Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Unscrew the mount pieces. Pull on the mount strings. Lightly separate the TV from the wall. Lift the TV off the mount.

Answer: Different sizes of TV use different screws, so you may need to do some trial and error here. An adjustable electric screwdriver cuts out some of the hassle. You'll have to contort your hand to get the screwdriver behind the TV. The fasteners will be under the mount or on its sides, depending on the model. Mounts that have strings also feature a spring lock in the mount. When you pull the strings, listen for the sound of the lock disengaging. You need to prevent the lock from activating. While you can reach both strings by yourself, get someone else's help to make it easier. If you don't have someone to hold the TV out from the wall, you'll have to improvise with household objects. All you need is a small amount of separation to prevent the lock from engaging. Pull the string on one side and move the side away from the wall. Stuff the wedge objects behind the TV and let go. If done right, you won't hear the lock engage again, so repeat this with the other side. Movie and video game cases make for great makeshift wedges, but you can use whatever you have on hand. The last restraint is the top part of the mount. Get someone else's help to lift the TV. Have each person take up one of the ends. Count to three and raise the TV over the amount. It'll come right off and you can rest it on the ground.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Place the syringe in boiling water for 10 minutes. Remove the syringe from the water. Rinse with rubbing alcohol. Dry upside down.

Answer: Before storing a bulb syringe for a sustained amount of time, you should sterilize it to prevent the development of mold and bacteria. Heat a pot of water on the stove until it is boiling. Place the syringe in the water for ten minutes. After 10 minutes, carefully remove the bulb syringe from the water. Use a pair of heat-proof tongs or a metal spoon to remove it. Then, while wearing an oven mitt, pick up the syringe and slowly squeeze the excess water into the sink. Fill the bulb syringe with rubbing alcohol. Place your finger over the hole to prevent the liquid from leaking out. Then, gently shake the syringe so that the rubbing alcohol fully cleanses the inside of the syringe. Squeeze the bulb to release the rubbing alcohol. Place the syringe upside down in a cup. This will allow any excess rubbing alcohol to drip out of the syringe. Once the syringe is completely dry, store in a dry and cool space.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Add mint, sugar, lime juice, and strawberries to a tall, sturdy glass. Press the muddler into the glass and twist. Add 2 jiggers (3 oz or 88 ml) of rum and stir, blending all your flavors together. Add ice cubes and top with club soda.

Answer: It is especially important you use a tall glass with the strawberry Mojito, since the strawberries add some volume to the cocktail. Make sure you layer your drink in this way, so the mint leaves are protected from the muddler and are less likely to shred. If you're not into the texture of muddled strawberries, you can also puree them in a blender and add with the rum. Your cocktail will be a little smoother, and you can even strain out the little seeds if you want. Make sure your strawberries are hulled (the stems removed). Because the strawberries are naturally sweet, you may want to reduce the amount of sugar. (A classic Mojito uses about two teaspoons of sugar, this recipe cuts that in half.) If your muddler has an end with spikes on it, you can use that side to crush the strawberries--just make sure the mint leaves are on the very bottom of the glass so they don't tear. Muddle until the strawberries are crushed and have released their juices. To avoid releasing bitter chlorophyll from the mint, use the leaves only and discard the stems. Don't shred the leaves when you muddle, they should appear crumpled when you're finished, not torn and smashed into oblivion. The texture of the sugar will help release the flavorful oils from the mint. The sugar will absorb the oils, plus the flavor of the strawberry, making your cocktail even more delicious. A white (or light or silver) rum is preferable, especially a Cuban rum if you can find it. A dark rum will add extra spice and a strong molasses flavor, which may not be welcome in a Mojito. A darker rum will also affect the color of your beverage--you want the liquid to be clear to highlight the crisp green and pink of your ingredients. If you decided to puree your strawberries, add the puree to your drink now. You can also add a few small slices of strawberry if you like the look of fruit in your glass. Use enough ice cubes to fill the glass about 3/4 of the way to the top. Garnish with a strawberry and sprig of mint.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Call ahead and confirm the details with the recycling location. Wear gloves and don't touch the ends when handling old batteries. Bag or tape the tops of non-alkaline batteries before recycling. Set up a battery mail-in program in your office.

Answer:
Before you bring your batteries in, make sure to call the facility for information on their hours, which types of batteries they take, and whether or not they charge a fee. This will help you save time and energy! Always be careful when you're preparing to recycle old batteries. In case of any leaked acid or leftover charge, always handle them with latex gloves and avoid touching the ends, where the terminals are located. The batteries may still have a bit of charge left, so it's important to separate the terminals, where the charge comes out of. To do this, you can either place each battery in a separate plastic bag or place a piece of clear tape over the terminal, or the small bump, on the top of the battery. If 2 battery ends touch, the tape will help prevent sparking and lower fire risk. Do not use opaque tape on the battery ends. Do not bag or tape any single-use alkaline batteries. Join a mail-in program and place a bucket or bin in the office mail-room. Have all of the employees tape and collect their dry-cell batteries in the bin, then mail them off once the container is full. If your office hasn't signed up for a mail-in program, you can find some options at https://www.batterysolutions.com/store/. The fee for a mail-in program is usually a flat rate of around $60 per load, which lets you send in a large amount of batteries. Prices may vary depending on the type of battery you're sending in.