Problem: Article: If you're washing dishes by hand, dry stainless steel immediately rather than letting it air dry. Standing water prevents the stainless steel from producing a layer of chromium oxide that normally prevents rust from forming. Exterior stainless steel is more resilient and water will evaporate from the heat of the sun. WD-40 not only acts as a method of cleaning watermarks or fingerprints, but it also helps prevent the marks in the future. Spray it evenly across the stainless steel and buff it with a clean towel. WD-40 is petroleum based and is not safe for consumption. Clean the area with soapy water after you apply WD-40 if you're using it in the kitchen. Protectants like Everbrite coatings add an extra layer of protection to your stainless steel so doesn't stain in the future. Paint the coating onto the steel completely and let it dry for 1-2 hours. Apply 2 coats for maximum protection. Pour the protectant into a metal or glass container, but not a plastic one.
Summary: Wipe away standing water as soon as possible. Spray WD-40 over the area. Apply a clear coating with a sponge brush.

Problem: Article: Manufacturers choose packaging that keeps bacteria out, maintaining the meat's freshness. As soon as you remove the original packaging, you expose the meat to bacteria, increasing the potential for spoilage. The packaging must be leak-proof. Check the turkey over before buying it. Avoid any turkeys with punctured or leaky packaging. At this temperature, the bird remains completely frozen. Freezing a turkey is the best way to retain its quality and freshness until you're ready to use it. If you don't plan on using the turkey right away, keep it on ice. Fresh turkeys are safe to store in the freezer, including hunted ones. If the turkey isn't already packaged, wrap it tightly in aluminum foil or plastic wrap. Put it in an airtight bag and store it for up to a year. Vacuum sealed bags are the best way to keep turkeys fresh. If this isn't an option, put the wrapped turkey into a large bag, such as a garbage bag, and push the air out before tying it up tightly. Whole turkeys last an entire year, but turkey parts tend to not last as long. Parts like wings and drumsticks stay fresh for about 9 months in their proper packaging. Ground turkey is best when used within 3 to 4 months. Technically, turkey can be stored indefinitely in the freezer. After about a year, turkey begins losing quality. Some turkeys last longer, while others take on freezer burn or odors from the freezer. These turkeys do not require thawing. When you're ready to use them, heat them up in the oven according to the instructions on the packaging. Make sure whole pre-stuffed turkeys have been inspected and certified by your national government as safe for consumption. Proof of certification will be on the packaging.
Summary: Keep the turkey in its packaging from the store. Store uncooked turkeys in a freezer below 0F (18C). Wrap fresh turkeys up before storing them in the freezer. Store the turkey for up to 1 year for maximum freshness. Preserve frozen pre-stuffed turkeys in the freezer before cooking.

Problem: Article: To get the ultimate look from your at-home gel nails, start with the ultimate blank nail. Take the time to cut, file, and shape your nails. Before you cut them, decide what shape you want. Cut the basic shape and then file the tips. Finally, finish shaping by rounding the surface of your nails with a buffer. You can create round, square, pointy, almond, or oval nails. Because gel nails are based off of your nails, this is when you shape your nails. It is not like applying acrylic nails that can be shaped during/after application.
Summary: File and shape your nails.

Problem: Article: In most cities, the local government's trash-management department coordinates curbside pickups for oversized pieces of trash (including furniture) that do not fit in dumpsters. Contact the relevant city office, and ask when they can pick up your furniture. Then, set the furniture on the curb in front of your house or apartment. To find the best furniture-disposal method in your city, use the website: https://www.wayfair.com/furniture-disposal-guide. Input your location, and contact the organization that the website suggests. While curbside pickups are typically free, they're also infrequent. Cities may only facilitate curbside pickup as little as once per year. Most counties have a trash dump or landfill that accepts oversized pieces of trash, like furniture. Additionally, many charitable foundations and thrift stores also accept dropped-off furniture. Be aware, though, that you'll need to arrange transportation for the furniture yourself, as these drop-off locations do not pick up furniture. If you live in a rural area, this may be a better approach for disposing of furniture than a curbside pickup. To find a drop-off location, search online for "bulk trash drop-off in [your] county." Residents of the city or county in which the drop-off location is located can typically drop furniture off for free. These companies work like conventional trash-pickup organizations, except that they specialize in picking up large objects, including furniture. Be aware that these companies schedule pickups, so you'll need to work out a date and time when the workers can come by to pick up the furniture. Companies that dispose of bulk waste include Bagster and 1-800-Got-Junk. To find additional bulk waste disposal companies near you, search online for "bulk waste disposal near me." Based on the location of your residence, the pickup service can cost between $120 and $640 USD. If you're gutting a house or apartment building and know you'll have many pieces of furniture, you can rent your own dumpster. These are typically rented for a period of 1 week. Look around online to find a dumpster rental company. Depending on the size of the dumpster that you rent, and where you live, the rental can cost between $120 and $1,400 USD. You can fill the dumpster with as much furniture as you like, as long as it doesn't overflow the top. The dumpster rental company will pick up the dumpster once it's full, and dispose of the contents.
Summary:
Schedule a curbside pickup with your city for an easy option. Take furniture to a drop-off location if your city doesn't offer pickups. Contact a company that disposes of bulk waste if your city can't help. Rent a dumpster if you're going to dispose of many pieces of furniture.