In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Some people have had success with this method, and others advise against it. If you are having a tough time adjusting to the Sisterlock wash cycle, fill up a small spray bottle with 10-15 drops of witch hazel. Then, fill the rest of the bottle full of water. Shake up the bottle gently to mix the products, and apply it directly to your scalp whenever it is itchy. For the first few weeks or months, expect your scalp to be rather itchy as it adjusts to the locks. Your scalp may have excess build-up since you are only washing it a few times a month. You do not have to wash out the witch hazel. You can also try a spritz of distilled or filtered water if your consultant advises against witch hazel. If your hair is short, simply place a silk or satin bonnet over your hair. Stretch the elastic over your head, and release it when all of your hair is over. If your hair is long, you can bundle and braid it, then wrap a silk scarf around your head. This protects your hair as you sleep, keeping it soft and preventing breakage. To wrap your hair in a scarf, place the scarf across the top of your head. Gather the ends of the scarf at the back of your head, and secure the scarf with 2 knots to keep it in place. Then, twist the ends several times so it does not come undone. Pull the end of the scarf across your forehead, and tuck it underneath the scarf near your eyebrow. You can also use a silk or satin pillowcase to avoid breakage and tangles. Sisterlocks will lose their tightly coiled shape if you use heating tools, such as a blow dryer or diffuser. Instead of using these tools to dry or style your hair, let your hair air-dry instead. After you've had your braids for 6 months, you can use low heat on your Sisterlocks. Set your curling or straightening iron on the lowest setting. If you use product in your hair before they are at least 6 months old, it can mess up the overall look and shape of your coils. Forego the products until your stylist tells you it is safe to use them. Depending on your hair type, they may advise you not to use any additional products. If they say it's safe to use products on your hair, use a dime-size amount of a natural olive oil or coconut oil conditioning lotion to smooth away any frizz or stray hairs. Pat the leave-in conditioner over your hair starting at the crown of your head and working toward the ends. Avoid using oils, waxes, and gels, as they will weigh down your hair. If you just got your Sisterlocks put in, you should book your retightening appointment with your stylist before you leave the first appointment. Typically, this is scheduled 3-4 weeks after your locks are completed. If you've had your locks for over 1 month, schedule a retightening appointment with your stylist every 3-4 months or as needed. During the retightening session, your consultant locks your new growth as well as re-tightens the rest of your locks. If your ends are loosening, they can tighten them at this time. As another option, you can learn to tighten your Sisterlocks yourself by taking a course to learn the technique. Ask your consultant about courses in your area or search online.
Summary: Ask your consultant about using diluted witch hazel to cleanse your scalp if it gets itchy. Wrap your Sisterlocks in a silk or satin scarf when you go to sleep. Avoid using heating styling tools on your Sisterlocks. Do not use products in your hair for at least 6 months. Ask your consultant about using a leave-in conditioner after 6 months if your hair is fuzzy. Get your locks tightened after 3 weeks initially, then every 3 months.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If the company who sent them to you won't take them back, inquire at businesses that do lots of shipping if they will take your packing peanuts. Moving companies might also agree to take them. UPS stores in many areas will gladly take these peanuts off your hands. Ask your friends and family if they have any use for packing peanuts. If anyone you know is moving or ships a lot of items, they may need these peanuts for their own uses. Sites like Craigslist are great for getting rid of things you don't need. Post an ad saying you have free packing peanuts for whoever will come pick them up. Just be wary of scams; you may wish to meet the person who'd like to get the packing peanuts at a location other than your home. Schools and centers are often grateful to receive free items. Ask a local school or community center if they could use packing peanuts for craft projects or even for shipping.
Summary: Donate them to shipping companies. Give them to friends. Post an ad online. Give them to a nearby school or community center.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The Grub menu appears right after you turn on the computer. In most cases, it only stays on the screen for a few moments. If you don't press E before the Grub menu disappears, reboot and try again. This method works for most popular Linux distributions (Ubuntu, CentOS 7, Debian). There are many distributions of Linux, some more obscure than others. If you're not able to get to single-user mode with this method, check your distribution's website for instructions specific to your system. Use the and keys to do so. This is the line you'll need to modify in order to boot into single-user mode. In CentOS and some other distributions, the line may begin with linux16 rather than linux. Use the , , , and keys to place the cursor right after ro. The end of the line should now look like this:ro init=/bin/bash. Note the space between ro and init=/bin/bash. This tells the system to boot directly to a root-level command prompt in single-user mode. This mounts the file system in read-write mode. Since booting into single-user mode gives you root access, there's no need to pass additional parameters to the passwd command. The characters you type won't be displayed on the screen. This is normal. When the system confirms you've re-entered the same password, you'll see a message that reads "password updated successfully." This command reboots the system normally.
Summary:
Restart your computer. Press E at the Grub menu. Scroll to the line that begins with linux /boot. Move the cursor to the end of the line. Type init=/bin/bash after ro. Press Ctrl+X. Type mount o remount,rw / at the prompt and press Enter. Type passwd at the prompt and press Enter. Type a new root password and press Enter. Retype the new password and press Enter. Type reboot f and and press Enter.