Problem: Article: If you have a social media account, you probably want to share photos of your children. You do this because you love them and are proud of them. But sharing photos of your children might be putting them at risk. When you share photos of your kids, use the privacy settings for the photos so you can control who sees your photos. Use settings to allow only the people you follow to see your photos. You can also set custom privacy settings, where you choose who you want to see the photos. You may also consider making your entire social media account private so you will know who sees your information. Your child is not the only one who needs to turn off location settings. You should also turn off location settings when you post pictures of your child. By keeping the location of your child off of social media, you protect them from potential predators. Social media is used to meet new friends, and some people even use it to play games with strangers. If you post pictures of your child or talk about them, refrain from friending people you don't know. Don't accept friend requests from people you don't know. You never know if someone is a predator or not. Talk to your child about accepting friend requests from strangers. Encourage them to never friend strangers. Regularly review the list of people your child is friends with or follows. Ask them about any new additions or unknown people. People often overshare on social media. This includes details about their children. You should never give away personal details, such as your child's full name, the school they attend, their birthday, or other details. These things may seem benign, but they can put your child at risk. If you want to post pictures, make sure to post pictures at a lower resolution. This can help reduce the risk of someone printing it out or enlarging it. If you are really concerned about people stealing photos of your child, place a watermark on your photos. When your child has a party or a sleepover, make sure to never post pictures of other people's children. Only post photos of your own child. If you want to post photos from a party with someone's child in it, make sure to discuss that with that parent first.
Summary: Use privacy settings. Avoid using GPS tagging. Refrain from friending strangers. Take caution with the information you share. Post smaller pictures. Refrain from posting pictures of other children.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If your table is wooden, cover it with a blanket, newspapers, or a vinyl tablecloth. It can be a nuisance to get a wood table too wet. This method requires the use of a hose and a good deal of water. You can also use a deck or patio to do this method. If you are working on a wood surface, make sure it is covered. Move slowly, as a leak could only be visible for a few seconds. Concentrating on looking for bubbles where the water is running. Bubbles escaping around the valve area can indicate there is a leak in the valve. Inspect the valve to make sure it is sealed properly. Use a small stream of water and work slowly. Concentrate on looking for streams of bubbles escaping from a leak in the mattress. Look closely around the seams for bubbles. This indicates escaping air and seams are common sites of tears and holes. Permanent marker is less likely to bleed on a wet surface. You can partially dry the area around the leak with a towel to aid in marking the leak. Once the mattress is dry you can make your mark more clear by placing duct tape or a larger mark near the leak. The seams will take the longest to dry. If you don't dry a mattress before storing it, mold or mildew can form. It is important to make sure it is 100% dry before you put it away. Before you can use any kind of adhesive patch to repair your mattress, it must be 100% dry.

SUMMARY: Use an outdoor table to do this method. Hook up a garden hose and "flood" the area around the valve with water. Flood the rest of the surface of the mattress with water. Mark the leak with a permanent marker once you find the source. Dry the mattress in direct sunlight or in the wind for an hour or two.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Playing the instrument is based on the principle of friction, causing the glass bowls to vibrate. Oils on your hand or the glass bowls will affect the instrument's ability to produce sound. To create friction, you need to keep your fingers wet as you play. For best results, use water containing minerals. Mountain spring water works well. Depending on your instrument, you will have a pedal or electrical motor to start the harmonica. There is no right or wrong way to play the bowls. Try different fingerings until you get the sound you want. In theory you can play 10 notes at one time. To change notes, simply move to another bowl.
Summary: Make sure your hands and the instrument are clean. Have a container of water handy. Set the glass bowls in motion. Hold your fingers to the bowls.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The big four gluten culprits are wheat, rye, barley, and triticale. Avoid these in all cases, whether you are only gluten-intolerant or have celiac. Wheat to avoid includes kamut and spelt. Because wheat often goes by another name, here are varieties of wheat to also definitely avoid: Bulgur Durum flour Farina Graham flour Kamut Semolina Rye contains a protein called secalin, which is a form of gluten. Triticale, a cross between rye and wheat, is actually a hybrid designed in laboratories in the late 19th century. Barley is the last big gluten cereal to avoid. It is commonly made into meals and used in alcohol production, among others. White oats themselves do not contain gluten, they are often cross-contaminated with wheat because both are commonly processed in the same facilities. Avoid eating oats and oatmeal unless the packaging specifically designates the product as gluten-free. In theory, the distillation process removes all gluten proteins if done properly, even if the alcohol was manufactured using a glutinous grain (such as wheat, barley, or rye). You can safely drink alcohols such as vodka manufactured from wheat, but be wary of beer. Look for beer that is specifically designated gluten-free. In theory, the distillation process removes all glutinous proteins. But in reality, cross-contamination may occur. Not only this, but some distillers may add mash to alcohols after distillation as a filler. This may cast doubt on alcohol's ability to deliver truly safe results. If you really want to be careful, stick with potato-based vodkas, tequilas and mescals, or rums. These all contain non-gluten grain sources, so they should be fine to drink. Checking labels is important. While many of the following kinds of foods have been and are being made gluten-free, many of them aren't. It's better to be safe than sorry. Avoid: Breads, croutons, cereals, and crackers Cookies, cakes, and candies Imitation meat, imitation seafood, processed lunch meats, and "self-basting" poultry Salad dressings, gravies, sauces (such as soy sauce), and vegetables in sauces Pastas and "seasoned" rice mixes Soups, matzo, and processed snacks like chips (potato chips and tortilla chips)
Summary:
Always avoid the big four. Watch out for oats and oatmeal. Enjoy distilled alcohols but avoid beers unless they are specifically gluten-free. Avoid the following foods unless labels specify they are gluten-free.