Write an article based on this "Dunk bread or cookies into milk. Make instant oatmeal with milk instead of water. Have the classic milk and cereal for breakfast. Add milk to homemade milkshakes or smoothies. Stir milk into soups or casseroles."
article: Instead of simply drinking the milk on its own, dip a cookie or a piece of bread in it to soak up the milk, then eat the part you dipped. Before you know it, your milk will be gone. Bread will be healthier for you than cookies if you plan to do this every day. You can also use biscotti, which is designed to be dunked in liquid before eating. There are many varieties of biscotti that aren't nearly as packed with sugar as cookies are. If you have instant oatmeal for breakfast, you can use milk instead of water when you mix it. You likely won't taste the milk at all. If anything, your oatmeal may taste even better. Follow the instructions on the package carefully if you're using milk instead of water. Some brands require you to heat the milk separately and then stir in the oatmeal, while others require the milk and oatmeal to be heated together. Dry cereal in milk is a classic combination and also a way to get your milk in. Different types of cereal may also work to flavor the milk, so it doesn't taste like regular milk. Sugary cereals will typically disguise the taste of the milk the best. They're not as healthy for you to eat on a regular basis, but they're fine as a treat. Chocolate cereals will turn your milk into chocolate milk. Don't be afraid to combine tactics! For example, you might try cereal with slices of fruit and flavored milk. Choose ingredients with flavors you enjoy, preferably a mix of both fruits and vegetables. Combine everything in a blender, then add 1 cup (8 fluid ounces or 240mL) of milk. Pulse until smooth. Some fruits, especially kiwis and fresh pineapples, may curdle the milk. The smoothie should be fine if you drink it right away. However, if you prepare a large amount in advance and leave it in the fridge, it will go bad. There are plenty of recipes, especially for casseroles and other baked goods, that already call for milk. Even if the recipe itself doesn't call for milk, you can typically substitute milk for other liquid ingredients without having any problems. For example, if you're making a condensed soup, such as tomato, from a can, you can add a can of milk instead of a can of water. It won't alter the flavor of the soup itself, and you may find you like the texture of the soup better. If you're eating a ready-to-eat canned soup that doesn't require you to add water, adding milk is probably not a good idea. However, if it's a chowder or cream-based soup, you can typically add a little bit of milk it will just make the soup a little thinner.

Write an article based on this "Select a fertilizer that meets your lawn's needs."
article: Now that you know your type of grass and your soil pH, choose a fertilizer that provides the necessary nutrients. Fertilizers are always labeled with three distinct numbers, representing these nutrients in this order: nitrogen (N) for leaf growth, phosphorous (P) for development of roots, flowers, seeds & fruit, and potassium (K) for stem growth, water movement in plant, flowering & fruiting. Most lawns do well with a 3:1:2 or 4:1:2 fertilizer. If you used a soil testing lab, the report may recommend that you look for a fertilizer or soil addition with extra nutrients. Possibilities include the three macronutrients calcium (Ca), magnesium (Mg) and sulphur (S), as well as the micronutrients copper (Cu), iron (Fe), manganese, (Mn), molybdenum (Mo), zinc (Zn), boron (B). Occasionally specialized plants or soil conditions will require silicon (Si), cobalt (Co), vanadium (V), or other rare mineral catalysts.

Write an article based on this "Follow the package directions. Wear gloves. Cover your workspace. Choose the right applicator for your project."
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Before starting your project, carefully read the instructions on the Gorilla Glue package. Pay attention to how you are supposed to hold the applicator and how much glue you are supposed to apply at a time. If you have any questions, reach out to Gorilla Glue Customer Service via the number on their website. For example, to move the glue down into the nozzle, you'll need to hold the bottle upside down and tap the cap on a hard surface a few times. Putting gloves on your hands while working on a project is the best way to prevent super glue from getting on your skin. Try out different types of work gloves at the hardware store to find the best type and fit for you. The downside is that you'll have to be careful not to get any glue on the gloves themselves. Disposable gloves are a great option when working with glue. However, make sure that they fit properly. Remove any extra items from your work area and cover the entire space with either foil or a plastic sheet. The benefit of foil is that the glue will not stick to it after it's hardened. Either way, using a cover will protect the surface underneath, such as a countertop, and prevent it from being damaged. One of the biggest mistakes that you can make is attempting to complete a project with a too small or too large super glue applicator. There are many different types of Gorilla Glue available, everything from pens to gel tubes, so spend some time researching exactly what you should use. It's also important to remember that even the largest projects generally only require a very small amount of super glue.