Problem: Article: Mix 3 parts of baking soda to 1 part water to make a thick paste. This versatile cleaner will work with all colors of grout, but vinegar can be harmful to some natural stones such as marble or limestone. Apply the paste to the grout lines with your finger. Although the baking soda isn't harmful, wearing rubber gloves can help prevent scratches or irritated skin from the abrasive grout and baking soda. Make a mixture of equal parts white vinegar and water and pour this into a spray bottle. Then, spray the baking soda past with the vinegar solution. You should immediately see bubbling which lets you know the natural cleaning process has begun. When baking soda and vinegar mix, they produce a chemical reaction that can break down grime and kill bacteria. You can use this to get rid of tough stains or to sanitize surfaces in your home. Do not use vinegar if your tile is made of natural stone. The bubbling action is a chemical reaction between the baking soda and vinegar. The reaction generally lasts a few minutes. After the bubbling has stopped the chemical cleaning action is done. Use a nylon bristled scrub brush, or a toothbrush, to scrub along each grout line. Pay close attention to corners and edges to make these areas clean as well. Use a mop and plain water to remove the baking soda and vinegar residues. Rinse your mop and change the water often during the cleaning process so you do not continue to spread the residue around the floor.
Summary: Make a paste of baking soda and water. Spray the baking soda paste with a vinegar solution. Wait for the solution to stop bubbling. Scrub the grout lines with a brush. Mop the floor with plain water.

Problem: Article: Don't set sharp-edged objects directly on marble. If you have marble floors, use padding under chair and table legs. Use coasters and mats on marble countertops to protect them from glasses and appliances. Don't leave pools of water to try on marble countertops or floors, as this could end up leaving a stain. Use a second dry, soft cloth to dry the surfaces after they're clean.
Summary: Protect marble from scratches. Wipe the marble dry.

Problem: Article: At the very least, you'll need an associate degree. More likely, you will be expected to earn a bachelor's degree in business or even an MBA. Look for majors like business, logistics, or supply chain management. Any MBA can help you get a job as an operations manager, but one that focuses in supply chain management or a similar field will be especially helpful. First-hand knowledge of how different parts of businesses work will help you oversee them all later as an operations manager. Look for jobs in business while earning your degree and afterwards. Try to get a breadth of experience in multiple areas, like: Human resources Information technology Finance Sales As soon as you can start overseeing other people, go for it. Maybe there'll be an opening for a shift manager or team leader at one of your jobs. You can also talk to your manager and let them know you're interested in gaining some supervisory experience, so they'll have you in mind for any opportunities that come along.
Summary: Get a college degree. Gain as much experience in business as you can. Get some management experience.

Problem: Article: Choose a wig-making or weaving wig cap and pin it to a Styrofoam wig head. Use the measurements that you took earlier to draw a U-shaped part on the wig cap. A white dressmaker's chalk will work well here, but you can also use colored eyeliner as well. If you are doing a side part, make sure that you do it on the correct side of the wig cap. Place the wig head onto a stable stand. You can use a special stand made specifically for wig heads. The first weft needs to go from ear-to-ear, along the bottom edge of the cap. Bring the thread down across the weft. Push the needle through the wig cap and out again, this time above the weft. Continue sewing until you reach the other side. Do not cut the weft. Anchor the weft to the wig cap with a double knot. The weft must match the distance between your ears along your back hairline. Refer to your measurement! Use a thread color that matches the wig cap. Take the wig cap off of the wig head first. Flip the cap right-side-out, then pin it back to the wig head. Continue sewing the weft to the wig cap, just above the hem. The new row needs to start to inch (0.64 to 1.27 centimeters) above the first one. Keep sewing until you reach the other side of the wig cap. At this point, you can cut the weft, or fold it back on itself and continue sewing the next row. Work your way from one side of the wig cap to the other, bottom to top. When you are about to inch (0.64 to 1.27 centimeters) away from the drawn part, stop. Sew the final rows as close together as possible. This will make it easier to style the wig as well as blend it with your own hair.
Summary:
Pin a wig-making wig cap to a wig head, then draw your part. Turn the cap inside out, pin it back to the wig head, and sew your first weft. Flip the cap over and continue sewing the weft. Cut the weft, and start your next row. Continue sewing row upon row of wefts.