Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Create positive associations with bathing. Avoid bathing your dog too often. Fill a tub with lukewarm water Apply shampoo. Rinse. Dry your dog.

Answer: Some dogs are afraid of the bath. You can help your dog associate the bath with positive experience with a few tricks. Start by placing your dog in the bathtub without water. Do this multiple times in the days prior to a bath. Bathe it in minimal water. Work up to pouring water over it (especially over its face) as it becomes more comfortable. Whenever you bathe your dog, offer it a treat and lots of praise. Dachshunds produce a special hair oil that helps to insulate them from the elements. Bathing your shorthaired dachshund too often will remove this oil. Unless your dog is covered in dirt or your veterinarian recommends it, only bathe your dachshund around once a month. . Dogs are sensitive to water temperature, just like people. Fill your tub with warm (but not too hot) water. You will want the water to come up no higher than your dog's tummy. If your dog is small enough, you may be able to use the sink. You can also use a baby pool in the yard when it's a hot day. Pour out about a quarter-size dollop of shampoo, lather it in your hands, and begin applying to your dog. Many dogs enjoy being bathed. If yours does not, ask a friend to help keep it stable and calm as you apply and lather the shampoo. Be sure to use dog shampoo which is formulated to maintain the pH balance of a dog's skin. Be sure to lather their back, belly, and the top of their head. Avoid getting soap in their eyes or ears. Do not use your fingernails to shampoo. It can scratch your dog's skin. Carefully pour water over your dog's fur to remove all the suds. If your bathtub has a detachable shower head, this will work great. Otherwise, a bucket or other container will work. Be careful not to let any soap flow into your dog's eyes. Wash and rinse your dog's face last to minimize the time the shampoo is in contact with the area. Using a warm, fluffy towel carefully remove any excess water from your dog. You may also want to stand back and allow your dog to "shake." If the sound does not bother your dog, you can also apply heat from a hair dryer on its lowest setting.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open Photoshop on your Mac or PC. Open the file you want to edit. Right-click the Selection tool. Select Rectangular Marquee Tool. Select an area.

Answer: It's in the All Apps area of the Start menu (Windows) or in the Applications folder (macOS). It's the second icon from the top of the toolbar that runs along the left side of the screen. A list of selection tools will appear. Click the mouse at the location where you want to start selecting, then drag it until the desired area is selected. To include or remove pixels from the selection, click the Select menu, select Refine Edge, then choose an option. To deselect an area, press Ctrl+D.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Rinse your car with a hose or bucket. Clean salt and grime off your car with baking soda. Remove tree sap with Denatured alcohol, Denatured alcohol also dissipates tar and sap well or you can use peanut butter. Wash your car with hair shampoo. Mix 2 teaspoons into a 2 gallon (7.6L) bucket of water. Use a clean dust-mop to reach difficult places. Clean road grime off windshield wipers with rubbing alcohol. Get wet your rag with rubbing alcohol, take the wiper blade in hand, and firmly pull the rag along the rubber edge of the wiper blade.

Answer: Try to break loose any buildup and be sure to scrub the entire surface, as removing excess dirtiness will make your job easier overall. Dirt on washing implements can scratch your paint job. Add one cup of baking soda to a gallon of soapy hot water to make a powerful cutting agent, especially for your car's winter buildup. Dab peanut butter or solid shortening onto the effected area of your car and allow it to sit for about a minute. After that, try wiping off with a cloth. This may take a few attempts before you completely remove the sap. Denatured alcohol also dissipates tar and sap well. Shampoo is a great household cleanser you can use to cut grease and grime on the body of your car. Baby shampoo is ideal, as its gentle ingredients won't harm your car's paint. Make sure that you scrub with a soft cloth so you don't scratch your car's paint. Be sure not to use too much shampoo, as undiluted cleaners can also damage your car's paint. If you have difficulty reaching the roof, hood, or other places, this is a great scrubber that can help you out.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Prepare the liquid bronze in a bowl. Apply a coat of liquid bronze to each shoe. Hang the shoes to dry. Apply additional coats as needed.

Answer:
Mix bronze powder with a quick-drying spar varnish according to the package directions in a plastic or glass bowl. Stir the liquid bronze thoroughly to prevent particles from settling in the bottom of the bowl. You can purchase liquid bronze at a hardware store or print supply company. Hold the shoe by the wire loop with your non-dominant hand. Then use your dominant hand to apply a thin coat of liquid bronze to each shoe with a camel hair brush. Start on the top of each shoe and work your way down the sides toward the sole. Make sure you paint all of the shoe's surface area, including any part of the shoe's inside that is visible. After applying liquid bronze to the shoes, allow them to dry. Hold the shoe by the wire loop you inserted, and then hang the wire loop on a hook or nail. You should let them dry for at least ten minutes, or longer, in between coats. Once the shoes dry from the initial coat of liquid bronze, look to see if there are dull spots on the shoes. This is an indication that the bronze has soaked through the shoes and you will need to apply at least one more coat of bronze. You will likely need to apply several coats of liquid bronze to each shoe until both shoes are shiny and completely covered in bronze.