Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Create the solution. Swirl the brushes in the solution. Let the brushes air dry overnight.

Answer: Place a cup of warm or hot water in a mug or jar. Add about a tablespoon of apple cider vinegar. Pour in 1/2 a teaspoon of dishwashing soap. Stir it in to make sure the solution is mixed well. You can also just use two parts vinegar to one part water, skipping the soap. Swish each brush in the solution. Move it around until you can see that it's clean, and then take it out to rinse in cool water. Repeat for each brush, washing and rinsing each one separately. On a clean paper towel, dab the brush a few times gently to get rid of the extra water. Smooth out any bent bristles with your fingers, reshaping the brush. Place the brushes flat on the paper towel to dry. They can sit out overnight to dry.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Say you accept the offer. Request the offer in writing. Follow up with a written agreement. Ask who you can follow up with on any questions you may have.

Answer: If you're positive you're ready to accept the job, all you need to do is politely tell them yes. Try to be enthusiastic when accepting the offer, as you want the company to realize you're excited to be working there. For example, you might say, "Thank you very much for offering me a position. I'd like to accept the offer with your company, and I look forward to working with you." Even if you accept immediately, always ask for the offer in writing, too. That way, you have all the details to refer to. Plus, offers in writing are more binding than verbal offers. You might say, "Thanks again for the offer. Can I get the details in writing so I can review them more thoroughly?" Even if you verbally accept the offer, you need to do it in writing, too. You can send a letter or an email, depending on your preference, but you just want to make sure that you have it all down on paper. For instance, you might write, "Dear Mr. Roberts, Thank you again for offering me a position at Mechanics Forever. I appreciate the offer, and I would like to formally accept it in writing. Let me know if there is anything further I need to do." Once you get your offer in writing, you're likely to have questions. Your potential boss may not have the answers, so check in to see who you can call or email with questions about your benefits. You might say, "Who can I check in with if I have questions about my benefits?"

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Recognize when parents play favorites because of your identity. Look for signs of personality disorders. Consider your parents' mood. Don't assume you deserve your treatment. Try to see things from their point of view. Watch for signs of abuse

Answer: Parents often treat children differently for reasons based solely on qualities that are nobody's fault. Step-parents might show favoritism to their biological children because they raised them and feel closer to them. Other reasons might include: Age. Firstborn children often receive preferential treatment. Middle children are often neglected. Younger siblings who are still children might be treated better than teens because they are perceived as being in greater need of parental attention. Gender. Parents often feel closer to children of their gender than children of the other gender. For instance, mothers often feel closer to daughters than sons, and might thus show favoritism to their daughters. In addition, in a patriarchal society, boys are often treated better than girls. If your parents are treating your siblings better than you, they might have a personality disorder. This includes a broad spectrum of disorders (including histrionic personality disorder, narcissistic personality disorder, and obsessive-compulsive disorder) in which a person's feelings are dysfunctional and their thinking is confused. Instead of making decisions on a rational basis -- by, for instance, realizing that each child deserves love equally -- they rationalize their unfair treatment and insist that some children don't deserve love (for whatever reason). If your parents are under stress, they will be more likely to show favoritism. Stress might be brought on by financial or relationship problems. If you're aware that your parent(s) are having problems and they are treating another sibling better, it could be a product of the stress they're feeling. If you parents continuously treat your sibling(s) better (or even if they treat you worse in one particular instance), don't assume that you deserve it. No matter what their reason for treating you differently, it's important to recognize that you deserve love, respect, and fair treatment just as much as your brother or sister. In the end, it shouldn't matter why your parents are treating you worse. What matters is that their behavior is wrong. Don't obsess over trying to figure out how to "fix" yourself or please your parents. In most cases, it just isn't possible. How would your parents explain the differences in treatment? Even if you don't agree with their reasoning, it helps to think about things from their point of view. . If your parents are treating you as less important than a sibling or if they are cruel to you in other ways, then this may be abuse. There are lots of different kinds of abuse, which may include: Emotional abuse, such as calling you names, shaming you, humiliating you, or ignoring you. Neglect, such as not feeding you enough or not seeking care for you when you are sick or injured. Physical abuse, such as hitting you, restraining you, or doing other things to harm you. Sexual abuse, such as touching you in intimate places, forcing you to perform sexual acts, or talking to you in sexual ways.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Drop onto your hands and knees. Protect your head and neck from harm. Cover your body. Hold onto something secure.

Answer:
If you are in a wheelchair or otherwise unable to do this, do not worry. Duck your head, and cover your neck to protect it from debris. Stay as low to the ground as possible. Use one arm to cover your neck and head, in case nearby objects fall on you. If possible, hold a pillow or couch cushion over your neck to protect it from debris. Hide underneath a table or desk if you are close to one when the earthquake starts. Use surrounding items such as couch cushions to cover as much of your body as possible, as earthquake movement is unpredictable and can cause many things to fall from the walls or topple over onto the floor. Use one hand to stabilize yourself and prevent yourself from being hurt. If possible, keep close to the ground in a clear space and away from furniture.