Q: The first thing you'll want to decide when buying silver bars as an investment is how much silver is right for your portfolio. Silver can hold its value well, but it does have risks, such as sometimes being difficult to sell. A professional financial or investment advisor can give you specific advice about acquiring silver bars and help you determine how much silver to purchase. Both types of silver bars are generally 99.9% silver. Bullion bars, though, are simply unadorned pieces of silver while art bars are inscribed with artistic designs. While the art bars can be more pleasing to look at, you may have to pay a premium for them that is above their value in silver. Silver bars come in a variety of sizes, ranging between 1 ounce and 5,000 ounces. The 10 ounce and 100 ounce sizes, though, are the most common. If you're looking for the best value when buying a silver bar, purchase larger sizes, such as the 100 ounce bar, as these usually have lower markups. If you want to be able to liquidate your silver bars as easily as possible, however, buy smaller size bars as these tend to sell more quickly. Some brands of silver bars are more reputable and hold their value better than others. For instance, Credit Suisse, Engelhard, and Johnson Matthey are all popular and trusted manufacturers of silver bars. Familiarize yourself with different brands by searching online before buying silver bars. You don't need to prioritize buying one brand over another. But by knowing brands before you buy you can ensure that you're getting a trusted product for your money.
A: Speak with an advisor if you're planning to buy silver as an investment. Choose between art bars and bullion bars. Choose a size of bar to buy. Learn about brands of silver bars.

Article: Before you attempt to wash your blanket, read the directions listed on the tag to find out the best way to do it. Most manufacturers include specific instructions for cleaning and maintaining their blankets that are meant to help keep them soft and snuggly for years to come. The care instructions on a synthetic blanket may specify a maximum heat setting, for example, while blankets in vibrant colors or patterns might call for a particular type of detergent. If your blanket didn't come with care instructions, try looking up tips on how to safely wash the fabric online. Just like putting your blanket in with the rest of your laundry can rob it of its soft finish, more aggressive wash cycles are often too much for delicate fabrics. During the gentle cycle, the machine's agitator will slowly whisk your blanket back and forth, cleaning it without roughing it up. An added benefit of going with the gentle cycle is that it's shorter than the other cycles, which means you'll be back bundled up under your favorite blanket in less time. Stick to a standard-strength liquid detergent free of additives like bleach, fabric softeners, or perfumes. You'll only need to add a small amountexcess detergent doesn't always get rinsed off and can coat the fibers of your blanket, making them feel sticky to the touch. Most fleece blankets are designed to be stain-resistant, so a basic soap-and-water combo will usually be more than enough to get them nice and clean. Fabric softeners can actually damage fabrics that have been treated with water-repellent finishes, so it's best to forego these products.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Follow the care instructions provided on the tag or label. Wash your blanket on the gentle cycle. Use a regular dishwashing detergent.

Problem: Article: If you want to wear diapers subtly, take some time and care selecting products. Many brands of adult diapers are fairly easy to wear without others noticing. Choose a product you can easily fit in a bag and briefcase. Less bulky diapers tend to be easier to conceal as they can be folded. You can use a winter hat to bring a fresh brief to bathroom to change a mess. However, be careful when folding a diaper as you do not want to cause any damage to the product. Make sure you select a product that's strong enough for you, however. If you're nervous about choosing a product, talk to your doctor and ask for a recommendation. He or she should be able to recommend a good brand for you based on your medical history. Many people worry about disposing diapers when out at work, school, or running errands. Most people worry about others noticing they're wearing adult diapers. Having a game plan in mind for discreet disposal can help. Be aware of what's available in terms of dumpsters, trash cans, restrooms, and changing areas in any given area. This can help you act fast in the event of an emergency. Stock up on scented disposal bags. These allow you to discard diapers in places like public garbage cans without the smell becoming noticeable. Remember, it is impossible to plan for every scenario. However, having a set game plan for some of your regular outings can help you dispose diapers without too much notice. Proper clothing can help you conceal the fact you're wearing an adult diaper. Make the right wardrobe choices when going out. Opt for somewhat high-waisted, loose fitting pants. A shirt that tucks in or does not pull up can also help conceal a diaper. Dealing with wearing diapers can be embarrassing for many. Look for support groups in your area. You can also find forums online where people share stories and offer tips for coping with adult incontinence.
Summary: Find the right products. Have a plan for discreet disposal. Select the right clothing. Seek support.

Q: One of the best ways to deal with rejection is to find your tribe. Identify others who share your interests, values, and beliefs and forge relationships with these people. When you do this, you will feel more confident about yourself and your story. Connect with others by joining clubs and organizations in your local community and online. Just because one person in your family rejected you, doesn't mean everyone will. Get in touch with your other parent (unless they rejected you, also), siblings, aunts, uncles, and grandparents. If these people are willing to support you, let them. As hard as it is to believe, there are others who have gone through similar experiences as yours. Search online or in your local area for support groups that help you connect with these people. You may find a new support system and an outlet for coping by meeting with others who've gone through what you have. For instance, if your parent rejected you because of your sexual orientation, you might search for a support group for youths who recently came out of the closet. There are a range of negative effects from parental rejection, such as anger, insecurity, or depression. In the weeks, months, and years that follow, you may need help coming to terms with the rejection and owning your story. A professional mental health therapist can help you do this. Ask your family doctor or the members of your support group for suggestions of therapists in your area. If you are a student, you might also talk to your school counselor.
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Build community with others like you. Reach out to other family members. Join a support group. See a therapist.