INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you have a pair of swimmer's goggles or chemistry goggles that fit your face, this is one of your best bets. No onion air will be getting in there! But if they don't fit your face, you're just cutting an onion with weird glasses on, crying all the while. Be wary of the one-size-fits-all onion goggles you can find online. The odds of them fitting aren't 100%. And if you have glasses? You're better off with a different method. an, or window. This is so that the gas is pulled away from your eyes. Get to chopping on your stove and use the vent (be sure to blast it at full power) that comes up above. Or just get next to an open window or get outside and enjoy the breeze.

SUMMARY: Wear gas-tight goggles or a mask. next to a strong draught from a fume hood, fan, or window.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It's the rainbow "G" icon on your home screen (or in the app drawer). It's in the tab in the lower-right corner. It has an icon that resembles 3 dots. It's near the bottom of the More menu. It's next to an icon that resembles a gear. It's about halfway down the settings menu. It's next to an icon with different sized dots. It's the second tab at the top of the page. This displays the Google Assistant Settings. It's the first option in the "Assistant" menu. This displays a list of languages you can choose. This displays a list of languages you can choose from. This adds the language to Google Assistant. Alternatively, you can talk to Google Assistant in your choice language. It's in the upper-left corner. This returns to the Assistant menu. It's the second option below the Assistant tab. Each colored circle represents a different voice you can select for your Google Assistant. When you tap a colored circle, you will hear a sample of how the voice sounds. Tap the circle of the voice you want your Google Assistant to have.

SUMMARY: Open the Google app. Tap More . Tap Settings. Tap Google Assistant. Tap the Assistant tab. Tap Languages. Tap Add a language. Tap the language you want to add. Tap . Tap Assistant Voice. Tap one of the colored circles.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can choose a wide or narrow bangle to wrap with silk thread. Use a bangle in the material of your choice, such as wood, plastic, or metal, but the glue will stick best to plastic and wood. Circular bangles are the most common type, but if you can find a square or oval bangle, then you could wrap 1 of these with silk thread as well. Keep in mind that wider bangles take more time to wrap with thread than thin bangles do. Make sure that the bangle fits your wrist before you wrap it with the thread. You can use a single color to wrap your bangle, or you can use 2 or more different colors of thread. Thicker thread will cover more of the bangle at once than thin thread, but you can also use multiple strands if you only have thin thread. Some color combinations to try include: Teal and purple Green and gold Red, white, and blue Pink, purple, blue, green, and yellow After you have finished wrapping the bangles with silk thread, you can glue some extra items onto them if desired. Choose some colorful beads, some sparkly crystals, or shiny sequins to decorate your silk bangles. Items that are flat on the back are easier to glue onto a bangle than rounded items. You should also consider the size of the embellishment and whether or not it will fit on the bangle. Some options to try include: White crystals on a blue bangle Yellow beads on a purple bangle White beads on a red and blue bangle Rainbow color beads on a black and white bangle

SUMMARY: Select a bangle base in the desired shape, material, and width. Choose 1 or more silk threads to wrap around your bangle. Pick out some beads or gems to glue onto the finished bangle.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Place a bucket or tub underneath the hot and cold water outlets you'll be hooking up to and run some water through each. This will clear any debris that might clog your valve screens. Afterwards, make sure the faucets are turned completely off. Make sure you have enough room to navigate either to the side of the washing machine or behind it to hook up the water supplies. Most hoses only have a reach of a few inches; you may need to leave yourself room on the side to hook it up. Make sure the hot water hose is connected to the hot water faucet and the cold water hose is connected to the cold. Many hoses are color coded, with red for hot and blue for cold. Others are not marked, so it will be up to you to remember which is which when it comes time to connect to the washer. The end of the hose that has a filter screen in the coupling attaches to your faucet. If the filter screen is not yet in the hose, insert one into the coupling before attaching the hose to the wall. The screens should be included with your hoses. Turn the coupling clockwise by hand until tight. Then, with a pair of pliers, tighten the coupling by rotating it another quarter to half a turn. Do not over-tighten, as this may cause leaks. Make certain the correct hose is attached to the correct inlet. The ends of the hoses with plain rubber washers attach to the washing machine. If the couplings do not have washers in them, insert the washers first, otherwise your hose will leak. As with the screens,washers should be included with the hoses if not already inserted. Tighten the couplings as in step 3. If hoses are leaking, turn off the water and double check that your couplings are tight and correctly threaded. The drain hose should screw onto the water outlet similarly to the water hoses. With some washing machine models, you may find it is already connected, so you can skip this step. Depending on your plumbing, you'll need to feed the hose into a drain on the floor, the wall, or into a laundry sink, or there may be a rigid pipe that extends down to a floor drain. Your washer should come with accessories such as straps and/or a hook to help you secure the drain pipe. Consult the manual for your machine to learn how to use these parts correctly in conjunction with your plumbing. Make sure to leave a space of several inches between the end of the hose and the bottom of the drain or sink, otherwise your machine may siphon drained water back up the drain pipe.

SUMMARY:
Run some water through the faucets. Move the washing machine into place. Attach each of the water supply hoses to the faucets. Attach the water hoses to the hot and cold water inlets on the back of the washing machine. Turn on the water and check for leaks. Connect the drain hose to the washing machine. Run the drain hose to the drain receptacle. Plug in the washing machine and push it into place against the wall.