INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Here, their juicy insides will continue to cook without getting dried out or burnt. Use the full surface of the low-heat side of your grill to keep the burgers from touching one another. Flip the burgers at about the 2-minute mark. This will ensure that all of the patties are evenly cooked through on both sides.

SUMMARY: Cook the burgers for 3-4 minutes on the low-heat side.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Locate the water shutoff valve and turn it counterclockwise. For toilets, the valve is on the metal line running from the wall to the back of the toilet. Test it out by flushing the toilet or attempting to turn on the water supply. Make sure fresh water can't get in and wash away stain treatment products prematurely. For tubs and sinks, simply turn off the tap to prevent water from flowing. In a small bowl, combine 3 tablespoons (30.39 g) of cream of tartar with 3UStbsp (44mL) of hydrogen peroxide. Stir them together. They form a paste with the consistency of cake frosting when mixed appropriately. Both items are available at most general stores and grocery stores. For cream of tartar, look near the kitchen spices. Spread the paste over the stains using a nylon scrub brush, a sponge, or a cloth. Make sure the stains are well-covered. The paste will loosen the iron particles as it soaks into the stained surface. The easiest way to scrub the stained surface without damaging it is by using the rough side of a basic sponge. Nylon scrub brushes are fine too, including toilet scrub brushes. Buff the area by scrubbing through the paste. Harsher scrubbers scratch up porcelain or walls, so avoid using items like steel wool. Turn on the water shutoff valve if you deactivated it earlier. Wash away all of the paste with clean water, such as by turning on the tap or flushing the toilet a few times. Most or all of the stain will wash away with it. You may need to treat tough stains a few times to clear them. Cleaning the stained surface at least once a month helps prevent these tougher stains from forming. Other treatments, such as commercial rust removers or lemon and baking soda pastes, are also effective and worth a try if hydrogen peroxide isn't strong enough.
Summary: Turn off the water flow and drain away any standing water. Mix cream of tartar with hydrogen peroxide to form a paste. Cover the iron stains for 10 minutes. Scrub the stain with a sponge or brush to remove it. Rinse the surface with clean water to remove the paste.

While heat styling can make your hair look fabulous, it also strips the moisture from your locks. That's why it's an especially bad idea when your hair is fried. Try to limit your use of curling irons, flat irons, and even blow dryers as much as possible. Let your hair air dry when you wash it, and play up your hair's natural texture rather than curling or straightening it. When you do heat style your hair, always use a heat protectant first to limit the damage to your locks. Cream or lotion heat protectant formulas are best for coarse or thick hair. Sprays work better for fine or thin hair. Use curlers or bobby pins to create fun looks without the heat. When your hair is fried, it's often the result of bleaching or other coloring treatments. While occasional coloring treatments won't hurt, avoid using bleach as much as possible. Make changes to your color slowly by gradually adding color instead of suddenly switching to a new shade. If your hair is damaged, the damage may be worsened by drying it with towels or sleeping on linen or cotton pillow cases. To avoid this, use a microfiber towel when drying or wrapping your hair. Switch to silk pillow cases.
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One-sentence summary -- Limit your heat styling. Avoid coloring your hair too often. Avoid rough towels and pillow cases.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: An interesting way to spark a riveting conversation is to debate. Simply choose a topic and have one person argue for it and another to argue against it. Remind yourself and your companions that the debate is just a game. A fun debate can quickly turn into a heated argument that might create discomfort between everyone in the car. Choose funny and light-hearted topics. Avoid heavy or complex topics to keep everyone in good spirits. Instead of arguing about morals or religious beliefs, debate about whether strawberries are the best kind of berry or whether squirrels are cute or just plain annoying. There are many word games that can be competitively fun and entertaining, in situations where you're driving alone or with others: Have a spelling bee. Name all the countries of the world. Name all the states or provinces or a country. Think of words that rhyme with each other as fast as you can. Whoever stops the pace, loses. Say one word at a time. Have each person say one word to create a sentence or story. You might come up with some hilarious examples. Read aloud a book or play and have everyone in the car act out a role or multiple roles. The driver should not participate in this game. If you're driving with others, get to know one another. Ask each other questions or play a variety of games: Play two truths and a lie. Have one person tell two truths and a lie. The others must guess which statements are truths and which one is a lie. Play Never Have I Ever. Each person will keep track of their own points, or hold up 10 fingers, or even be prepared to drink or eat something every time someone says something they have never done, but has actually done the activity. For example, Sally will say, "Never have I ever danced on stage." If Bob has danced on stage before, he will lose a point or have to eat or drink something to show that he has indeed done that activity. Play truth or dare. However, be careful when designing the dares, ensuring that they can be safely done inside or outside the car. See how many things you can see during your car ride. You can try counting: Certain colours of cars. People walking on the road. Birds. Animals. Certain chain stores or buildings. License plates of cars from your area or your destination.

SUMMARY:
Have a debate with your car companions. Play word games. Enact a dramatic performance or play. Get to know one another. Count things.