Write an article based on this "Remove the window regulator bolts. Locate and remove the window motor mounting bolts. Disconnect the motor wiring harness connector. Remove the motor and regulator through the access port. Connect the regulator to the new motor."
article: The window regulator runs the width of the interior portion of the door and moves back and forth in order to raise and lower the window. Find the bolts that hold the regulator to the door and remove them with a socket or open ended wrench. Set the bolts aside someplace safe, where you will easily be able to determine which bolts were for the regulator. Leave the regulator laying inside the door's interior for now. The power window motor is much smaller than the regulator, but should be located close by. In most applications, the bolts securing the motor to the door are the same size as the regulator mounting bolts. Remove them and set them someplace safe as well. Even if the bolts have the same size head, they may not be the same length, so be sure to set them aside separately from the regulator mounting bolts. The power window controls attach to the motor and regulator via a wiring pigtail connector. Press the tab down to disconnect the pigtail then pull them apart to disconnect the motor. Be careful not to break the tab that holds the wiring harness together. Pull the pigtail apart at the clip, not on the wires. Pulling on the wires could pull them out of the pigtail. With the pigtail disconnected, the power window motor and regulator will no longer be connected to anything inside the door. Reach into the large access port and pull them each out. The two are connected, so pulling one will remove them both. Be careful not to damage the regulator if you are only replacing the motor. If you are only replacing the power window motor and not the regulator itself, you will need to disconnect it and connect it to your new power window motor. Visually inspect the two to make sure the new motor matches the old one, then swap the regulator. Different vehicles will use different methodology to secure the regulator to the window motor. Refer to the service manual for your vehicle if you are unsure of how to disconnect the regulator.

Write an article based on this "Ease aches and pains with over-the-counter painkillers. Treat constipation and diarrhea. Try a combination of nicotine replacement therapies. Take Benadryl for insomnia."
article: If you are getting headaches and body pain during withdrawal, non-prescription medicines like acetaminophen, aspirin, or ibuprofen are all good choices. Take no more than the recommended dose. Do not mix painkillers without first consulting a doctor. Withdrawal often comes with bathroom problems. Get over-the-counter medications and take the suggested amount. Stay hydrated and get exercise as well. Milk of magnesia will relieve constipation. Take Pepto-Bismol for diarrhea. If you are fighting nicotine withdrawal, there are a lot of nicotine replacement therapies available to you. They include patches, mouth sprays, lozenges, and gum. Follow your doctor's advice when using nicotine replacement therapies, as combining multiple therapies could cause serious health issues. If you are not having success, ask your doctor for prescription withdrawal medication. If you're struggling with sleep during withdrawal, take a dose of diphenhydramine (Benadryl) at bedtime to help yourself sleep while going through withdrawal. You can buy this at most pharmacies. Take the amount indicated on the packaging, and make sure it is safe to take alongside any other medications you are prescribed.

Write an article based on this "Find a flat, even surface at a comfortable height. Choose a heat-resistant surface like wood or tile. Cover the surface with heat-resistant fabric. Iron the garment carefully."
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The surface should be completely flat and level, like a floor or table. Choose something as large or larger than the garment you plan to iron, if possible. It should also be at a comfortable height and near an electrical outlet to plug in your iron. Even if you cover it with fabric, the surface itself should still be heat-resistant. Choose something made from wood, tile, or metal, if possible. Avoid anything made from plastic, which could be melted from the heat of the iron. Never iron directly on the surface! Cover it with heat-resistant fabric, first. Choose a heat-resistant fabric, like linen, wool, or canvas, to do your ironing on. You could also use a thick terry cloth towel or even a flannel blanket. Avoid using delicate fabrics, like lace or rayon, which could be scorched or melted. Plug in and heat the iron to the setting recommended on the garment's care tag. Carefully iron the garment, checking every so often to be sure the fabric and surface do not get too hot. Never leave your iron unattended or laying face down. Be sure to turn off and unplug the iron when you are finished. Wait until the iron has cooled completely before storing it, and take care not to trip over the cord.