Q: Though linoleum and vinyl flooring are fairly cheap compared to flooring options like hardwood and tile, you still won't want to spend any more money on your flooring project than necessary. Figuring out how much linoleum your project calls for beforehand can prevent you from wasting money on excessive flooring material and save you the hassle of having to run back to the hardware store if you don't have enough. For most projects, the easiest way to do this is simply to use an online calculator. Though online calculators will vary, most (including the one above) simply require you to input the length and width of your floor section (or sections) to receive a total estimate. For floor sections that are square or rectangular, you'll only need one length and width, but for a differently-shaped area of floor, you'll need to divide your square into rectangular sections and find a length and width for each to get an accurate total. You don't need to use a calculator to figure out how much linoleum you need it's also pretty easy to find this amount by hand. Use one of the equations below to determine exactly how much linoleum is necessary for your project depending on whether you're buying sheet linoleum by the yard or tiled linoleum. Keep in mind that, regardless of the equation you use, your floor area value will be the length of your floor times its width (for each rectangular section of floor). For sheet linoleum: (Floor area)/9 = # of Square yards of linoleum needed For 9-inch tiles: (Floor area)/0.5626 = # of 9-inch linoleum tiles needed For 12-inch tiles: (Floor area) = # of 12-inch linoleum tiles needed As with all home improvement projects, it's a smart use of your time to buy just a little extra when you're shopping for linoleum flooring. Just as you might buy extra concrete when pouring a new driveway, buying extra linoleum gives you the ability to correct for small mistakes you might make and also accounts for minor errors you may have made during the process of calculating the amount of linoleum you need. In addition, extra linoleum can be stored almost indefinitely and used to patch minor damage to your floor, line the bottom of cabinets under your sink, and for a variety of other home-improvement projects.
A: Use an online calculator. Calculate your amount by hand. Buy a little bit more than you think you need.

Article: You will use some air for priming and testing your sprayer, so let it build up pressure while you get your paint ready. The compressor should have a regulator to allow you to set the pressure for the sprayer correctly; otherwise, fluctuations will occur as the pressure rises and falls while you are spraying. The exact amount will vary depending on your sprayer, so look at the manual (or the equipment itself) for details. Make sure it is tight; you may want to wrap the threads with Teflon tape to insure an airtight seal. This does not apply if your sprayer and hose are equipped with quick connect couplings. (This is the reservoir attached to the bottom of your spray gun.) Use just enough to submerge the siphon tube in it. This is usually the lower of two screws above the handle (pistol grip) of the sprayer. Aim the nozzle into a waste bucket and squeeze the trigger. It usually takes a few seconds for the sprayer system to prime with liquid, so at first, only air will come out of the nozzle. After a moment, you should get a flow of paint thinner. If no thinner comes out of the nozzle, you may have to disassemble the sprayer to check for stoppages or loose seals in the siphon tube assembly. A funnel helps, here, so you can return it to the original container. Mineral spirits and turpentine (two common thinners) are flammable solvents, and should only be stored in their original containers.
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Turn on the air compressor. Adjust the regulator on the compressor to between 12 and 25 PSI (pounds per square inch). Attach the air hose coupling to the sprayer. Pour a small amount of paint thinner into the paint cup. Open the metering valve slightly. Prime the sprayer. Empty the spray cup of any remaining thinner.

Problem: Article: Through the first season of growth, ensure that all plants are evenly wateredthis promotes proper rooting. In terms of frequency, this depends on location. For sunny spots, daily watering is ideal. For the first season, deep, infrequent watering is preferable. Skip watering on wet, rainy days. Use pruning shears to cut any damaged, dead, or dying leaves back to the node located right before the damaged region. Keep as many branches with closed buds as possible, as this will ensure your vinca minor can continue sprouting. Cutting back your vinca minor is not necessary, and should be reserved for situations where growth is becoming invasive. Cuttings left from pruning can be used for propagating more plants. Although periwinkles are robust and thus very resistant to pests and diseases, they are vulnerable under certain circumstances. For example, rust (known for causing round, black-brown spots) can infest at locations that have high humidity and requires pesticide treatment. Grey leaf spot disease can be spotted by its brown patches, and at early stages it can be fought by removing affected parts of the plant. Remove rust with chemical agents or remove affected plants completely. Plant parts affected with grey spot should be removed immediately. Always make sure plants are spaced enough for adequate air circulation and your planting region is not too humid.
Summary: Water your plants until they are moist, but not soggy. Prune vinca minor in the spring to prevent invasion. Combat rust and grey leaf spot disease using pesticides or selective removal.

Q: From the Home screen, you can make a new playlist by tapping Music > Playlists. Swipe your fingers on the touch screen to select the "Music" icon. Tap an icon on your iPod Nano to open it. If you touch and hold the screen, you will automatically return to the Home screen of your device. Pressing and holding any of the icons will allow you to rearrange them. Using two fingers, flick down to bring up the option to add songs. Tap Add. This will bring up a selection of categories. You can add songs, albums, and even podcasts to your iPod Nano playlist. After selecting a category, tap the items you want to add to your playlist. Swipe left to keep building your playlist. When you've added everything you want to your playlist, tap Done. Don't tap Done until you're finished. Once your playlist is saved, you can't add any content, you can only delete it. Your new playlist is saved as "New Playlist 1," until you sync with iTunes. When your playlist is copied to your computer, you can change the name. Go to Music > Playlists and find the playlist you want to edit. Flick down and tap Edit to bring up the option to delete the song. Tap Delete to remove the song from your playlist. When you finish deleting items from your playlist, tap Done. To delete the entire playlist, tap Playlists, flick down to Edit, and tap Delete next to the playlist you want to delete.
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Create a new playlist. Add songs. Keep adding content to your playlist. Delete a song from your playlist.