Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Mix a solution of water and rubbing alcohol. Spritz it on a cloth. Start at the top and wipe horizontally. Use a second cloth to dry the display.

Answer: Use a measuring cup to make a solution that's equal parts water and alcohol. If your solution uses too much alcohol, it might damage the display. Stick to a solution that's water and rubbing alcohol; you shouldn't need much more than a cup of this solution to clean your screen. You can use vinegar instead of rubbing alcohol for this solution. Both are effective and unlikely to damage your tv screen. Fill a spray bottle with your solution, and spray it onto a clean microfiber cloth. Don't spray it directly onto the screen. This could seriously damage it. Make sure your cloth isn't completely soaked through; you just want to dampen it. Wring the cloth before proceeding. Wipe until you've reached the opposite end of the display, then repeat this motion a few inches lower. Continue doing this until you've covered the entirety of the television. You can pass over smudges on the screen more than once to clean them. Don't put too much pressure on the screen as you wipe. This could seriously damage the display, especially those with LED's. Too much pressure could break this delicate technology. The frame on some televisions might make it difficult to clean the entirety of the display. If this is the case for you, dip cotton swabs in your solution and use them to clean the edges. Wipe the entire screen down, until you've rid it of all moisture. You don't want any of your cleaning solution to trickle down the screen; it might get in behind the first layer of the screen and damage your TV. Make sure not to turn on the TV until it's completely dry.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Empty your built-in shelves. Strip and restain shelves that are showing signs of aging. Paint your shelves if you want to create a fresh look. Place contact paper on the back of the shelves for a fun, graphic look. Add mirrors to the back of the shelves for a sleek look.

Answer: Get a fresh perspective on your shelves by clearing them off completely. This way, every piece you add to your shelves will be deliberate. If your shelves are covered by thick coats of paint or their stain is faded and discolored, use a paint stripper and sandpaper to restore the natural look fo the wood. If you want to keep a natural wood look, stain the shelves a color that matches your decor. A fresh coat of paint can help your shelves look crisp and new. You can paint the shelves the same color as the wall to integrate them seamlessly into the room, or you can paint them a bright pop of color to make them really stand out. Show off your playful personality with a unique background for your shelves. Choose a color that coordinates with the decor in your room. Then, choose items for your shelves that will stand out against the backdrop. You can also use wallpaper cut to fit behind the shelves. If you want to add extra visual interest, place contact paper along the backs of the shelves. Choose bright contact paper as the background for your shelves to create an unexpected pop of color. Mirrors can make a space seem larger and brighter. You can either install mirrors along the back of your shelves, or place hanging mirrors along the back wall of the shelves before you add any other decor.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Begin in scene. Have one central conflict. Include a limited number of characters and settings. Use repetition and pacing. Have a strong ending.

Answer: Start with action and scene so your reader is grabbed right away. Focus on a scene involving your narrator or your main character. Begin with a scene that will give the reader a sense of the narrative voice and the style of the rest of the novel. For example, you may begin with a scene involving the main character and their mother. The relationship between the main character and the mother character may then be carried on throughout the rest of the novel. A short novel should only focus on one conflict or situation involving your main character. This will prevent the novel from growing into a longer narrative and make it easier for you to stay focused while you write. Have one central conflict in the novel and go from there. Try to summarize the central conflict or plot of the novel in one sentence. If you can do this, the conflict or plot is likely clear enough for the short novel. For example, you may have a central conflict like, "Teenager Mary Heti struggles to come out to her religious mother and deal with being a social outcast in a small Southern town." Keep your number of characters within one to four maximum in the short novel. This will help you avoid getting overwhelmed by too many characters in such a short work. You may focus on one or two main characters and one or two secondary characters. You should also limit your settings so the reader can be immersed in the novel. For example, you may have one main setting, like the small American town where the narrator lives. You may then have one secondary setting, like the summer camp in the woods she goes to for one month. A short novel should move fast to keep the reader engaged. Repeat key themes and ideas throughout the novel. Have recurring scenes or moments so the novel feels well paced. For example, you may have the narrator go see a doctor on a recurring basis as part of the novel's structure. Or you may have a main character who charts the movement of a star in the sky throughout the novel to tie it all together. A short novel lends itself to an ending that packs an emotional punch. Surprise your reader with a good twist at the end. Set up the reader's expectations and then knock them down. Make the ending surprising and unexpected, as this will leave the reader satisfied when they put the novel down. For example, you may have a satisfying ending where the mother character accepts the main character for who they are, despite her religious beliefs.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Find the natural focal point in the room. Create a focal point if the room doesn't have one. Go with a solid wall without windows or doors. Select the farthest short wall in an oblong room.

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The focal point of a room is not always the wall you see when you first walk in. Go with the wall that you want to draw attention to because it's interesting or unique in some way. For example, in a room with a fireplace, accent the fireplace wall. If you have built-in bookshelves, an interesting nook, wainscoting, or something else architecturally distinctive, highlight those elements. In a bedroom, the wall behind your headboard is a good choice for an accent wall. If you have a unique sofa, dramatic artwork, or another bold piece in the room, accent the wall behind it. Think about how you plan to decorate the space and what furniture you have to work with. That way, you can use those elements and the accent wall to create a focal point in the room. If you're working with a brand new and unfurnished space, the accent wall will determine the color scheme for the rest of the room, so keep that in mind. For example, if you have a collection of framed family photos you want to hang, showcase them against the backdrop of the accent wall. Gorgeous indoor plants can also serve as focal points. If you have a special plant or had your eye on something at the nursery, spotlight it with an accent wall. Accent walls look best against solid walls that have no openings, such as windows and doors. If you have large, open windows with a view of beautiful scenery, that wall isn't necessarily a good wall to accent. The accent color may distract more than accentuate it. Natural light from large windows can also alter how the paint color looks on the wall, and you may not like the results. This isn't a hard and fast rule, so if you have your heart set on accenting the wall with windows or a door, do it. If you're working with a long, skinny room, avoid accenting either of the long walls. The accent color will make them feel even longer, throwing the room off balance. Accenting the farthest short wall will make that wall appear closer to you and balance the oblong shape of the room. Overall, this creates a more proportionate vibe in your space. If you aren't interested in proportions or if you want to emphasize the length of a room, ignore this advice. These are just basic rules of thumb. You have total artistic freedom, so feel free to break any "rule" you want.