Write an article based on this "Hide the cord behind furniture. Place the cord behind a secondary baseboard. Try taping the cord. Feed the cord through the wall."
article: One of the easiest ways to hide an electrical cord is by positioning it behind furniture. Try hiding an electrical cord behind a desk or dresser. You can also easily hide an electrical cord by positioning it behind a bookcase. If you need to hide cords that are close to the floor, try creating a secondary baseboard in front of your existing baseboard. You can then hide the electrical cord between the two baseboards. For example, you can create a secondary baseboard that looks like a white picket fence, position it in front of your existing baseboard, and hide the cord between the two baseboards. You can also hide an electrical cord with tape. Try using clear packing tape to affix the cord to an area that is not the focal point of the room, like the leg of a chair or the back of a table. Then run the electrical cord down the length of the leg toward the electrical outlet. If you are concerned about cords dangling from a mounted appliance, like a television or computer screen, try drilling a hole below the base of the appliance. Then drill a hole near the floor or electrical outlet and feed the cord through the holes.

Write an article based on this "Pick out granite pieces that have similar veining and coloring. Dry-fit and examine the cut edges for proper smoothness and alignment. Wipe down the granite edges with a slightly damp cloth. Apply masking tape along the edges of the 2 pieces that you're seaming."
article: Unlike man-made countertop materials, the colors and patterns of 2 pieces of granite will never match perfectly at a seam. If you're cutting the granite slabs yourself, ormore likelypicking out slabs from a supplier, take the time to identify pieces that match up as closely as possible in terms of coloring and veining. This will make the seam much less noticeable to the eye. Professional granite suppliers are usually experts at picking out pieces of granite that will create inconspicuous seams--they can often visualize the best cuts from a granite slab with just their eyes, and perhaps with the help of imaging software. Find a supplier you trust and rely on their expertise. Before you even think about adhering the pieces together, dry-fit them in place. If the seams don't line up properly or are rough, remedy the problem. Don't seam your granite until you're happy with the edges and fit. Smooth, straight, and properly aligned granite edges are the result of careful measuring and cutting with the proper saw, blade, and skill. Most DIYers don't have the tools or the skills needed to cut granite properly, so it's essential that you work with a high-quality supplier. Uneven or rough edges can be remedied, but once again it's best to rely on your supplier to make these adjustments. Grab a soft, clean, lint-free cloth and dampen it lightly with water. You don't need any special cleaners herejust plain, clean water. Wipe the edges that will be joined, along with the surrounding tops and bottoms of the granite pieces. Let them air dry before proceeding. The goal here is simply to remove any dirt or dust before adding the epoxy. Run the strips of tape along the top faces of the granite pieces, on the 2 sides that will be joined. This simple effort will make cleanup much easier down the line. Some epoxies claim that they don't stick to polished granite, meaning you shouldn't need tape. However, even in this case, it never hurts to go with the tape when you seam granite.

Write an article based on this "Cut some onions. Smear some toothpaste beneath your eyes. Trigger an eye-watering response with peppermint oil. Apply a menthol cream or wax. Use eucalyptus to get your eyes watering. Use eye drops or saline solution."
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Onions soak up sulfur from the soil when growing, and when you chop them up, you break open cells in the onion and release enzymes that mix with the sulfur. This creates an invisible gas that causes a burning sensation in your eyes, causing you to tear up without crying. Chop some onions and linger over them. Some people are more sensitive than others; you may only need to cut a little bit of the onion, or you may need to really linger. Cooked onions do not produce this effect. Refrigerated onions and onions doused with water as you cut them will also fail to make your eyes water. Sweet onions, like Vidalia onions, often don't produce as strong a watering effect in your eyes as stronger white or yellow onions. You should be careful when doing this; getting toothpaste directly in your eye will sting. However, if you rub a small amount on your lower eyelid, your eyes will try to flush the toothpaste with watering eyes. You may have to wait a few moments before your eyes respond to your application of toothpaste. Most common toothpastes should work for the purposes of making your eyes water as most toothpastes contain sodium lauryl sulfate, a known eye irritant. All natural toothpastes, or toothpastes missing the ingredient sodium lauryl sulfate, may not work as well for making your eyes water. Products that contain peppermint can cause a stinging sensation in the eyes, resulting in you tearing up. Take a small amount and apply it beneath your eye to create a watering effect. You'll have to experiment with how much peppermint oil you use. Some individuals will be more sensitive to it than others. Avoid getting the oil in your eyes, as it can create stinging, redness, and discomfort. Menthol, or compounds that contain menthol, are widely available at drug stores and are generally inexpensive. You can dab small amount of menthol cream below your eyes to cause your eyes to tear up. You might also make use of a tear stick, which is much like lip balm infused with menthol and camphor to make you tear up. Simply smear a small amount under each eye, and you should feel its effects. The compounds in eucalyptus have an invigorating effect on your body, opening sinuses, refreshing the lungs, and even flushing the eyes. A common stage trick some actors use for watery eyes needed at the beginning of a scene involves other actors blowing eucalyptus vapor gently into their eyes. This might work for you as well! While this technique won't make your eyes water for very long, it's a very effective short term measure. If you can disguise the motion of inserting eye drops or saline solution into your eye from onlookers, when you turn back, the excess solution will make it appear as though your eyes are watering. Saline solution is a liquid solution formulated to be about the same as the tears that wet your eye making this a safe and practical way of making your eyes look teary. Saline solution and eye drops can be found at most drug stores.