of needle-nose pliers. If the wires are connected to push-in connectors, the holes that the wires are pushed into will typically have a small slot beneath the hole. Insert a small screwdriver into the slot and push forward to release the wire. Most dimmer switches come with wires already attached. You will see two black lead wires and one green grounding wire. Strip 1/2 inch of insulation from each to expose the wire. Pair one of the black lead wires to the black hot wire in the switch box. Pair the other black lead wire to the white neutral wire in the switch box. Pair the green grounding wire with the bare or green grounding wire in the switch box. Wrap the ends of the paired wires together and secure with a wire nut. You should see the word "top" written on the switch indicating the side of the switch that should be vertically oriented toward the top. Do not over tighten the switch plate, since it may crack under too much pressure. Go back to the new switch and flip it on and off several times to ensure it's in working order.
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Mark each wire in the switch box. Disconnect the wires from the old switch. Connect the wires to the new switch. Double-check that the switch is properly oriented. Carefully push the wires back into the box and then push the switch up against the edge of the box and tighten the mounting screws into place. Replace the switch plate and tighten the screws into place. Return to the breaker box and turn the power to the light switch back on.

Problem: Article: The is the Preview mode. If you've disabled this feature for your Home button, you can access the Home Screen Preview by opening the Nova Settings app, selecting "Desktop", and then selecting "Home Screens". If you are returned to your home screen and nothing happens, do it again and the Preview view should appear.
Summary: Tap the Home button to return to your Home screen. Tap the Home button again to display miniature versions of all your Home screens. Tap and hold the screen you want to remove. Drag the page you want to remove to the "X" at the top of the screen.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: As the wire sits in the solution, the corrosion should loosen on the wire and make it easier to scrub off. Let the wire sit in the solution for anywhere between 10 minutes up to an hour.

SUMMARY: Allow the wire to sit in the solution.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Using a sharp knife, carefully cut the stalk about 1 inch (2.5cm) above the bulb. Be careful not to place too much pressure on the bulb, as they can bruise easily and subsequently rot. Discard any stalks or leafy sections that are brown or wilted. Do not wash the stalks or bulbs after cutting and/or prior to placing in storage containers. You can use either plastic or paper bags. There is no need to store the stalks and bulbs in separate bags, but you can if you choose. Separate bags would be a good idea if you know they will have separate uses. Roll the bag up carefully. Start at the bottom where the herbs are, and while gently holding them in place, roll the bag up towards the top opening. Take care not to damage the bulbs by applying too much pressure. Do not seal the bag shut. Some people feel that plastic bags or containers are unsanitary, and would rather use glass. This is fine, just be sure to use cold water and seal the container tightly. Avoid storing the fennel in the coldest areas of your fridge, like in the back, because it can cause the fennel to partially freeze which will ruin the texture and the flavor. Instead, place the fennel near the front of the vegetable crisper or shelf until you are ready to use. Fennel stored in a bag will last 7-10 days in the refrigerator. Stored in a glass container, it will only last 3-5 days.
Summary: Remove the stalks from the bulb. Place the bulbs and stalks into a clean bag to store them for 10 days. Put the fennel in a glass container and cover it with water to store it for 5 days. Place the packaged fennel in the refrigerator.

Gels tend to chip off after a week or two, and its best to wait until they're mostly gone to start peeling them yourself, so you reduce damage to the surface of your nail.
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One-sentence summary -- Wait until the nails are mostly chipped away.

You can purchase these oils online or at a shoe repair store. These products are manufactured specifically to condition leather and darken it. Other oils, like olive oil, can stain the surface of your leather, so avoid using them. Measure a tablespoon of the oil and saturate a small area on your cloth. You only need a little bit so do not saturate the entire cloth. Go in a back and forth motion over the surface your leather. Try to apply the oil in one uniform layer. The leather should start to darken. If you run out of oil on your cloth, put another tablespoon of oil on it. Once you're done applying the first layer of oil, let the leather dry out overnight. Come back to the leather and see if it's as dark as you wanted it. If the leather isn't as dark as you wanted, saturate your cloth with the oil and repeat the process, letting the leather dry in between coats. You can apply as many coats of oil that you want until it reaches the hue that you desire. Remember to let the leather dry in between coats.
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Purchase neatsfoot oil compound, mink oil, or leather honey. Pour a tablespoon of the oil onto a non-abrasive cloth. Rub the oil onto the surface in an even layer. Let the oil dry overnight. Apply more coats of oil to make your leather even darker.