Once the cloth cover is removed, you can easily rub a mild detergent into any visible spots or stains. Rub in a circular motion to get these places as clean as possible. If your car seat does not have a removable cover, do your best to deal with spots using a sponge and some soap. Scrub until the spots fade. Check your manual or the cover label for specific instructions, but in general, it's best to wash on the gentle cycle. Use a mild detergent; remember that your child's skin will be in contact with it. Make sure the cover gets completely rinsed. Generally speaking, cotton covers can be washed at up to 60 degrees Celsius (140 degrees Fahrenheit). If your cover is made of synthetic fibers or dark colors, though, stick to washing at up to 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit). If you cannot remove the cover to run it through the washing machine, you'll have to wash the whole thing by hand. Use a sponge and a mild detergent to clean the entire cover. Once you've washed the cover, continue to wash the plastic and metal parts of the seat. Use a damp cloth or sponge along with a mild detergent and water. Rub away all the dirt and grime, then rinse well under running water. Spray with disinfectant if desired. This is the part of the cleaning when you can vent some of your frustrations. As long as you're not using an abrasive cleaner or scrubber (like steel wool), feel free to really get in there and scrub away. Use a garden hose to spray everything down if desired. As a general rule, it's best to tilt the seat in various directions after rinsing. This prevents water from accumulating in any of the parts. Machine laundering or harsh cleaners or scrubbing can degrade the strength of the straps, causing a safety hazard. Follow the manual's instructions carefully, and see the relevant section of this article for tips on cleaning straps and buckles.
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One-sentence summary -- Spot-clean obvious stains on the fabric cover. Launder the fabric cover. Clean the plastic base. Clean straps and buckles as per manufacturer's instructions.

Q: Go to sports games (or sports bars if you're an adult), outdoor events like fishing and ski trips, car shows, and game releases at video game stores. If you see someone you want to be friends with, go over to them and talk to them about the event. Don't go to events for things that you aren't interested in. If you don't like cars, don't go to a car show and pretend to be into it. It will be hard to find something to talk about! It will be easier to make friends with guys or other tomboys if you talk more like them, but you don't have to copy what they say. Treat the people you're talking to like you're already one of them; call them nicknames that they already use for each other, and talk about your common interests. Don't get upset over things like getting dirty or doing badly in a game. Instead, keep your interactions friendly and casual, and don't be afraid to make your opinion known. If you are being treated badly, it's okay to confront the person who's being mean. You may try "fighting fire with fire" to stop bullying, but don't be excessively cruel or you'll lose friends. It's okay to be a shy tomboy; you don't have to be extroverted to make good friends. If you don't want to do what everyone else is doing, you don't have to! Good friends are honest with you and support you in times of need. If someone is causing you more pain than happiness, it's okay to say, "Hey, I don't think we should be friends anymore." You know what's best for you, so surround yourself with people who support and respect you.
A: Go to events with activities you enjoy. Develop your own way of speaking. Keep a calm and confident attitude. Be honest about who you are. Surround yourself with people who celebrate you for you.

Article: White clothing creates contrast between your skin and clothing. To make your tan more apparent, wear white clothing as it starts to fade. This will create the illusion that your tan is stronger than it is. If white is not your color, any lighter shades will do. Beta-carotenes are found in foods with a red-orange pigment like sweet potatoes, carrots, apricots, and mangoes. Beta-carotenes can subtly change the color of your skin, helping you maintain your sun-kissed look longer. Certain foods contain an ingredient called tyrosine that can help you maintain tanned skin longer. The following foods are rich in tyrosine: Turkey Cottage cheese Avocado Egg white Salmon Almonds Extra water intake can help your tan stick around longer. Seek to drink extra water to maintain your tan. Drink a glass of water with each meal, stop at water fountains whenever possible, and carry a water bottle with you at all times.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Wear white. Eat more beta-carotenes. Eat foods with tyrosine. Stay hydrated.

Article: In high school, you should take classes in all the sciences that you can, especially the natural and physical sciences (like biology and chemistry). These classes will function as the basis of your professional learning in the future and will prepare you to begin your degree in biochemistry once you start learning at the university level. All science-related fields will be helpful at this point. Make sure you take Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Zoology, Microbiology, Organic Chemistry, and any other science-related classes you're able to take. Take Advanced Placement classes when possible because they will be more rigorous and you will learn more from them. As a biochemist, you will need a basic understanding of math and how mathematical principles are played out in the natural world. Math knowledge will be especially useful when studying certain concepts in chemistry like electrochemistry, entropy, chemical potential, etc. Focus on math subjects like algebra, trigonometry, and calculus. Biochemists need to communicate effectively with coworkers and ensure that their research is organized and easily understood by their peers. Poor communication skills could lead to potential problems with research experiments and how results are recorded. Take your English classes seriously to help your written communication skills. You could also take a Drama or Speech class to help you become a better public speaker which will be helpful to you in your career as a Biochemist when you need to present your work to others. You should start thinking about what college you'll want to attend while you're still in high school. This means searching out what schools you might apply to that have well-respected science programs and offer courses in biochemistry and other sciences that you'll need to take. Apply to several colleges to increase your likelihood of getting accepted to a program you're interested in.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Get a good foundation in the sciences. Learn math. Learn effective oral and written communication. Check out potential college programs.