Write an article based on this "Apply toothpaste to your erasers. Scrub them with a wet cloth. Rinse them under running water and dry them in the sun."
article: A gentle, yet slightly abrasive cleanser (like toothpaste) is great for cleaning dry erase erasers. Apply a line of toothpaste to the bottom of each eraser you want to clean. Using a wet washcloth, scrub the eraser in a circular motion. Try to spread the toothpaste across the whole eraser. Be aware that the ink is likely to stain the washcloth you are using. Hold each eraser under warm running water until all ink and toothpaste is removed and the water runs clear. Then set the erasers outside in direct sunlight for 1-2 hours until they are dry.

Write an article based on this "Stretch your chest and shoulder muscles. Exercise the scalene muscles. Focus on your traps to treat chronic headaches. Stretch your levator scapula after long periods of immobility."
article: These muscles often become tight along with your neck, especially if the problem is related to bad posture. If these areas feel stiff, try this quick exercise to loosen up before the other stretches: Stand with your feet together about two feet (0.6 meters) from a corner. Raise your elbows to shoulder height, with your forearms straight above them. Lean your forearms against the two walls. Lean forward until you feel a stretch in your chest and shoulders, but do not feel pain. Support your weight mostly with your legs, not your arms. Hold for 30 to 60 seconds. These muscles extend along the side of your neck, down to your collarbone. Besides improving neck flexibility, strengthening these muscles can aid with breathing problems, since they lift the rib cage. Here's one exercise to target your scalene muscles: Sit up straight at the edge of a chair, with your chin pulled back to center your ears over your shoulders. Grip the edge of the chair with your right hand to stabilize yourself. If you need to, place your left hand over your right collarbone to keep it flat. Tilt your ear toward your left shoulder. Optionally, stretch further by raising your chin slightly, and turning your head toward your left shoulder. Hold for 3060 seconds, then repeat with the other side. The trapezius muscles over your shoulder blades are important for controlling head movements. Constant tension here may cause headaches. You can stay right in your chair to exercise these: Grip the edge of the chair again with your right hand. Rotate your head toward your left shoulder. (It's important to do this first.) Bring your chin down toward your chest. Place your left hand on top of your head and gently press toward the left shoulder. For a greater stretch, lean your torso slightly to the left as well. Hold for up to a minute, and repeat for the other side. The name of this muscles sounds like "levitate the scapula" (shoulder blade) because that's exactly what it does. Tension here is often the cause of neck pain from sitting in one position, especially if you feel a tender spot at the top of your shoulder blade. Here's how to stretch it: Stand or sit with a wall on one side. Bring the elbow nearest to the wall up above your shoulder. Rest it against the wall. Turn your head away from the wall and tuck your chin down. You should feel the back of your neck stretch. Use your free hand to pull your head slightly further in the same direction. As always, stay here for 3060 seconds before trying the other side.

Write an article based on this "Open your iPhone's Settings. Tap iCloud. Tap Photos. Slide the button next to iCloud Photo Sharing to the On position."
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This is the app with the grey gears icon, usually found on your Home Screen. You can find this at the top of the fifth set of menu options. This will allow you to view the iCloud storage options for the photos on your device. It will turn green when it is enabled. You will now be able to share and receive photo albums with any of your contacts.