Problem: Article: Body lice live in the seams of clothing and feed on human blood. They are larger than head lice and easy to spot on the body. They are commonly found in areas where people live in very close quarters or don't have access to bathing and washing facilities. Body lice are easy to get rid of once access to these facilities is gained. To treat body lice, do the following: Throw out the infested clothing. Lice can live up to a month in clothes. Instead of trying to save them, throw them out. Wash new clothing with hot water, and dry at a high temperature. Take regular showers or baths and use soap. Regularly wash clothing, bedding, and other linens. Pediculicides are usually not necessary to get rid of body lice. Pubic lice, also known as crabs, is most commonly spread through sexual contact. They spread very easily from person to person. Pubic lice can also live in areas of the body with coarse hair, like the eyebrows, ears and armpits. The lice and their nits are easily visible. There are a few ways you can get rid of public lice: Get an over-the-counter lotion containing 1% permethrin (such as Nix) or a mousse containing pyrethrins and piperonyl butoxide (such as Rid or Pronto). These chemicals effectively kill the lice. Use according to the instructions on the package. Do not use them around your eyes, brows, or eyelashes. Remove the lice with a nit comb. Wash your clothes and underwear in very hot water. Soak combs and other items in hot water for 5 minutes. Shave the pubic region. Getting rid of the hair the lice cling to is effective, especially in combination with the chemical treatment. Monitor the area for signs of new lice. It may be necessary to undergo a second treatment. Inform any sexual partners from the previous month that they will need to be checked and treated. Only use lindane shampoo as a last resort. It's effective but studies have shown it has a negative effect on the brain. Canine lice cannot be transmitted to humans (nor human lice to canines), but they can make your dog very uncomfortable. There are two types of canine lice: trichodectes canis, known as a chewing louse, and linognathus setosus, known as a sucking louse. Take your dog to the veterinarian. It's important to make sure that what your dog has is actually lice. Use a powder, spray or other treatment at the advice of your veterinarian. Wash the dog's bedding and everything he has touched in very hot water. Soak grooming tools in very hot water for 5 minutes.
Summary: Treat body lice. Treat pubic lice. Treat canine lice.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Set the washing machine to a washing cycle of 30 minutes or longer with hot water. If your machine doesn't have this option, you'll just need to reset it a few times before it moves on to the rinse cycle, which will require you to babysit the machine a bit. Unless you're dyeing something very large, use the lowest load size on your machine. Add the dye as you would detergent. You want the water to be running a bit so the dye won't clump and create blotches on your fabric, particularly if you're using powdered dye. Fill the bottle with water and pour it in after the dye. Repeat if you're using two bottles. You add water to the bottle to make sure you're getting all the dye and to ensure the chute is rinsed out completely. While you don't want to add a full scoop of detergent, a little detergent is beneficial. It helps move the dye around evenly in the water. Stir 1 cup (240ml) salt into 4 cups (950ml) of hot water. Pour the mixture into the dispenser about 10 minutes into the cycle. Keep checking on the fabric until it's the color you want. When it is, you can let it finish running through it's wash cycle. Generally, you want the fabric to stay in the dye at least 30 minutes before the rinse cycle kicks in but not longer than an hour. Once the fabric has gone through a long washing cycle, add detergent and wash it again. Pop it in the dryer when you're done, or let it air dry. Turn the washing machine on its highest load setting on hot. Wipe down around the lid and top, and pour water through the dispenser to clean it out. Pour in 1 to 2 cups (240 to 470ml) of bleach, plus a standard amount of detergent. Throw in a couple of old towels or a load of old rags and run it through a washing cycle.

SUMMARY: Start the washing machine on a long wash cycle. Pour the dye into the dispenser. Add 1 tablespoon (15ml) of detergent. Pour in 1 cup (240ml) of salt dissolved in water after 10 minutes. Check the fabric. Wash and dry as normal. Clean out the washing machine.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Pigeons won't appreciate the force or concentration of the water being targeted at them. Spray the birds when they first arrive. If you wait until they set up house, it will be too late.
Summary: Spray pigeons with water from a garden hose.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Dial Italy's international calling code into your phone, which is 00. This will signal that the phone number you are about to dial is out of the country. If you're calling from a cell phone, whether it's an Italian or American cell phone, you can press the "+" sign on the keypad instead of 00. After you dial 00, press 1 on your phone's keypad. This is the country code specifically for the United States, and will signify that the phone number you are about to dial is a U.S. number. If the phone number you wish to dial is listed online, in a directory, or spoken to you including the number 1 before the area code and next seven digits, you don't need to dial the "1" more than once. For example, you would dial 00-1-(###)-###-####, not 00-1-1-(###)-###-####. region. After inputting the international calling code (00) and the country code (1), dial the area code of the region of the United States you are trying to reach. A U.S. area code is always a three-digit number, and is often listed in parentheses before the following seven digits of the phone number, like so: (###)-###-####. A U.S. toll-free number (one without charges to call) replaces the area code with one of the following codes: 800, 888, 877, 866, 855, 844. However, toll-free numbers will not be free when calling from outside the U.S., and in fact may not work at all when dialed. Instead, call a company's alternative, standard phone number. Follow the international calling code (00), the country code (1), and the three-digit area code with the remaining seven digits of the U.S. phone number. After all numbers are entered, press the call button to place the call. All U.S. phone numbers contain ten digits total, with three for the area code plus the remaining seven digits, like so: (###)-###-####. Note that you should not include any special characters like "#," "-," "(," or ")" even though they may appear in these examples or wherever the number you are trying to dial is listed.
Summary:
Dial "00" on the phone first. Dial "1" on the phone next. Dial the area code of the U.S. Dial the remaining seven digits.