Article: You won't be able to identify the size of the leak or effectively repair it until you remove all of the road grime, dirt and rust from the pipe around the hole. Use a steel toothed brush to scrub away the grime, being careful not to get any in your eyes. Scrub the pipe all around the leak, including the top side if you can reach it. Make sure to wear eye protection when scrubbing the piping to prevent anything from getting in your eyes. Sandpaper will remove any last bits of dirt and debris stuck to the pipe while scoring the steel surface to better stick when you apply the patch. Rub 80 or 100 grit sandpaper back and forth along the exhaust pipe around the leak you intend to seal. If you are using exhaust tape, make sure to scrub the top of the pipe as well. Roughing up the surface of the metal will create a stronger bond for the patch. Acetone will ensure the metal is clean and free of anything that could interfere with the seal created by the exhaust tape or epoxy. Acetone is the primary ingredient in nail polish remover, so you may use nail polish remover for this step if you'd rather not purchase acetone strictly for this project. Be careful not to drip acetone in your eyes or mouth while cleaning the pipe with it. You can purchase acetone in the cleaning chemicals section of many retail stores. If you are using exhaust repair tape, wrap it all the way around the part of the pipe with the leak. Continue to wrap the tape around the pipe for a few inches to either side of the leak to ensure there is a good seal. Different kinds of exhaust repair tape will require different application methods, so be sure to read the instructions before you get started. Some exhaust repair tape needs to be applied to warm pipes, so you may need to start the vehicle and let it run for a few minutes before applying. You can purchase exhaust repair tape at most auto parts stores. If you are using an epoxy to seal the leak, mix the two chemicals together using a wooden dowel. It will begin to cure immediately, so apply it directly to the leak as soon as the components are thoroughly mixed. Dab the epoxy onto the leak, then use the wooden dowel to spread it around the area. Make sure to cake the epoxy over the leak and surrounding pipe so it creates a thick film on the whole area. You may also choose to wrap the leak in exhaust repair tape after applying the epoxy. Different types of epoxy have different curing rates, so read the instructions on the package to know how long let the epoxy dry.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Scrub around the hole with a steel toothed brush. Prepare the surface of the pipe with sandpaper. Wipe acetone on the pipe around the leak. Wrap exhaust tape around the leaking portion of the pipe. Apply epoxy to the leak.

Problem: Article: Place your bowl and whisk in the freezer for 15 to 30 minutes. If you are using a stand mixer or a food processor, see if you can detach the bowl, and put it into the freezer. If you can't, then don't worry about it. Working with cold equipment prevents the whipped cream from getting too soft. Place everything, except for the strawberry puree/jam into the bowl of your mixer. Beat the ingredients together until they get soft peaks. You can use something that you bought from the store, or you can make your own. You want the color and texture to be even and consistent. If you are using a handheld mixer, be sure to scrape the bottom and sides of the bowl. At this point, your whipped cream is ready to use. It may not be perfect to your liking, however, so give it a taste, and add more sugar, cream, or puree/jam. Be sure to beat the frosting well after each addition. If it is too thin or not sweet enough, add more sugar. If you want more of a strawberry flavor, add more strawberry puree or strawberry jam. If it is too thick, add more heavy whipping cream. Use the frosting within 3 days.
Summary: Start with cold mixing equipment. Beat the cold, heavy whipping cream, vanilla extract, and granulated white sugar until soft peaks form. Add cup (80 milliliters) of chilled strawberry puree or strawberry jam. Beat everything together until stiff peaks form. Taste your whipped cream and make any necessary adjustments. Use the frosting immediately, or cover it and store it in the fridge. Finished.

It is very rare for a child to lie about sexual abuse. If your child tells you that someone abused them, or even made them uncomfortable, believe them. You should trust what they tell you even if they are talking about a family member or someone you think you know very well. Children often have better instincts than adults. This could be because they are not as worried about being polite. Listen to your child if they tell you someone gives them bad vibes. When you're talking about abuse, you don't want to scare your child. Try to keep your voice calm and friendly. Try not to raise your voice. Even if you are upset, try to play it cool. Your child will be more receptive to your words if you don't seem upset or angry. Explain to your child that they have parts of their body that are private. Teach them the proper terms for their body parts so that they can ask questions and voice concerns about touching. Let your child know that no one should touch their private parts unless it is someone providing medical care. Explain that a trusted adult should be present if they are receiving some sort of care. Tell your child that if someone asks to look at or touch their private parts they should tell a trusted adult as soon as possible. You can say, "If someone asks you if they can see your vagina, you should say no. Then go find someone like me or a teacher that you like and tell them that someone made you uncomfortable." Teach your child that no one should show them their own private parts. Say, "Other people shouldn't want you to look at their penis. If someone tries to do that say "no" and go find a grown up you trust." Let your child know that it is okay to say "no" if someone makes them uncomfortable. They can say, "No, don't do that, I don't like it." You can tell them, "It is okay to have boundaries when you are playing or when someone is trying to touch you. Let them know if you don't like what they're doing." Say, "If someone makes you scared or uncomfortable, find a grown up that you trust and tell them what happened." Talk openly about sexual abuse and sexuality. Say, "It's okay to talk to me and ask questions. Don't worry, you're not going to get in trouble if you tell me someone made you feel scared." Tell kids not to keep secrets for other adults. Let them know they should tell you if someone asks them to keep something a secret.
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Trust what your child tells you. Use a casual tone when discussing bad situations. Explain inappropriate touching. Teach your child about setting boundaries.