In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you don't have a hose at home, go to a local carwash and use theirs. Spray down the surface of all your tires. If you notice any tough dirt spots, move the hose closer to the tire so the stream of water is more powerful. Use a store-bought cleaner designed specifically for rubber tires. You can make your own using water, a few drops of dish soap, and a spray bottle. Spray all over the surface of your tires so they're completely covered with the cleaning mixture. Don't worry if you get some cleaner on the rims. If you don't have a spray bottle, mix your cleaning solution in a bucket and apply it with a rag. Bring the brush back and forth over surface of the tires. Press firmly over any dirt or grime patches so they come off. If the bristles of the brush accumulate a lot of dirt, rinse the brush off. Microfiber towels are better at picking up particles than regular towels, but you can use a regular towel if that's all you have. Wipe the towel over the whole surface of your tires to remove any leftover cleaner and pick up lingering dirt and grime. When you're finished, your tires should be nearly dry.
Summary: Rinse off caked-on dirt on your tires using a hose. Spray the surface of your tires with a cleaner. Use a hard-bristled scrub brush to brush the cleaner into your tires. Wipe down your tires with a dry microfiber towel.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: A monopod will also reduce the fatigue you may experience when holding a heavy camera or using heavy lenses. Fatigue in such situations can be significantly reduced with a monopod, especially when you have long periods of time in between each shot. You may need to purchase a tripod mount ring to attach your monopod to your lens if your monopod didn't come with one. Monopods can be set up a monopod with a few simple motions. If you are photographing a fast-moving sporting event or want to observe wild animals that will be frightened away by too much noise or movement, a monopod will give you an advantage over a tripod. This is especially true when you're photographing on slanted grounds, because a tripod's legs will need to be readjusted every time you move. You will have more freedom with aperture and shutter speed if you steady your camera with a monopod, as opposed to just holding it. A tripod, which keeps the camera completely still, is still the best method of taking photographs in these conditions. The biggest benefit of a monopod over a tripod in these such conditions is its ease of use and portability. Bring a monopod instead of a tripod when you know you will be working in crowded conditions. Monopods require far less width than tripods. Set the timer on your camera, and then hold the monopod with two hands and raise it up. In situations when you want to get a shot from a higher position, such as a dance floor, a large crowd, or a bird nest, this can be an effective way to do so.
Summary: Mount your camera lens on a monopod to lessen shake when using a long lens. Use a monopod when you don't have time to set up a tripod. Take low-light photographs using a monopod. Use a monopod in crowded situations. Use the monopod as a reach extender for high up shots.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The best way to get away from killer bees is to run as fast as you possibly can away from the swarm. Run in a straight line as quickly as you can, away from the swarming killer bees. Continue to run for at least 100 yards (300ft) or until the bees stop chasing you. Use a blanket, sheet, or your shirt to cover your head and face. Position the sheet or blanket so that you can still see under it. If you don't have anything to cover your head and face with, use your hands to cover your face, making sure not to cover your eyes so that you can still see. African honey bees will target your face and head area and the most severe injuries are usually sustained in those areas. Try to find a place that has a door that you can close. Good shelter includes your house, your car, or a public restroom. Only a small amount of bees will be able to follow you into a closed space. Even if a few killer bees do get through, it should stop the assault of the entire swarm. Once you get inside, bees will become attracted to the light from the windows. Turn off the lights so that your windows are the only light source in the area. From there, you can open the windows and let the bees out. Make sure that the swarm is no longer near your house when you open the window.
Summary:
Run until the killer bees stop chasing you. Cover your head and face. Seek shelter as soon as possible. Turn off the lights once you're inside.