In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: These zones will be based on what you do in that part of the kitchen. If you have a small kitchen, you might only have 2 zones. Larger kitchens might have 3 or 4 zones. These zones may include: Cooking zone: this zone contains the drawers immediately around your stove, oven, and microwave. This is where pots, pans, and cooking utensils should be stored. Food preparation zone: these are the drawers right under the largest area of counter space. These drawers should contain mixing bowls, baking utensils, cutting boards, and chopping tools. Dish zone: these drawers are close to the sink or dishwasher. This helps you put away dishes and cutlery after you clean them. You might also keep dishtowels here. Once you have narrowed down the zone of each drawer, decide what type of item will go in each specific drawer. Keep similar items together in 1 drawer. Some common ways to organize drawers include: Silverware Cooking utensils Plastic wrap, parchment paper, wax paper, and aluminum foil. Linens such as towels, placemats, and tablecloths Spices Save at least 1 drawer for miscellaneous items that don't fit anywhere else. If you don't remove everything, it may be harder to keep track of where you put things. Split up the items according to their assigned theme or drawer. Once all of the items are grouped, you can move them into their new drawer. This inventory will tell you precisely what needs to be organized and how much you have of each item. Knowing what you have can help you identify how you will organize each drawer. Over time, you might collect more and more stuff. If you don't use something, consider giving it away or tossing it. After making your list, go through and choose which items you can get rid of. For example, you may not need 3 ice cream scoops. Keep 1 and get rid of the rest. There may be items that you don't use anymore. If you don't eat pizza, a pizza cutter will only take up space. Throw out anything broken or with missing parts. This includes lids that no longer have a container. Collect unnecessary items in a box. You might want to donate them or give them to friends. If it's been a while since you've cleaned your drawers, now is an ideal time to do it. Spray an antibacterial spray and scrub away any dirt. This is a great time to apply fresh liner to your drawers as well. Simply measure the paper out to size, and then pull off the backing. Stick the paper down against the drawer.
Summary: Divide your drawers into zones. Assign a theme to each drawer. Remove everything from the drawers to begin organizing. Write down every item in your kitchen drawers. Get rid of unnecessary items. Wipe down your drawers with a clean rag and cleaning spray.

To make this type of volcano, you will need a two-liter bottle of cola, a roll of Mentos brand candy mints, and a large open area. Diet cola appears to work better than regular soda (it's also less sticky than regular soda). Sodas with caramel color look more like 'lava' when they erupt as compared to clear lemon-lime sodas. This experiment is best done outside, but if you must be inside, lay down a large plastic tarp first. Avoid doing this experiment inside, as it will create a huge, sticky mess. Make sure your outdoor area is also uncovered since the soda can erupt quite high. Remove the cap from the soda bottle. Warn any spectators to stand back. When Mentos come in contact with the soda, a reaction occurs that causes the carbon dioxide gas in the soda to push the liquid out of the bottle. The more Mentos you drop in all at once, the greater the eruption; however, this can be difficult. There are a few different ways to deliver the Mentos into the bottle. Method 1: Make a paper tube with the same width as the bottle neck. It should be long enough to fit the number of Mentos you want to put inside. Place an index card over the bottle mouth, place the tube over the hole, and fill it with Mentos. When you are ready to erupt, you will slide the card out, releasing the Mentos into the bottle. Method 2: Loosely scotch tape the entire roll of Mentos together. When it's time, you will drop the taped chain directly into the open bottle. Method 3: Insert into the bottle a funnel with a mouth that is wide enough to allow the Mentos to pass, but small enough to fit inside the neck of the bottle. You will drop the Mentos through the funnel and remove the funnel once the Mentos are in the bottle. Getting all the Mentos to fall in the bottle simultaneously is quite hard. If done incorrectly, the volcano will only rise a few inches or so. Practice getting the Mentos to drop simultaneously a few times before wasting your bottle of soda. Once the Mentos drop into the bottle, run a few feet away to observe the eruption! If using the paper tube method, remove the card holding the Mentos in place and let them all slide into the bottle at one time. If using the tape method, simply drop the piece of taped-together Mentos into the mouth of the bottle. If using the funnel, drop all the Mentos into the funnel at the same time. Remove the funnel once they're all in and run back.
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One-sentence summary -- Gather the necessary materials. Position the volcano in a large, outdoor area and open the soda bottle. Prepare a whole roll of Mentos to drop into the bottle. Release the Mentos into the bottle and run.

Q: The lighter you use to open the beer bottle may get scratched and chipped. Use a lighter you won't mind getting damaged. Hold the bottle so your thumb and index fingers come right up to the top of the bottle cap. Squeeze your fingers around the bottle so you have a firm grip. Move your index finger and thumb to make room for the lighter, without loosening your grip. The body of the lighter should be pointing upward at about a 120-degree angle from the top of the bottle cap.
A: Use a cheap lighter. Grip the beer bottle by the neck. Wedge the bottom corner of the lighter under the side of the bottle cap.

Article: To fix issues not related to constipation, such as magnesium and calcium deficiency, look for magnesium citrate capsules or tablets that have "Dietary Supplement" written on the label and contain between 200 and 500 milligrams per unit. Avoid products that skew far higher or lower than these amounts, as dose recommendations for magnesium citrate tend to be around 400 mg. Read the back of your supplement case to see how large a dose you should take and how often you should take it. Some brands put an entire dose in one pill, while others split it among two or three. Before taking the supplement, look through any warnings listed on the package. Talk to your doctor if necessary. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, avoid taking any dietary supplements unless prescribed by a doctor. Your body can absorb magnesium citrate extremely quickly. That's great for enjoying the benefits of each capsule or tablet, but it can leave you dehydrated if you're not careful. Make sure to take each dose with an 8 fluid ounces (240ml) glass of water, and drink more throughout the day as necessary. Though not marketed as laxatives, magnesium citrate dietary supplements can potentially cause bowel movements, bloating, nausea, stomach pain, and diarrhea. To minimize the chance of this happening, take your dose with food. If possible, take the supplement during a meal.
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Purchase 200-500 mg dietary capsules or tablets. Take each dose as instructed on the packaging. Drink 8 fluid ounces (240ml) of water with each dose. Take your dose while eating to avoid stomach aches and diarrhea.

Problem: Article: You can get the code from the email Google sends to you or by logging into your account with Google. This new section of code tells browsers where to display the ads from Google. At first, you may see generic public announcements from Google. Once Google analyzes your content, usually within 24 hours, it will change the ads to content-specific ones.
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Locate the HTML code from Google. Post the AdSense code into your HTML code for your website. Check to make sure you can see Google ads on your website.