In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: A goalie helmet is no different from other lacrosse helmets, but you'll want to ensure that it fits well to protect you from concussions. The throat guard is a specialized piece of equipment required by goalkeepers. When picking a helmet and throat guard, ensure they properly cover any potentially exposed areas; you're going to be in the firing line. The goalie crosse has a larger head than most crosses, measuring between 10 and 12 inches wide (25 and 30cm), and a shaft 40 inches long (100cm). Only the goalie is allowed to have a crosse this wide, making saves a little easier. A wider crosse head will make catching the ball easier, and a deeper pocket depth allows you more control. If you're transitioning from another position to goalie, you'll need to change your crosse. Making saves with a small crosse is really difficult! Padded gloves with extra thumb protection are required for all lacrosse goalies. This is because your thumb will be facing the direction that shots are coming from. Getting hit on the hand can hurt, and may even make you drop your crosse, so take care to protect your fingers. One of the most common injuries amongst goalies is a broken thumb. As a goalie, you'll be facing the attacking team head-on. Make sure you're adequately protected should you get hit by the ball on your torso. Your chest protector should strap comfortably to your torso without restricting your movement. Don't strap it on too tightly or it might chafe your skin. Getting hit is no fun. Getting hit below the belt is even less fun, but you can mitigate some of the impact by wearing appropriate gear. You might need a jock to hold your cup in place. If you don't like wearing a jock, try wearing tight-fitting underwear or compression shorts. There's no point playing lacrosse unless you can smile and laugh about it afterwards. Nothing ruins a smile like a full set of broken teeth, so make sure to invest in a good mouthpiece. A good mouthpiece will fit snugly around your teeth, while not impeding your ability to breathe and talk. You can go to a dentist to get a custom mouthguard made; these have been shown to reduce the risk of concussion.
Summary: Wear a helmet and throat guard that fit snugly. Get a goalie crosse (lacrosse stick). Wear padded gloves with hard thumb protection. Wear a chest protector. Wear a protective cup if you're a guy. Protect your teeth with a mouthpiece.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: To give your wig an even more natural look, you can use a toothbrush to comb and tease out some of your baby hairs along the edges of the wig. Get an old toothbrush and drag it along the edges of your hairline to bring out some of your baby hairs. Whether the wig is human hair or synthetic hair, you will need to wash the wig to maintain it. Wash your wig after wearing it for about 10 days total, or any time you get sweaty, such as after a workout. Keep in mind that you cannot blow dry a synthetic wig after washing it. A synthetic wig will have to air dry after you wash it. Wigs that are made from human hair are the most versatile and high quality wigs available. If your wig is made from human hair, then you can blow dry, style, and even dye the hair. You can use curling irons and flat irons on the hair and add styling products to make your style last longer. If your wig is synthetic, then you cannot use heat styling methods or dye the hair. However, you can still wash it and style it using non-heat styling, such as by putting foam rollers in the hair overnight to make it curly. Wig hair gets tangled the same as your natural hair, so it is important to comb and/or brush out your wig hair daily. Start from the ends of the wig hair and work up towards your scalp. Make sure to brush or comb your hair gently to avoid pulling out hair from the wig. If you have any stubborn tangles, lightly mist the area with a leave-in conditioner to help loosen them. After you go to all of the hard work of sewing a wig into place, make sure that the hair stays smooth and does not get tangled while you sleep. You can do this by wearing a satin cap over your wig while you sleep. When you remove the cap in the morning, your hair will still require some brushing and styling, but it will be mostly tangle-free. If you don't want to wear a cap while you sleep, consider sleeping on a satin pillowcase instead.
Summary: Use a toothbrush to blend in the edges of the wig with your baby hairs. Wash your wig hair as needed. Style a human hair wig like your own hair. Comb or brush out your wig daily. Wear a satin cap at night to protect the wig while you sleep.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: While enzymatic cleaners are ideal, you can substitute a homemade cleaner that uses white vinegar, baking soda, liquid dish detergent, and 3% hydrogen peroxide. Vinegar helps to kill any bacteria and neutralize the odor. This mixture works well for treating both old and new stains. Pour this mixture over the stain and soak for about 3 to 5 minutes. Then blot the area to soak up the excess liquid. Note that vinegar should not be used on marble or stone surfaces. Be generous in your application of the baking soda. It helps to draw out the urine. Sprinkle this solution over the baking soda. Scrub this solution into the soiled area with a cloth. Rinse the cloth several times as needed. Scrub in several different directions to make sure the solution is thoroughly penetrating the soiled area. Blot the area again. Once the spot is good and dry, vacuum up the excess baking soda. If the surface of the affected area feels hardened or crunchy, try rinsing the area with some warm water and letting it air dry. Once you have cleaned the soiled area and are giving it time to dry, close off the area to prevent your cat from having access to it. This will give you time to be sure that the stain and its odor have been eliminated. Then you can open the area again. Remember to keep your eye on your cat and your nose attuned to any smells of urine.
Summary:
Gather the ingredients to make a homemade cleaner. Mix a two-parts water and one-part vinegar solution. Sprinkle baking soda over the affected area. Mix 3% percent hydrogen peroxide with 1 teaspoon of dish detergent. Let the stain dry. Close off the affected area. Repeat these steps as needed if the urine stain is tough.