Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Research the process of distilling ethanol at home. Look into buying an all-in-one home ethanol maker. Don't add straight ethanol to a standard internal combustion engine.

Answer: Ethanol fuel is nothing more than distilled alcohol. So, essentially, if you can learn to make moonshine, you can learn to make a gasoline alternative. With some good plans and a bit of DIY know-how, you can build a simple still out of items like an old hot water tank and some conduit piping and produce ethanol yourself. Home production of ethanol on a small scale (under roughly 5,000USgal (19,000L)) is legal in the U.S., but check with your local authorities for any restrictions where you live. Take the time to find good plans for building a still, and consider working with someone experienced with the process. Heat and pressure are utilized to create ethanol, and these can be dangerous with improperly-constructed equipment. If building a still and making your own ethanol "moonshine style" isn't your thing, you may have other options. Search online for companies that produce and sell ethanol fuel makers. With one of these machines, all you really need to do is add sugar, yeast, and water, push a button, and wait for it to produce ethanol for you. These machines can be the size of a stacked washer and dryer and may include a pump for direct fueling into cars, etc. However, expect to pay around $10,000 USD for one of these machines. Also, depending on the cost of the raw materials (namely sugar), producing ethanol this way may cost more than filling up your car with traditional gasoline. If you want to power your car, lawnmower, etc. on ethanol, you need to blend it with at least 15% gasoline first. Otherwise, you risk damaging your engine. However, if you have a modern flex-fuel vehicle, you can fill it up with straight ethanol. It's also possible to convert a standard engine so it can run on straight ethanol. For a car engine, this involves things like resetting the ignition timing and rejetting the carburetor. Unless you're knowledgeable in auto repair, you'll need a mechanic to make these changes.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Make sure you're buying the right bra size. Use a push-up or padded bra. Have a variety of bras for different outfits. Take care of your bras.

Answer: Many women are accidentally buying a bra size that's too small or too big. The wrong sized bra can cause your breasts to look smaller or misshapen. When you go shopping for a bra, be aware of the size you need. Cup size is not necessarily the best measure of bra size. Cup size is correlated with band size. If you're an A-cup with a 34 inch band, you may be a B-cup with a 32 inch band. Learn your band size and then find a cup size from there. Go to a store that specializes in selling bras, lingerie, and other underwear. Ask for a fitting. A good saleswoman will be able to help find you a bra that's flattering on you. Push-up and padded bras are two types of bra that are specially designed to enhance the size of your breasts. If you want to enhance the size of your breasts, consider investing in a push-up or padded bra. Push-up bras are designed to lift the breasts up and push them closer together, creating the appearance of larger breasts. Push-up bras are sold at most department stores as well as stores that specialize in lingerie. Padded bras contain extra foam padding in the cups, which makes breasts look rounder and fuller without creating extra cleavage. No bra is universally flattering. A low-cut dress might benefit from your breasts looking perkier, but a t-shirt might be better worn if your breasts are softer and flatter. Have a variety of different bras on hand in your closet and choose the right bra for the right outfit. This might mean doing some experimentation before going out. A good bra can be quite expensive. Therefore, you should work on taking care of the bras you have so they do not wear out too fast. Always hand wash and air dry bras. Going through the washer and dryer can increase wear and tear. Never wear the same bra two days in a row. Letting a bra rest for a day allows the elastic to regain its strength.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Crush 4 cloves of garlic directly into a saucepan and pour in the olive oil. Keep the oil in the refrigerator for up to 5 days.

Answer: Squeeze the cloves of garlic through a garlic press directly into the pan. Stir the garlic and the 12 cup (120ml) of olive oil together so the garlic is evenly distributed in the pan. You don't need to peel the garlic before putting it in the press. The peel will stay in the press while you squeeze it. Substitute other oils for the olive oil based on your personal preferences. You can shake the container every so often to mix up the flavors. Throw the oil away after 5 days if you haven't used it, just to be safe and avoid ingesting dangerous bacteria. Never keep garlic oil at room temperature. It can cause botulism, which is a sometimes fatal form of food poisoning most often found in preserved food. Freeze the garlic oil for up to 1 year if you want it to last longer.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Cast your line Reel in the line so that it's taught. Lift the rod to feel for potential bites. Reel in the line 12 inches (2.55.1cm) and check it if you don't get any bites. Pull the pole up hard to sink the hook once you feel a bite.

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into the water and wait for it to hit the bottom. Rotate the reel so that there's 1012 inches (2530cm) of excess line coming off the tip of your pole. Firmly hold the handle on the pole and flick your wrist while pressing the release button in the direction that you want to cast. Wait 10-15 seconds for the weight to hit the floor in the lake or river you're fishing in. You'll feel a slight thump on your line when the weight hits the bottom of the lake floor. You will catch more fish if you cast your line into areas of the water where you know there is a high density of fish. Rotate the reel turn clockwise to pull in the line. The line must feel taut or the bait will sink to the lake or river floor. There shouldn't be any slack or looseness in the line. Slowly raise up the rod from your elbow and feel for resistance on the line. If there is no resistance or thumps then there are no fish biting on your bait. If you feel a thump or pull on the line, it means that a fish is biting and you skip the next 2 steps and sink the hook. If you don't feel anything on your hook, slowly and slightly reel in the line. Then, lift up your rod again for potential bites. If you feel one, you can sink the hook. If not, then repeat this process until you completely reel in your bait. If you don't catch anything after casting, repeat the process until you feel more bites. Once you get a bite on your hook, pull on your rod in an upward direction to sink the hook into the fish. Then, rotate the reel to bring the fish in towards you. Once you bring the fish to you, net it and remove the hook.