Write an article based on this "Make a mixture out of hydrogen peroxide and a few drops of ammonia. Spray your mixture onto the stained spot. Rub the spot gently with a microfiber cloth in a circular motion. Blot this spot dry with a separate cloth. Buff out water stains with 0000-rated steel wool."
article: In a spray bottle, mix about 14 teaspoon (1.2mL) of ammonia with 12% hydrogen peroxide, leaving about 1 inch (2.5cm) of empty space at the top of the bottle. Replace the bottle cap and shake the spray bottle vigorously to mix the 2 liquids together. Because marble is so delicate, it's best to use a very small amount of ammonia. Stick to 14 teaspoon (1.2mL) of ammonia when you first try removing the stain. If this amount doesn't work, make a new solution and add a few more drops to it to make it stronger. You can buy these cleaning solutions at any grocery store that sells cleaning supplies. For darker marble, you can use acetone as an alternative to hydrogen peroxide and ammonia. Just dip a cotton ball in the acetone and rub it directly on the stain. Use only a small amount of the mixture and avoid spraying any area of your marble that isn't stained. Since ammonia is a bit abrasive, it may damage the unstained areas of your tabletop. Avoid applying too much pressure with the cloth or scrubbing too vigorously; again, marble is very delicate, so you need to take extra caution to avoid damaging it. Only rub the mixture over the stained area of your tabletop. If you spread the mixture onto the unstained marble areas, you may cause serious damage to your tabletop. Use a dry microfiber cloth or absorbent cotton towel to avoid harming the marble. Don't scrub the spot, since this will also probably damage your tabletop. Stick to using a blotting technique for best results. Continue blotting until all of the cleaning mixture is removed. Don't leave any liquid behind on your tabletop, since it may stain the marble again. If you spill water on your marble tabletop and don't clean it up right away, it may leave behind a stubborn mineral deposit. You can remove water stains by carefully buffing them out with steel wool. Make sure the steel wool is dry, and only use wool with a rating of 0000.0000 is an extra fine grade of steel wool. Coarser grades (such as 000, 00, 0, or 1) might damage your tabletop.

Write an article based on this "Push the flat side of a knife on the clove to loosen the peel."
article: Take a chef's knife and lay it on the clove so the flat side is resting on top of it. Hold the knife handle with one hand and bring the palm of your other hand down on the flat blade. The pressure of your palm will smash the clove. You don't need to flatten the clove of garlic as you smash it. Just apply enough pressure to loosen the peel.

Write an article based on this "Try breastfeeding almost immediately after birth. Request the baby stay in your room or be brought in for feedings. Offer the breast every single time the baby wants to feed."
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The sooner you introduce your baby to the breast, the better your chances of having the baby accept and effectively breastfeed. It will also immediately prompt your body to begin the process of producing milk. Having your baby nearby encourages the stimulation of important maternal hormones that promote milk production. If you give birth in a hospital, request that the staff either allow your baby to remain in your room or be brought in every 1 to 2 hourseven overnightfor feeding. Do not allow hospital staff to supplement your breastfeeding with sugar water or infant formula unless the baby has a medical need for additional calories, suffers from a feeding problem, or you are temporarily physically unable to attempt to breastfeed. Do not offer pacifiers and instruct medical staff at the hospital that you do not want the baby offered pacifiers or bottles. The more frequently you bring the baby to your breast to try to feed, the more your body will receive signals to produce milk and the more accustomed your baby will become to sucking effectively, which encourages the production and let-down of milk.