In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Enter your Google email and password and click "Sign in". You will be taken the contacts profile of your account. This button is listed in the left sidebar. Exporting is currently unsupported by the Google Contacts preview (enabled by default) and will automatically redirect you to the old version of Google Contacts. This menu is located just below the search bar. An export popup window will appear. By default, "Export All" is selected. You can also choose to export only specific groups or specific contacts. In order to export only specific contacts, you must select the checkboxes next to each contact name you want to export before selecting the "Export" option from the menu. Google CSV is the format for import into another Google account (This is the best choice as a Google account backup). You can also choose Outlook CSV or vCard if you use Microsoft or Apple products frequently. A save dialog will appear. A backup file with your current Google contacts will be saved to the selected location.
Summary: Go to Google Contacts and sign into your Google Account. Click "Export". Open the "More" menu and select "Export". Choose an export setting. Select the file format you for your contacts export. Click "Export". Choose a save location and click "Save".

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If the volume of your kettle is too small for this mixture, fill it about halfway and place any leftover solution to the side. For best results, use white vinegar and water in a 1:1 ratio. If yours is an electric kettle, make sure it's unplugged before pouring in the water and vinegar. It's a good idea to check the owner's manual for your particular kettle to make sure that it's safe to add vinegar to the interior. The vinegar solution will do work its descaling magic simply by sitting in the kettle, so you don't necessarily have to boil it for a set amount of time. If you don't want to wait an entire hour, allow the solution to sit for at least 30 minutes before pouring it out. If yours is an electric kettle with an automatic switch-off feature, feel free to let it switch off on its own instead of watching to see when it boils.
Summary: Mix 2 cups (470mL) of vinegar and water and pour them into the kettle. Turn off the kettle once the solution is boiling and let it sit for an hour.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Select water-based wood filler, primer, and paint if the item you are repairing is kept indoors, or solvent-based wood filler and oil-based primer and paint if the item will be placed outdoors. You'll also need craft sticks, disposable plates, PVA glue, wood glue, 120-grit sandpaper, and paintbrushes or rollers. Gather old clothes, rags, a sheet or drop cloth, painter's tape, and a paint stirrer as well. The craft sticks will provide a support for you to apply the wood filler to. Inspect the size of the hole and decide how many craft sticks it would take to cover it. For example, if a hole can be filled by 3 craft sticks, lay them flat on a work surface side by side. Pour glue over the back of the 3 craft sticks. Place 3 more craft sticks on top of the first 3 to create a strong layer that's stuck together properly. The amount of craft sticks you'll have to use depends on the size of the hole. Give the glue 10 to 15 minutes to dry. Place the glue around the border of the hole in your wood. You should lay the craft sticks on the side they won't be seen from. If you're filling a hole in a cabinet, wall, or a wardrobe, place the craft sticks on the inside of the hole. If you're covering a hole in a wall or wood that you can't place on a flat surface, you might need to hold the craft sticks for 5 minutes so they stick to the glue.
Summary:
Gather your materials. Glue craft sticks together to cover the hole. Place the craft sticks on the back of the hole and secure them with wood glue.