Q: Take a clean, fitted sheet and spread it out on your bed so the corners are lined up with the corners of your mattress. Tuck one of the corners under, then go across diagonally and tuck under the next corner. Repeat with the other 2 corners. Take care to smooth out the sheet and check that the corners and sides are tucked in well, so that the sheet doesn't pull off easily. Lay out your top sheet so that an even amount of it hangs off of the bed on both sides. If the sheet has a pattern on it, lay it face down so that the plain side faces up. This is so you can see the pattern when you fold the sheet back. Smooth out your sheet to get rid of any big wrinkles, gaps, or bulges. If you notice that there's more sheet hanging off the bed on one side, gently pull the other side so it's more even. To make your bed look extra tidy, create hospital corners with your sheet. Carefully tuck the bottom edge of the sheet under your mattress and smooth out any bumps or wrinkles with your hands. Grab an edge of the sheet about 16 inches (41cm) from the foot of the bed and lift it up so it hangs down in a triangle shape. Tuck the hanging part under the mattress at the side of the bed near the foot end. Then, grab the top part of the triangle you made and fold that under, making a 45 angle from the top corner of the mattress to the bottom edge. Do it again with the other bottom edge of the sheet, then tuck the edges of the sheet under along both sides of the bed. This sounds tricky, but it just takes a little practice. Once you've done it a few times, you'll get the hang of it! If you have a blanket or coverlet, spread it out across your bed on top of the flat sheet. If you want, you can tuck it under just like you did with the sheet. Fold back the blanket and flat sheet from the head of the bed so that there's enough room for your pillow. If the weather is chilly or you just want to give your bed a more put-together look, you can finish it up by neatly spreading a quilt or duvet on top. Leave about a pillow's worth of space at the head end of the bed. Put fresh pillowcases on your pillows and place them tidily at the head end of your bed. If you like, you can add a couple of decorative pillows or cushions to make your bed look even fancier. A neatly made bed can make the whole room look nicer. Stand back and admire your work!
A: Put the fitted sheet on your bed and smooth it out. Spread the flat sheet over your bed, patterned-side down. Tuck in your flat sheet neatly. Put on your blanket or coverlet. Place your pillows neatly at the head of your bed.

Article: When it comes to tie dye, less is more. If you use too many colors, they will blend together and form a muddy color. Instead, choose 1 to 3 colors that you like. Make sure that the colors look nice together when mixed. Don't use opposite colors, like red and green. For a bright combination, try red/pink, yellow, and orange. For a cool combination, try blue, purple, and pink. You will need 1 water bottle for each color that you are using. Close the water bottle, and shake it to mix the dye. Don't be afraid to mix colors together to great new ones. For example, red and blue make purple. Refer to the food coloring packaging for the appropriate amounts. If your water bottle has a standard, flat cap (as opposed to a sports-type nozzle), poke a hole in the cap with a thumb tack. You can use plastic squeeze bottles instead. You can find them in the baking section or the tie dye section of a craft store. Place the fabric on a tray or in an empty bucket. Squirt the dye onto the first tied-off section. Make sure that the color fills the entire section. Because the shirt is already wet from the vinegar-water solution, the dye should spread quickly. Food coloring can stain your hands. You might want to wear plastic gloves for this step. Use 1 color for each section that you tied off. You can do a random pattern, or you can do a specific pattern, such as blue-pink-blue-pink. If you are using just 1 color for the entire piece, then use that color for each section. Once you are done tie dyeing your fabric, flip the bundle over and check the back. If there are any white patches on the back, fill them in with more color. You can use the same pattern as you did for the front, or you can use a different one.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Choose 1 to 3 colors that go well together. Fill a water bottle with 1/2 cup (120 mL) of water and 8 drops of food coloring. Choose your first color and squirt it onto your first section. Repeat the process for the other tied-off sections. Tie dye the back of the fabric, if needed.

Problem: Article: Saturated fats are used to synthesize prostaglandin in your body.. Foods that contain saturated fats include: processed meats (like sausage, hotdogs or bacon), fried foods, fast foods and whole-milk dairy products (like cheese or butter). Stop or limit your intake of alcohol. High levels of alcohol have been shown to increase prostaglandin production. Women should limit alcohol to 1 glass or less per day and men should limit alcohol to 2 glasses or less daily. Some studies have shown that added sugars trigger the release of certain chemicals that have inflammation-promoting properties. Limiting these foods, especially if you eat them on a regular basis, can decrease inflammation. Foods to limit include: Limit foods like sweets, pastries, sweetened beverages and desserts that typically contain added sugars. These types of fats are key in the production of prostaglandins. Minimizing these types of fats may help decrease prostaglandin production. Omega-6 fats are found in foods like: corn oil, safflower oil, mayonnaise, dressings, soy oil, peanut oil and vegetable oil.
Summary: Limit unhealthy saturated fats that can boost prostaglandin. Limit alcoholic beverages to 1 or 2 glasses a day. Limit added sugars because they can trigger inflammation. Eat less Omega-6 fats, which contribute to prostaglandin production.

Q: It should harden because of the hair spray. The hardened gum should break off fairly easily. Wash as normal.
A:
Spray a small amount of hair spray directly on to the gum. Immediately scrape or pick gum off. Continue until all gum is removed.