Q: The tip of the scissors should be small enough to fit comfortably into your nostril, and the blades should be sharp enough to sever a hair cleanly with a single snip. Avoid using shared or communal scissors. Avoid using wavy "craft scissors", and avoid using dull, rounded children's scissors. You don't want to wrestle with your nose hairs, nor accidentally pull them out; you want the trimming process to be as neat and as smooth as possible. Use special trimming scissors, if you can find them. Trimming scissors have a rounded tip that's designed specifically for safely trimming hair in sensitive places like noses and ears. You can find facial hair trimming scissors in the cosmetics section of many drugstores, department stores, and personal-care stores. Clean the handles and blades of your scissors with water and antibacterial soap, and towel them dry before you use them. Consider using antiseptic to sterilize the scissors: if they have been used before, especially by other people, they might carry germs and bacteria that you don't want to inhale. Make sure that your nose is clean and dry. Blow your nose beforehand, if need be, to remove any gunk. If you're battling a cold, a flu, or any other sinus-related infection, wait until the sickness subsides before you try to trim away your nose hairs: if you clear too many hairs, you may give new contaminants an easy passage into your already-compromised immune system.
A: Find a sanitary pair of scissors. Avoid trimming when you're sick.

Article: Take off your shoes and socks before elevating your feet. Shoes can cause blood to pool in your feet and encourage swelling. Socks can do this too, particularly if they are tight around the ankle. Give your toes a quick wiggle to get your blood flowing. Stretch your body out on a long couch or bed, lying on your back. Make sure you have lots of room and that you don't feel you're going to roll off the couch. Prop up your back and neck with a pillow or two if it makes you feel more comfortable. Avoid lying flat on your back if you are pregnant and past the first trimester. Your uterus can put too much pressure on a central artery, actually suppressing blood flow, which is the opposite of what you want to do. Place a couple of pillows behind your back so you are propped up at a 45-degree angle. Place pillows underneath your feet and ankles to elevate them. Stack as many as necessary to elevate your feet to the level of your heart. Raising your feet to heart level will help drain pooled blood from your feet and make it easier for your heart to increase circulation. You may be most comfortable putting a pillow or two underneath your calves as well to support your elevated feet. Regular 20 minute intervals of elevation should reduce the swelling. You can use this opportunity to catch up on email, watch a movie, or accomplish other tasks that don't require you to stand. If you have an injury, such as a sprained ankle, you'll want to elevate your foot more often. Try to have your foot elevated for a total of 2-3 hours each day. If you find that your foot swelling doesn't go down by using this routine for a few days, you should make an appointment with your doctor. Even slight elevation will reduce everyday swelling. Use an ottoman or footstool to lift your feet off the ground whenever possible while seated. Raising your feet will increase blood circulation. You can purchase a small footstool for under your desk if you spend lots of time sitting at work. Use an ice pack wrapped in a tea towel to ice your elevated feet for up to ten minutes at a time. Wait an hour between ice applications. Doing this can reduce swelling further and ease any discomfort you're experiencing. Always use a barrier between the ice and your bare skin. If you're feeling the need to ice your feet more frequently due to swelling and pain, make an appointment with your doctor.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Remove your shoes. Lie down on a comfortable couch or in bed. Use pillows to raise your feet up to the level of your heart. Keep your feet elevated for 20 minute intervals throughout the day. Place your feet on a footstool when sitting in a chair. Apply ice if it feels good.

Problem: Article: Doing so will cause a drop-down menu to appear. The menu icon is a small button with three horizontal lines. You can find it in the upper right corner of the browser screen, directly below the "x." Once you click on this option, the "Settings" page will open in a new tab. If you choose this option with a blank page or blank tab currently open, the "Settings" page will open in the current tab. This option appears under the "Appearance" section of the "Settings" page. Clicking on this box will automatically cause the "Home" icon to appear to the left of address bar. Usually, Google will be set as your homepage by default. If it is not, however, select the "Change" option displayed to the right of the current homepage URL. A separate "Home Page" dialog box will pop up when you do this. If Google is already set as your homepage, no further action is required. This open is the second one available to you. The first option, "Use the New Tab page," will case a blank page to serve as your homepage. In the box next to "Open this page," type: https://www.google.com/. Doing so saves your homepage setting and closes the dialog box. You will be returned to the "Settings" page, but no additional action needs to be taken from this page.
Summary: Click on the Chrome menu icon. Choose Settings from the drop-down list. Check the box next to Show Home button. Click on the Change link next to the homepage URL, if necessary. Check Open this page. Type in the Google URL. Click on the OK button.

Q: Lightly dust the doll off with a dry washcloth. Wet a clean washcloth. Wring the cloth until it is not dripping. Carefully wipe the doll's face, arms and legs with the damp cloth until clean. Some stains such as ink may take longer to remove. Be sure to rub gently. Spot clean any dirt marks off the doll's cloth body. Wet a clean cloth and wring out the excess water. Wipe away any soap residue Stand the doll up to air dry for a few hours before dressing her to ensure there is no trace of moisture. Your or your child's AG doll will be as good as new, all fixed up, supreme, beautiful, fancy, and the best of all best!
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Undress the doll. Make a cleaning solution with a mild soap and water in a small pail. Dip the cloth into the soap mixture again, and squeeze out the extra water. Pour clear water into a second pail. Place the doll on a towel and dry her. Just leave her be and don't try anything that hasn't been tested or isn't told anywhere, especially stuff you thought of or made up.