Write an article based on this "Sprinkle musty clothes with baking soda. Let the baking soda sit overnight. Air out the clothes outside. Repeat if necessary."
article: Items that are dry-clean only can be spruced up using baking soda. While it won't actually clean the clothes, it will absorb musty smells and make your clothes smell fresh. Cover the item with a light layer of baking soda, then place it in a sealed bag. You can use a flour sifter to evenly distribute the baking soda. If you'd rather not get baking soda on your clothes, pour baking soda into a clean sock. Tie off the open end of the sock. Place the sock in a bag with the baking soda and seal it. It may take awhile for the baking soda to completely absorb the musty smell. Place the bag and baking soda in a cool, dry place to sit overnight. Open the bag and shake off the baking soda. Use a soft brush to remove excess baking soda if necessary. Hang up the item of clothing in the sun. Let it stay outside and blow in the breeze for a few hours to finish airing out. Strong smells may require you to treat the clothing more than once. Repeat the process of sprinkling the item with baking soda, letting it sit, and airing out the clothing. If it still smells musty, you may need to have it professionally cleaned.

Write an article based on this "Water your yard less. Replace your lawn with succulents or low-water plants. Flatten your lawn with your feet or a roller. Don't buy into old wives' tales about getting rid of moles. Consider letting the mole be."
article: Moles are water creatures, and they particularly love to move into lawns that are well-watered. Damp lawns have more worms, which moles eat, and wet soil is easier for the moles to move through. If you have your sprinkler on day in and day out, you're creating the ideal habitat for moles. Try watering it once a week to make it less hospitable for the furry creatures. Who says your yard has to be filled with grass? Grass needs to be watered consistently, and earthworms love burrowing beneath it, so grassy lawns typically draw a lot of moles. If you replace your grass with cacti, moss, or another low-water groundcover, you'll save on water bills and make your yard less appealing to moles. Choose plants native to your area that don't require a lot of watering. You can also plant trees and surround them with gravel, dirt, or appropriate groundcover. This is a time-consuming method for getting rid of moles, but many say it really works. Every day, go outside and tamp down the hills with your feet. You can also use a lawn roller to do the same job. Moles will push the hills back up every time you do this for the first few weeks. Eventually, though, you'll tire them out and they'll start digging their tunnels deeper and stop pushing up your grass. Poisons, human hair, fumigation, and sound wave machines have not been proven to effectively get rid of moles. Don't waste the time and money required to try to implement these methods, among the many others that frustrated gardeners have attempted. Moles aerate yards and eat a lot of insects, making your yard healthier in the long run. If you can stand looking at the tiny volcanoes erupting across your lawn, consider coexisting instead of trying to kill the mole. Moles only live for about 3 years, so eventually the problem will take care of itself.

Write an article based on this "Avoid dramatically changing yourself just to fit in. Share your unique skills and qualities with the group. Remain open to new experiences and new friendships."
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When you start hanging out with new people, it's normal to change a little bit. But don't try to change everything about yourself just so they will like you. If you try and mimic them, then you're not offering anything unique to the group. Also, you could feel lost. In any friend group, different individuals contribute different things. Some friends crack hilarious jokes, others offer fashion advice or dream up amazing weekend adventures. If you have a skill, like skateboarding, offer to teach your friends or invite them to go with you. If you're a good listener, find ways to lend a sympathetic ear when friends get upset. Once you're included in a tight-knit group, it can be tempting to hang out exclusively with your new friends. But don't overlook opportunities to form new friendships. Remember how it felt to be on the outside and look for ways to include others!