Problem: Article: If you've got a particularly stubborn grass stain, try using a homemade stain remover. Mix cup bleach, cup peroxide and cups cold water into a container. The combination of hydrogen peroxide with bleach will work as an incredible stain remover. When working with bleach and peroxide, mix in a well-ventilated area to prevent inhalation of fumes. Never substitute bleach with ammonia. Ammonia is known to immediately set a stain. Bleach is known to change the color of a garment. Always spot test on an inconspicuous location before applying the mixture to the stain. Place your homemade solution onto the stained area. Allow it to saturate the stain. Next, massage it in gently. Once you've massaged for several minutes, put the garment somewhere safe and allow it to sit. Ideally your solution can sit on your clothing for 30-60 minutes, but longer is better. Once your item has finished sitting, give it a thorough rinse. Check to see if the stain has disappeared. If there is still traces, feel free to apply your DIY-remover again. If it is gone, you can launder the clothing as normal.
Summary: Mix your DIY-remover. Apply, massage and let sit. Rinse and check.

Problem: Article: Start your letter with a statement to inform the recipient of the letter's purpose. This doesn't have to be long. Typically a single sentence that says something like "This letter is to advise you that my address will be changing soon" will suffice. Don't get too wordy with your introduction. You want to keep the letter under a page, so it should be brief and to the point. Along with your introduction, you need to let your recipients know exactly when they need to start using your new address rather than your current one. Make sure you're giving your recipients enough time to receive the letter, update their records, and get any letters out to the proper address. Provide your recipients with the new address they should use for all correspondence with you in the future. Typically it's best to format it the way it should be formatted on the envelope, so it's easy for them to note and copy. Depending on the circumstances of your move, there may be other information that your recipients need to know, such as if others also are moving with you, or whether your business will remain open during the move. To close your letter, double space after your last paragraph and write a simple sentence thanking the recipient. If they are a business associate, you may want to also add a note about how you appreciate their business. For example, if your business is relocating, you might write "Thank you for your attention to this matter. I greatly appreciate the value you add to this company and look forward to continued work with you." After you thank the recipient, you may want to provide a phone number or email address the recipient can contact if they have any questions or concerns. This is especially important if your business is relocating. You may want to route all questions or concerns about the relocation to a particular phone number or extension, or to a particular email address. Especially if you're relocating your business, you may want to have more than one letter. That way you can tailor one letter specifically to clients or customers, another to business associates, and another to vendors or dealers. Consider several letters if you have any relevant information you want to include that only applies to one audience. This way no one is getting any information other than what they need.
Summary: Write a brief introduction. Provide a date when the change will take place. List your new address. Include any other relevant information. Thank the recipient. Provide a means of contact. Craft several letters.

Problem: Article: If your prawns were frozen, you'll need to defrost them. Empty the prawns into a large bowl, preferably glass. Pour in some cold water and stir it around. Then drain the prawns and repeat this step several times. The entire process should take about fifteen minutes to fully defrost your prawns. Using the microwave to defrost prawns can make them soggy or overcooked. Put the prawns in a colander and rinse them in the sink with cold water. Use your hands to rinse each prawn individually. As you are rinsing, keep an eye out for any spoiled prawns that are discolored or slimy. Prawns should appear white or gray before cooking. Never use water that is warmer than room temperature, as this could lead to soggy or rubbery prawns. Prawns should ideally be cooked immediately after cleaning. However, if you must store them for later, be sure to keep them in the refrigerator for no more than 24 hours. After this length of time, they may start to go bad. For the freshest, best tasting prawns, consider cleaning and cooking them as soon as you get home from the store. Prawns need to be stored in a cool place like the refrigerator. They should be stored at a temperature between 32F (0C) and 38F (3C). Keep them together on a tray covered with plastic wrap or in a plastic container while they are in the fridge. You can also freeze prawns for up to three months in your freezer at 18C (0F), but this may lead to less fresh tasting prawns. Prawns should never be left out at room temperature for more than a few minutes.
Summary: Defrost the prawns. Rinse the prawns in cold water. Cook the prawns soon after cleaning. Store the cleaned prawns in the refrigerator.

Problem: Article: Warm hands and fingers are more comforting for the sinuses than cold hands and fingers. Cold hands and fingers can cause muscle tension. One option is to place a small amount of oil on your palm (about a quarter-sized amount). The oil helps to lessen the friction caused by your hands rubbing against your face. The scent of the oil may also help to promote relaxation. Good oils to use for a sinus massage include almond oil, baby oil, or castor oil. Just make sure to not get any of it in your eyes while you massage close to those areas. The indentation of the eye sockets are located on either side of where the bridge of the nose meets the ridge of the eyebrows. When pressure is applied to this area, it can help to relieve colds, sinus congestion, frontal sinus headaches and tired eyes. Use your thumbs. The thumbs are recommended because they tend to be stronger than other fingers. For other people, using the index finger may be more comfortable. Do whatever feels the most soothing and comfortable for you. Do this for one minute The amount of pressure you apply should be somewhere between pleasant and firm. Then, press your fingers into the area and move them in a circular motion for two minutes. Keep your eyes closed as you massage this area. Move your thumbs, or alternatively, your index and middle fingers so that they are placed on either side of your cheek, just outside each nostril. When pressure is applied to this area, it can help to relieve nasal congestion and sinus pain. Apply firm and constant pressure on your cheeks for about a minute. Then, move your fingers in a circular motion for two minutes. If there is a buildup of pressure in your sinuses, this basic massage may feel a little intense, and this is normal. However, if you feel any deep pain, you should stop and try an alternative remedy or consult your doctor.
Summary:
Rub your hands and fingers together to warm your fingers. Locate the indentation of the eye sockets. Apply finger pressure directly on the indentation of the eye sockets. Apply pressure to your cheeks. Stop the massage if you feel any pain.