Q: Use wet wipes that have multipurpose cleaner or bleach on them to help get rid of any odors or mold. Hold the button on the end of a flexible claw grabber to open it and place a wet wipe inside the claw. Let go of the button so the claw holds tightly onto the cloth. You can buy a flexible claw grabber from your local hardware store or online. If you don't have a flexible claw grabber, then you can unbend a wire hanger and wrap the wet wipe around one end of it. Feed the end of the claw grabber into the drip pan while it's still in your fridge. Carefully move the wet wipe around the edges of the drip pan to scrub it clean and remove any buildup. Work from multiple sides of the drip pan so you can remove as much of the mold or buildup that's inside as you can. Don't apply a lot of force to the claw grabber since you could also damage internal components in your fridge. After 1-2 minutes, pull the end of the claw grabber out from the drip pan and inspect the wet wipe. If it looks dirty or has buildup on it, throw it away and place a new one in the claw. Continue checking the wet wipe every few minutes until it comes out of your drip pan clean. Once you've scrubbed the drip pan as best as you can, mix together 1 part bleach with 1 part warm water and slowly pour it into the pan. The bleach solution will help prevent more mold from growing inside the drip pan so it doesn't develop any odors. When you're finished, you can reattach any panels you needed to remove to access the pan. Use white vinegar if you want to use a natural cleaner.
A: Wrap a cleaning wet wipe around the end of a flexible claw grabber. Push the end of the claw grabber with the wet wipe into the drip pan. Change the wet wipe when it gets dirty. Pour a bleach and water solution into the drip pan to prevent buildup.

Article: You will need a button on the top of the hat so that you have something to loop the tassel around. Fasten the tassel as you would do to a graduation hat, by looping the tassel around the hat's button and securing it by criss crossing it around the button. You could fasten the tassel to the button by using a slipknot. To make a slipknot, hold the yarn with two hands. Create a loop by bring the yarn in your right hand under the yarn in the left hand, so the bottom of the yarn crosses. Secure the yarn at the crossing point. Reach through the loop, and grab the yarn on the left side. Pull the right hand back through with the yarn. Grab the two hanging ends and the loop, and pull them in opposite directions. Sometimes people want to put a yarn tassel on a crocheted hat (or other piece of knitted work like a shawl). Make the tassel separately, rather than crocheting it directly into the hat. You will want to attach the tassel to the hat after you finish the hat. Cut a piece of cardboard that is the width of the tassel length you want. You may need a different size of cardboard if you are working off a pattern. In such a case, follow the directions. Take yarn, and wrap it around the cardboard. The more you wrap it, the fuller the ultimate tassel will become. You could also wind the yarn around something else, like a videogame or CD jacket. Wind it around loosely. Now, take a separate piece of yarn, and use it to tie the yarn bundle together at one end. You want this piece to be at least 6 inches long because you will also need it to tie the tassel to the hat. Slide the yarn carefully off the cardboard. You want a loop at the end of the yarn. Take another piece of yarn, and tie it around the bundle of yarn below the already tied end. Knot it. You want to cut the loops off on the opposite end of the bundle that is tied, and trim the ends to make sure they are even. Now attach the tassel to the hat. You could use a crewel needle to stitch the tassel to the hat. Weave the end of the yard into the hat's stitches. Thread one end end into the needle, and stitch the tassel and hat together.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Secure a button to the hat. Put a tassel on a crocheted hat. Complete the yarn tassel. Cut the loops at one end of the tassel. Finished.

Problem: Article: It may be difficult to remain calm when a parent tells you they don't like your partner, but it's important not to lose your temper. Getting angry will only make things worse for everyone. Take a deep breath and consider your words before you speak. This will help you remain calm and will prevent you from saying something you don't actually mean (and may regret later). If your parents disapprove of your partner, you and your parents probably both have a lot to say to one another. It's important that you listen openly to one another, and try to address the specific concerns your parents have with honest and respectful answers. Try to be an active listener. Don't just plan what you're going to say. If your parents are trying to tell you something about your partner, try to listen actively and acknowledge what they are saying. Let your parents speak their minds, and don't interrupt them. When it's your turn to talk, ask them to be respectful and allow you to speak without being interrupted. Respond to your parents' concerns with calm, clear, and respectful responses. Ask them to respond to you in the same way. If your parents don't like your partner, perhaps they don't know him or her as well as you do. Ask your parents if you can invite your partner to dinner, and let them get to know one another. Ask your partner to be on his/her best behavior, and encourage your partner to be as polite as possible to your parents. Encourage your parents to be polite to your partner as well. Facilitate a conversation that lets your parents see what you find interesting and likable about your partner. Ask your partner to tell your parents about things he is interested in, and see if they can find some common ground. If you go behind your parents' backs, they will eventually find out. Keeping big secrets, like hiding a relationship that your parents don't approve of, will only strain your relationship with your parents. Keeping your relationship a secret creates a time bomb between you and your parents. Keeping your relationship a secret is also unfair to your partner. Your secrecy might imply to your partner that you are ashamed of your relationship. If your parents still don't approve of your partner, it's important that you avoid taking sides. If you side with your parents, you will hurt your partner's feelings. But if you side with your partner, your parents may get upset or angry. The best way to deal with this situation is to try and reach some kind of responsible compromise that will let everyone be happy. Ask your parents what their specific concerns are. Then try to work out some way that would allow you to be with your partner while proving to your parents that they can trust you.
Summary: Remain calm. Try to open a dialogue. Let your parents meet your partner. Don't keep your relationship secret. Try to work out a compromise.

Q: A period is a standard sign of puberty. There are ways of telling if your period is coming. One way of telling if your period is near is vaginal discharge. Discharge is a yellow/white substance that appears in your underwear. Once you get your discharge, your period could come within 6 months to up to 2 years time. Some girls choose to wear a pantyliner to protect their underwear from discharge. You can expect your period about two years after you get breast buds. Just after your breasts start to form, you'll probably start growing pubic hair (hair on and around your private regions).It will be soft and thin at first, but it'll get coarser over time. Your period usually arrives around one to two years after public hair growth.
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Be aware that you can get your period anytime between ages 9 to 16. Know the signs. Note that your breasts will start to grow. Expect to see pubic hair grow.