Article: To start, choose a mild cleaner. As you want to keep antique furniture as damage-free as possible, harsh chemicals are a bad idea. A mild dish soap diluted in water is a safe choice for most antiques. Use dish soap intended for hand washing dishes. Soap that you would use in a dishwasher is more acidic. If dish soap is not successfully removing grime, it's okay to opt for a slightly stronger cleaner. Something like Murphy's Oil would work, but use only a small amount. You should not use an abundance of oily products on older furniture. Some experts feel furniture paste wax, which you can find at most hardware stores or department stores, is a better option for cleaning antiques than oil. To start, wet a rag with a light amount of your chosen cleaner. Gently rub down the surface of the furniture. Keep wiping the surface with the same rag until the rag no longer picks up new dirt or debris. Avoid scrubbing, as this can damage the finish of old furniture. Use gentle wiping motions instead. Move the rag in the direction of the grain of the wood. Some areas may have stuck on stains or grime. You can use steel wool to remove these stains as long as you use #0000 wool and work at the stains using gentle motions. Rub in the direction of the wood grain. Keep rubbing until the unwanted dirt and debris is gone. Make sure not to use too much force. This can damage the finish. Some areas in the furniture, like corners or curves, may be hard to reach with a rag. For these areas, use a toothbrush. Dip a toothbrush in your cleaning solution. Following the grain, scrub down hard-to-reach areas until dirt and grime is gone. Once you're finished cleaning, you can wipe down the furniture with a dry rag. Use gentle motions to sop up most of the liquid until the furniture is relatively dry to the touch. Allow the furniture to air dry a bit before continuing with the cleaning process. Once the furniture is dry, add a layer of polish. This will make the finish glow and give the furniture a nice look. To polish, simply take a clean cloth and buff the furniture until it glows. Furniture polishes, especially silicone-based polishes, are best avoided on antiques.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Choose a mild cleaner. Rub the surface down with a soft cloth and your chosen cleaner. Remove stuck on stains with steel wool. Use a toothbrush in hard-to-reach places. Wipe down the furniture and allow it to dry. Polish the furniture when finished.

Problem: Article: The pressure of straining during a bowel movement can damage or reopen the wound in your hernia, resulting in blood in your stool. Prolonged straining may cause swelling in the veins of the anus. This can also tear the anal structure, especially if a large and hard stool is passed. These may all be signs of an infection. When stools are not passed, they stay in the intestines and can block the intestinal opening. This leads to an accumulation of more stools in the impacted part of the intestines and can restrict blood flow, thereby killing the tissues in it. If this occurs, the surrounding pain receptors will be activated and you will likely experience unbearable or excruciating pain.
Summary: Check for blood in your stool. Notice if you have a sharp or excruciating pain in your anus when trying to move your bowels. Contact your doctor if you experience symptoms like fever, swelling and/or bleeding in the surgical site, excessive sweating, or worsening pain. Get medical attention if you experience severe abdominal pain.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It is generally best to view as many properties as possible to give you the best picture of what options there are and how far your budget will reach. If you are working with an Estate Agent, the last viewings tend to be held at 5.30pm, so you may need to book in some time off work to fit in some afternoon viewings. During viewings, it's important that you ask plenty of questions. Be sure to ask about: What furniture is included. The fixtures and fittings. Turn on taps and lights to check they work. Any rules about pets, smoking or children. Who else lives there, and how the bills are paid. Where the smoke and carbon monoxide alarms are. If you are moving into a shared house, make sure that you meet the people you would be living with. If you like the look of the property, you should make sure you ask all the important questions about the contract. You must understand what you would be signing up for. You can ask the landlord or letting agent about this information during the viewing. You should ask: How long the tenancy is for. When you would be able to move in. How your deposit will be protected. How long the rent is fixed for. What, if any, bills are included in the price. Once you have found a place and you want to go ahead with it, your agent your landlord will provide you with a written tenancy agreement. Read the agreement through, and don't be hesitant to flag up anything you are uncertain about. Make sure that you are clear on the rent, the date you have to pay, and what the procedure and costs are for ending the tenancy early. If you feel unsure about the contract, and don't think the agent is adequately responding to your questions, you can seek some impartial advice. Housing charities provide basic advice online that you can access quickly and easily. The contract may be subject to you passing a credit check, which the letting agency will charge you for regardless of whether or not you pass or you secure the tenancy.

SUMMARY: Have lots of viewings. Ask questions about the contract. Read everything thoroughly.

These romantic feelings that you now have for your friend are likely making you a bit anxious. However, it is important that you stay calm so that you don't make your friend nervous, too. Take some deep breaths when you see them or when your heart starts to race. Choose your words carefully and speak slowly. Try not to allow your thoughts of them to consume your day; continue taking care of yourself and your responsibilities. If thoughts of them are taking over your mind, distract yourself. Hang out with friends or family who aren't connected to your best friend. Get a project done that gets your body moving, like cleaning the house or painting your room. Begin to set the tone for a potential romance through flirtation. Flirt with them slightly on occasion to assess their feelings for you. If they flirt back with you, this will help you be more confident in asking them out. Lean into them slightly when they are speaking. Look softly at them in their eyes for a few seconds. Smile brightly when you first see them. Laugh at their jokes. Put your hand on their shoulder when laughing. You can also hug them when you see them and when you are about to leave. Most people like to be complimented, so use this to your advantage while letting them know that you admire them. If they look nice, let them know. If they do well on on assignment at work or school, let them know that you respect their intellect and diligence. You can also begin to hint at you two going on a date. By doing this, you can better gauge their interest in becoming romantic with you and you can determine how to move forward. You might say something like "You know, everyone keeps asking if we date. Do people ask you that a lot, too?" Remember that physical attraction is critical in establishing a romance. Take special care of your hygiene, hair and clothes, particularly while you are trying to garner their romantic interest. Perhaps they like a certain scent; try to wear that fragrance more often.
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Approach your feelings calmly. Flirt. Compliment them more. Throw out hints. Look your best.