Problem: Article: Pressure washers come in all sorts of different pressure ratings, While you can clean concrete with a lower-rated washer, it takes much longer. Try getting one with not just a 3,000 PSI rating, but also a flow rate of at least 4USgal (15L) of water per minute. At these settings, pressure washers are more than capable of blowing away debris without damaging concrete. Pressure washers come in electric and gas-powered models. The top electric ones max out at about 3,100 PSI, which is perfect for washing concrete. They are also quieter than gas-powered ones. The pressure washer comes with a metal rod that you hold onto to direct the spray of water. Detach it from the holster near the handlebar at the top of the pressure washer. It should have a black cable attached to it that also plugs into the side of the washer's water tank. The spray arm will have an opening on its opposite end. Pull back the metal ring on the end, then plug a spray nozzle into it. You have a couple of nozzle options when using a pressure washer. Start with a soaping nozzle or a 65-degree spray nozzle. These nozzles spread soap in a wide, gentle arc. You could also get a 5-in-1 nozzle. It's an inexpensive attachment that has different spray settings, including a soap dispenser option. Locate the nearest water spigot outside of your home. Attach the hose, then bring its opposite end to the inlet valve on the back of the pressure washer's tank. Twist the adapters on the ends of the hose clockwise to finish attaching it. Make sure these connections are tight and watch for any leaks that appear after you turn on the water. If you notice leaks, turn off the pressure washer right away and tighten the connections. Pressurized water can cut through bare skin, not just concrete. Expect potential splashback as well from pretty harsh concrete cleaners. Many washers, particularly gas-powered ones, also make a lot of noise. Wear earmuffs or earplugs to block out the noise. Put on long pants and a solid pair of shoes before using the washer. Keep other people and pets out of the area until you're finished. When you're done, put the washer away so kids can't activate it. Don't turn the washer on right away. After connecting the hose, rotate the spigot valve clockwise to start the flow of water. Then, hold the pressure washer's trigger down until you see a steady stream of water coming through it. Doing this prepares the washer for use. It enables you to get the consistent stream of pressurized water necessary for efficient cleaning. Plug the pressure washer into a nearby outlet, then hold the spray arm out in front of you. Turn on the spigot if you haven't already to start the flow of water. While pointing the spray arm away from you, flip the switch to the on position. The pressure washer will begin spraying a concentrated burst of water as soon as you press the trigger on the spray arm. Some pressure washers have a starter string similar to the kind you might see on a lawnmower. Pull the string away from the washer to start it. Be careful when activating the washer. It can surprise if you're holding the trigger down by accident. Wait to press the trigger until you're ready to use it so it doesn't cause damage. Pressure washers can be damaging if they aren't used correctly. To avoid this, start the water flow at the spigot and by turning on the pressure washer. Try spraying a concrete detergent on the area. Then, swap out the soaping nozzle for a 25-degree nozzle and rinse off the detergent. For example, try the pressure washer out on the edge of your driveway. Pick a spot on the side that people aren't likely to look at. Practice with the kind of detergent you plan on using for the entire concrete, such as a commercial degreaser. Switch to a different product if you notice discolorations. To make adjustments, you can turn off the washer and try something like a 45-degree spray nozzle. Another option is to hold the spray arm higher in the air to effectively clean concrete without damaging it.
Summary: Select a washer with a pressure rating of at least 3,000 PSI. Attach the spray arm and a soaping nozzle to the pressure washer. Connect the pressure washer to a spigot with a hose. Put on safety glasses, gloves, and hearing protection before operating the washer. Squeeze the handle for 30 seconds to let air out of the washer. Turn on the pressure washer by activating the switch near the tank. Test the pressure washer on a small, inconspicuous area.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: In fact, some will take up bow hunting without ever doing actual hunting. Bow hunting takes concentration and just being good at hunting. It is not a surprise that bow-hunters are more likely to subscribe to the rules of fair chase and more likely to hunt for food. Compound bows have a string that wraps around with the aid of cams. Compound bows are best for hunting because the arrow flies faster/farther and is more accurate. Compound bows often have sights that are used to visually assist the archer aiming the arrow at the target. Compound bow hunters use arm and chest protectors, since a compound bow string has a lot of torque and can cause injury if you don't have protection. Larger breasted women often will use a shotgun instead for this reason. Hunting can also use a recurve bow or a longbow, but that is less common for reasons mentioned above. Some enjoy using a crossbow. Hunting groups are pretty common in the USA. You can simply go to a hunting store near you and ask if they have a club. Bow hunters will show you where they shoot. Shooting in the woods is different from being on a range, and takes getting used to. It doesn't matter if you are shooting deer, elk, pigs/javelina or more exotic game.

SUMMARY: Know that bow hunting uses some special equipment. Know that many hunters believe that bow hunting is much more sporting than using a gun to hunt. Know that hunting generally involves compound bows. Join a bow hunting club. Know that bringing down game with a bow and arrow is a challenge.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Lemon juice is a natural bleaching agent and can be used on your skin when you mix it with an equal amount of water. For the best results, leave the liquid on the dark spot for at least 10 minutes and then rinse it away. Potatoes are another natural bleaching agent that can be used on your skin without a lot of preparation needed. Simply cut a raw potato into thin slices and apply a slice to your dark spots. Allow the potato slice to sit on your skin for about 20-30 minutes before removing it. Mix 2-3 tablespoons of gram flour and teaspoon of turmeric powder in a bowl. Add lemon or cucumber juice and approximately teaspoon of milk to the powder mixture. Mix these four ingredients together until it forms a smooth paste. Apply the mask to the dark patches on your skin for 10 minutes. The mask will dry as you wait. Use warm water to gently remove the mask after the 10 minutes is finished. Use the mask on your dark patches twice a week until the patches have lightened to where you're comfortable. The milk measurement is approximate. You'll want to add enough to turn the mixture into a paste. If you have sensitive skin, use cucumber juice rather than lemon juice. Note that turmeric powder can easily stain fabrics, so be careful with your clothes and towels. Gram flour is flour made from ground-up chickpeas. While you're working on reducing or eliminating the dark patches on your skin, do not scratch them or rub at them with a pumice stone or brush. This is also good advice in general, as rubbing your skin with rough items can cause damage. Use natural items for exfoliation instead, such as loofahs and sponges. Use soap that has the same pH level as your skin (5.5). Always shower after you've been exercising or sweating for any reason.
Summary:
Try a homemade lemon juice bleaching agent. Use potatoes to help bleach your skin. Make a turmeric mask. Avoid scratching your sunburn patches while they heal.