Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Select a pool vacuum. Set up the vacuum. Vacuum at least once a week.

Answer: A pool vacuum is used to clean the floors of a swimming pool. There are different types of pool vacuums depending on your type of pool and personal needs. Automatic cleaners come in three types. Suction side cleaners are not recommended as they often accidentally suck up things like rocks, which can harm your pool's filtration system. Pressure side cleaners attach to the return jet of your pool filtration system and work by removing debris from filtered water and placing it in a removable bag. However, this requires you to do some filtering. The most efficient automatic cleaner is a robotic pool cleaner. These self-contained units drive around the bottom of your pool collecting debris. The only downside, however, is they tend to be costly. You can save money by using a manual pool vacuum. You can buy a manual pool vacuum online. You may also find one for sale at a hardware shop. The vacuum should come with instructions for set up and use. Once you've selected the pool vacuum that best suits your needs, set the vacuum up for your pool. Most pool vacuums come with some kind of instructions for use. For a manual vacuum, there is usually a way to attach the vacuum's head to the telescopic pole. You will then slowly lower the vacuum head into the pool. You should then feed the hose into the pool. Make sure all air is removed from the hose before attaching it to the pump that comes with most manual vacuum cleaners. Attaching the pump to the hose before the air has been expelled can harm the pump. Vacuums should always come with individual manufacturer's instructions. If you're unsure how to use a vacuum pump, there is usually a number on the box you can call with questions. A lot of debris and bacteria builds on the bottom of a pool. You should be sure to vacuum your pool at least once a week to keep it clean and safe for use.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Notice if you are made to feel inadequate or judged. Notice if you are getting the silent treatment. Recognize a guilt trip. Notice if you are always apologizing. Be aware if the person is always comparing you to other people.

Answer: A common technique is to pick on you and ridicule you to make you feel inadequate. No matter what you do, this person can always find something wrong. Nothing you do will be good enough. Instead of offering any helpful suggestions or constructive criticism, the person only points out the negative things about you. This can also be accomplished through sarcasm or jokes. A manipulator may make jokes about your clothing, the car you drive, where you work, your family, your appearance, or anything. Although the comments may be disguised as humor, the humor is used to take jabs at you. You are the butt of the jokes. And it is used to make you feel poorly about yourself. A manipulator uses silence to gain control. They may ignore phone calls, text messages, and emails for an unreasonable amount of time. This is done to make you feel uncertainty or to punish you because you have "done something wrong". The "silent treatment" is different than just taking some time to cool off and then re-connect; it is used as a way to try to make the other person feel powerless. The silent treatment may be provoked by your actions, but may be unprovoked. If a manipulative person wants to make the other person feel insecure, randomly cutting all communication works well. If you ask the person the reason for the silence, they may deny that anything is wrong or tell you that you are being paranoid or unreasonable. A guilt trip seeks to make you feel responsible for the manipulator's behavior. It also puts you in control of the other person's emotions: happiness, failure, or success, anger, and the like. You will end up feeling obligated to carry out things for his sake even if it is unreasonable. Guilt trips are usually prefaced with statements like, "If you were more understanding, you'd..." or "If you really love me you'd..." or, "I did this for you, why won't you do this for me?" (For something you did not ask for). If you find yourself agreeing to things that you normally would not or things that make you uncomfortable, you may be a victim of manipulation. A manipulator can flip a situation to make it feel like you have done something wrong. This can be done by blaming you for something that you did not do or making you feel responsible for a situation. For example, if you said that you and the person were going to meet at 1:00 pm, but they show up two hours late. You confront the person, and they respond with "You're right. I never do anything right. I don't know why you still talk to me. I don't deserve to have you in my life." The person has now made you feel sympathy for them and changed the nature of the conversation. A manipulator will also misinterpret anything you have said in the worst possible way which may make you apologize for what you have said. In an effort to get you to do something, a person may tell you that you do not measure up to other people. They may also tell you that you will look dumb if you do not do it. This is done to make you feel guilty and to pressure you into doing what they have asked you to do. "Anyone else would __," or, "If I asked Mary, she would do it," or, "Everyone else thinks this is okay except you," are all ways to get you to do something by comparison.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Give them a massage. Play with their hair. Blow air in their ear.

Answer: Give your friend or partner a back, foot, or head massage to induce chills. Alternatively, writing letters, numbers, and/or messages on someone's back can give them the chills as well. Lightly running your fingers over someone's arms or other body parts can also induce chills. Try brushing or combing your friend's hair to give them the chills. Styling someone's hair can also give them chills; for example, you can try braiding a friend's hair to induce chills. Gently pulling at the ends of someone's hair can also give them the chills. Softly blowing air in your friend's ears or on their neck can cause them to break out in chills. You can also try blowing air on other body parts such as their back, arms, and stomach.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open the Apple TV app. Tap Watch Now. Browse for a movie or show. Tap a movie or show. Tap the price to buy or rent. Enter your Apple ID password or use Touch ID. Tap Library once the download is complete. Tap the cloud icon to download the video.

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It's the black icon with an Apple logo and the word "TV" inside. If you've upgraded to iOS 13 or later, you should find the app on one of your home screens. If you don't see it, download it from the App Store. Connecting to a Wi-Fi network is recommended, as downloading videos uses a lot of data. It's the TV icon at the bottom-left corner of the screen. There are several ways to navigate: Tiles for various categories (Movies, TV Shows, Kids, etc.) appear at the top of the screen. Tap a category to do some exploring. Scroll down on the Watch Now screen to see suggestions, additional categories, networks, and promoted content from Apple. Tap Search at the bottom-right corner of the screen to search for a specific movie or show. This displays information about the movie or show, including its ratings, episodes (if applicable), and often a free trailer. If you selected a show with multiple seasons, tap the Season drop-down menu at the top-left corner to browse episodes by season, then tap an episode to see its price and viewing options. Depending on the movie or show, you may see both Buy and Rent options. Rent will always be cheaper, as you'll only be able to watch the video for 30 days. Tap the desired price when you're ready. Once you've confirmed your identity, the selected episode or movie will be purchased and ready to watch. If you don't have a payment method (e.g., a credit card) associated with your Apple ID, you'll need to enter payment information here before the movie or show will download. This displays a list of all content you've rented or purchased using this Apple ID, including the episode or movie you just bought. This saves the movie or episode to your iPad so you won't have to stream it over the internet. Once it's downloaded, you can tap the Play button (the sideways triangle) to watch it.