Article: Hydrophobic coating makes water bead up and roll off your windows so you can see better during bad weather. Squeeze 23 dime-sized drops of the cleaner onto a foam applicator and spread it evenly across the surface with your finger. If you don't have a foam applicator, you can also use a short-pile microfiber cloth instead. You can buy hydrophobic coating and foam applicators from an automotive supply store. Try to find a starter kit that has both items if you're able to. Place the foam applicator against the top of the window and work toward the bottom. Move the applicator in tight, overlapping circles across the entire surface of the window so it has even coverage. If you notice that the hydrophobic coating isn't leaving any residue on the windshield, then put another 12 drops on the applicator before starting again. You do not need to apply a hydrophobic coating to your vehicle, but it offers an extra layer of protection so the glass is less likely to get damaged. Leave the coating on your window so it has time to dry completely. While it dries, apply the coating to your other windows so you can finish faster. Look closely at the coating to make sure it leaves a hazy appearance on your window, which means that the coating has set completely. Spray the glass with your automotive glass cleaner so it has even coverage on the surface. Use the long-pile cloth so you can lift up the most residue from the glass. Work in long back and forth strokes to lift up the coating and clean off the glass until it's clear. Repeat the process on the rest of your windows. Apply slight pressure while you're wiping the coating off so it lifts up easier.
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Wet a foam applicator pad with 23 squirts of hydrophobic coating. Apply the hydrophobic coating to 1 window at a time using circular motions. Let the coating dry for 510 minutes until it forms a hazy layer. Wipe off the coating with your glass cleaner and a long-pile microfiber towel.

Problem: Article: Bonsai trees, like all trees and plants, react to the change in seasons. If you're keeping a bonsai tree outside, it will have an even stronger reaction to the change in temperature, sunlight, and the amount of rainfall in the region. In some regions there are four distinct seasons, and in others the seasonal changes are more subtle. In any case, understand the way your tree species reacts to the seasons in your region, and let that information guide the way you care for it. Trees lay dormant during the winter; they aren't producing leaves or growing, so they don't use as much nutrition. During this season, watering the tree is about the only care it needs. Avoid trimming it too much, since it won't be able to replace the depleted nutrients until spring. In spring, trees begin using the nutrients they stored during the winter to sprout new leaves and grow. Since your tree is in transition during this time of year, it's a good time to repot the plant (adding extra nutrients to the soil) and begin trimming. Trees continue to grow during the summer, using up the rest of their stored nutrients. Be sure to water yours well during this period of time. In the fall, tree growth slows, and the nutrients begin accumulating again. This is a good time for both trimming and repotting. Your bonsai tree's light needs depends on the species and your climate, but most will thrive in a location that receives morning sun. Turn the tree 90 degrees every few days so all of the tree foliage can receive an equal amount of light. Indoor trees may need a light shade cloth over the window during hot, bright summer months. During the summer, it's fine for the tree to spend the majority of time outside. Bring it inside overnight when temperatures dip below about 40F (4C). In preparation for the winter, get your tree acclimated to spending more time indoors by moving it inside for a few hours at a time, and increasing the time it spends indoors every day until you bring it inside entirely. Fertilize the tree with a special fertilizer meant to keep bonsai trees healthy. When the soil begins to look dusty or dry, water the bonsai. The exact watering frequency depends on the tree species and the season. You may need to provide a little water every day during the summer, but only water once every few days during cold winter months.
Summary: Pay attention to the seasons. Give the tree morning sun and afternoon shade. Protect the tree from extreme temperatures. Provide food and water.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This can damage and further irritate the skin and can lead to an infection. You may even have some depilatory cream still under your nails. Wear loose clothes that won't rub or chafe the rash and possibly cause a friction burn. When using a cloth to wash the Nair off, don't rub too hard or scrub and try not to wipe the same area too many times. Depending on the type of soap and severity of the rash, you could make the rash worse by using soap when you shower. Pick a mild, fragrance-free cleaner or a gentle non-abrasive soap such as Cetaphil and use as little soap as possible. Do not use deodorant soaps. You might also try an oatmeal bath, which can give some relief. You can add ground oatmeal directly to warm bath water or make a sachet. You should wait 24 hours before applying deodorant, perfumes, makeup, or tanning lotions to the area where you've used the cream. These products can cause you to develop a rash or possibly a chemical burn. Wait 24 hours before going swimming or sunbathing. Choose unscented baby wipes that contain aloe in place of toilet paper if the rash is on your bikini area.

SUMMARY: Don't touch or scratch the affected area. Use soap with care when you shower. Don't shave or reapply cream for 72 hours after using a depilatory cream. Use baby wipes instead of toilet paper.

Once the paper and pens are put back and the initial hurdles are over, go online for quizzes and games to see how much your child has retained. Of course, it's possible to write out quizzes yourself and you're more than welcome to do this--but simply being on a computer may make your child feel like it's less of a test and more of a fun challenge. You've done all this work at home--now how has it gone at school? If your child isn't volunteering this information, just ask! They should be proud of good grades; if they're grades aren't so stellar, you can review with them more to have better results next time. It's always an option to call the teacher and inquire about the curriculum. An involved parent is always appreciated.
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Utilize online materials. Ask about their scores.