In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Commercial products often contain chemicals that can cause damage if used on the wrong surface. Check the labels to make sure it is appropriate for the specific surface you need to clean. You can get these at places like Target or Walgreens. They work great, even on bamboo items! Use furniture oil if the sheen gets rubbed off. Other products such as Goo Gone or Bon Ami can remove permanent marker stains and are available at most hardware stores.
Summary: Be sure to read the label of any product before you buy. Try a Magic Eraser.

Hostels in Japan range in price between 1,500-4,000 yen per person. Go online to try to find a hostel in a central area, preferably within walking distance to major sites and public transportation. Book your hostel stay in advance to ensure you get a good price. Capsule hotels are designed to hold one person at a time and are stacked on top of each other, creating very tight sleeping quarters. This is a good option if all you need to sleep is a bed, or if you miss your train or bus and need somewhere cheap to stay for the night. A shared bathroom to use is provided. Capsule hotel rooms usually range in price between 3,000-4,000 yen per person. Western style hotel rooms have the traditional bed and similar western accommodations in them, and they can be found throughout major cities. These hotels can be pricey, with the average cost being between 8,000 and 50,000 yen. Go online to book these hotels in advance for a better chance at a good deal. A traditional ryokan, or Japanese style inn, has been maintained and preserved to represent traditional Japanese-style lodgings. These rooms usually have tatami floors, futon beds, and even Japanese-style baths. You can opt to stay in a more luxurious ryokan if you want rooms that are a bit more modern. A ryokan costs between 6,000-40,000 yen per person.
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One-sentence summary -- Book accommodations in a hostel to save money. Stay in a capsule hotel if you don't mind enclosed spaces. Opt for a western style hotel to have access to more accommodations. Spend one night in a traditional ryokan for an authentic experience.

Problem: Article: Your parents will be able to forgive you more easily if they feel heard and understood. Shutting up and listening can stop arguments and reduce emotional intensity. Staring blankly at your parents as they speak will likely upset them. You should nod and display appropriate expressions, so they know you are listening, and not tuning them out. Ask questions to clarify and check your understanding. This will demonstrate that you are processing what they are telling you. For example, you could say something like, "I'm hearing you say that you're angry that I stayed out past curfew without clearing it with you. Is that right?" When it is time for you to talk, use the whole message formula to avoid misunderstandings. Start your statement with an observation of facts. This is usually a description of a behavior. Then explain what you interpret that behavior to mean and how that makes you feel. You should finish with what you would like to happen to focus the discussion on resolution. For example, "I ditched school to hang out with friends. I knew it was wrong, but I was thought it would make me seem cool. I was afraid I would be teased and embarrassed if I didn't go with everyone else. I would like some help coming up with good ways to resist peer pressure to better handle this kind of situation in the future." Your feelings about what your parents or the situation may affect your communication. The same sentence said in different tones can mean wildly different things. Feelings of frustration may result in a sarcastic tone or shouting before you even realize it. Try to remain objective and focus on communicating your message rather than your emotion. If your parents do comment about your tone, apologize and explain your experiencing frustration trying to clearly communicate your message.
Summary:
Listen more than you talk. Communicate whole messages. Be mindful of your tone.