In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Before you clean your cloth seats, you need to remove all debris, dirt, and crumbs. Vacuum the seats well. Make sure to get into the seams. Use your fingers to separate the seams and stick the nozzle of the vacuum into the seams to remove any loose debris. You should use a fabric or cloth cleaning product to clean cloth seats instead of an all-purpose cleanser. Lightly spray the solution over the area that you want to clean. Try four to five sprays over the area. Make sure not to spray so much that you saturate the area. This can lead to mold and smells on the cushion underneath the cloth. Before spraying cleaner on a new area, work on the area you just sprayed. Work on one area at a time, immediately brushing the area after spraying. Use a soft or medium stiff interior brush to massage the cloth seat. Don't use a stiff carpet brush on cloth interiors. This can mess up the cloth fibers on the seat. Massaging the cloth helps bring dirt to the surface. When the suds start to gather with dirt in them, use a microfiber towel to wipe away the dirty suds. Make sure to do this before it dries, which will put the dirt back on the seat. Repeat this same process, spraying, massaging, and wiping, until the area is clean. Remember, the key is light coats before you brush instead of saturating the fabric with solution. It may take three to six coats to remove the stain. When you've finished removing the stain, use the vacuum on the area again. This helps dry up any wet saturation that has accumulated and dry the fabric. Let the seats finish drying before driving the car anywhere.
Summary: Vacuum the seats. Spray a light coat of cleaning solution on the seat. Use an interior brush on the area. Wipe away dirty suds with a microfiber towel. Repeat until clean. Vacuum again after you're finished.

Putting the bar just anywhere isn't ideal. Look for a place that has the perfect amount of space, ambiance, room to store tools and ingredients, and will be large enough to work in and entertain guests. Use a counter top, dresser top, or any other flat and level surface for your bar. Start small. You can always build a bigger and better bar as you need. Different alcohol types will require different storage methods. Exposure to oxygen and sunlight should be kept to a minimum. You will need to acquire a refrigerator that is an appropriate size for the bar you have planned. You could also create space in a refrigerator you already own. Opened white wine bottles need to be kept cold to prevent flavor from altering. However, don't refrigerate red wine as this will alter the flavor. Most beers taste better cold, so keep beer chilled by storing it in the fridge. Some liqueurs should be refrigerated, but many are fine to store at room temperature. Champagne is nearly always kept chilled. Any older stock you have that is lower in alcohol content should be refrigerated to preserve flavor. Most highly alcoholic liquors do not require refrigeration. It might be tempting to purchase the highest quality alcohol and liquor, but it's not always necessary to do so. Some liquors are used mainly in mixed drinks, so their flavor isn't as critical as other liquors that are enjoyed alone, without mixing. Lower cost can mean lower quality ingredients, different taste, and different distillation techniques than more expensive brands. Higher cost does not always entail a better taste! All alcohol will have the same intoxicating effect, regardless of price. There are many different varieties of alcohol to choose from and the choice isn't always an easy one. However, there are some standards you can use to help narrow the selection process down. Select varieties that you personally enjoy. Keep in mind the tastes of your guests and try to select for them. When starting your bar, don't go overboard. Purchase only what you will actually use. Start out with ingredients for your favorite cocktails. You can always add more ingredients to your bar later on.
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One-sentence summary -- Find a good location for your bar in your home. Find or create proper storage space for your alcohol. Find a balance between quality and price. Select which types of alcohol to purchase.

Problem: Article: Whether you're going to be in jail for a couple of days, a couple of weeks, or longer, you need to be honest with your employer. Tell him why you are leaving. You don't need to be explicit - especially if the details are sensitive - but you should not leave him and your co-workers in the dark. They'll need time to cover for you while you're gone. Talk to your credit card companies. Put your cell phone plan on hold to avoid unnecessary charges while you are in jail. Not taking care of something so simple as this can ruin your credit for you when you get out. If you have a financed car, try to sell it. Many ex-prisoners face bankruptcy when they get released because they don't focus on these issues beforehand. In some states, your bank may be able to provide a line of credit to cover your time in jail. This can be applied to your mortgage, car payments, and many other financial issues. Talk to your bank to see if there is anything they can do to make your transition in and out of jail easier on you. When you get into the jail, you'll have a flex account you can use to buy basic things from the commissary. Make sure you have surplus cash just in case. It will come in handy while you are in there. If you are sentenced to 12 months in jail, you can have your case reviewed after a couple of months. If you've behaved well in prison and your lawyer makes a good case for your release, you may get to leave early. A convicted parent's rights differ depending on the crime committed, the state convicted in, and penitentiary held at. In general, protective custody transfers from one parent to the closest of kin (for your child). This means that if you get locked up and your significant other is still free, they'll have the most immediate chance of guardianship. After parents, custody can be temporarily transferred to aunts, uncles, siblings, or grandparents. A judge and children's services will be a part of the decision making process in these respects. If your child doesn't have a family member to take care of them, they'll be placed in foster care for the duration of your sentence. Cases vary based on the crime you've committed. For violent offenses, you may lose custody completely - in which case your child may be put up for adoption. If you can figure all of this out before you go to jail, you'll be in a much better position. Filing claims, talking to judges, and working through the red tape while behind bars is a difficult task.
Summary:
Talk to your employer. Get your finances in order. Borrow money to put on your account. Get your attorney to file for a review at sentencing. Determine your custody rights if you have children.