Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Clip away hair from around the wound with electric clippers. Flush out the wound with warm salt water. Disinfect the wound. Dry the wound. Apply an antibiotic cream or spray safe for humans. Check the wound daily.

Answer: Once you've gotten the bleeding under control, you can start the cleaning process. If your dog has long hair, you may need to trim it away, but do so only if you can do it safely. If you don't have clippers, carefully use blunt scissors to shorten the hair, but don't try to get down to the skin with scissors, as this increases the chance of further injury. Clearing away the dog's fur will let you a good look at the wound, and will keep hair from trapping dirt or irritating the exposed flesh. Add 2 tsp of sea salt to 1 cup warm tap water, and stir until it dissolves. Fill a turkey baster or syringe (without the needle) with the mixture, then squirt it gently into the wound until it's clean. The tissue should be clear and glistening before you stop flushing the wound. If you don't have a baster or syringe, pour the water directly over the wound. If the wound is on the paw, you can soak the foot in a bowl, baking dish or small bucket for three to five minutes. Have a towel handy to dry the paw. Dilute Betadine (Povidine Iodine) or Nolvasan (Chlorhexidine) in warm water. Use this solution as a final rinse or soak. You can also use these solutions instead of saline when you're first cleaning the wound. A sterile gauze is ideal, but any clean absorbent material will be fine. Don't rub or scrub at the wound. Instead, pat it gently to avoid causing more pain or injury. Be aware that a spray might scare your dog, and may even sting for a little bit. Don't use creams and ointments if you have another option, as they might attract dirt to the wound. Furthermore, your dog will likely try to lick it off, so use those products only if you can prevent the dog from bothering the area. You can either wrap the treated area with protective gauze or use an Elizabethan collar. Be careful that you don't spray anything into the dog's eyes. Don't use ointments with steroids like hydrocortisone or betamethasone that may interfere with the wound's healing process. Use only antibiotic ointments. Do not use antifungal creams (ketoconazole, clotrimazole) unless instructed by your veterinarian. If you have any questions, call your pharmacist or vet before applying the product. If you see any signs of infection, take your dog to the vet immediately. Signs that suggest infection include a bad smell or yellow, green, or gray discharge.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Let them put on a puppet show. Decorate the tub to reflect their interests. Make the bathtub into a blank canvas. Change the color of the bath.

Answer: Bring in some bathing puppets and let your child's imagination run wild. They'll have a blast putting on a creative puppet show for you. Plus, these puppets usually double as washcloths! Pay attention to what piques their interest and let bath time reflect what they're into. If it's outer space, try using glow in the dark star stickers, green food coloring in the water, and some cosmic watercolor designs on the walls. If they're into the ocean, dye the water blue, add some aquatic bath toys, and play some sounds of the ocean over a speaker. This one might take a little creativity on your end! Let your kids have free reign of the tub with art supplies. Since the mess doesn't leave the tub, it makes for a simple cleanup. Some easy supplies are: Watercolors Crayons Craft foam Use food coloring to make the bath blue, orange, green, pink, or whatever your child's favorite color is. Commercial colored fizzy bath tablets made just for kids' baths are also fun. Doing a quick Google search can bring up some good results.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Fill the bottom 23in (5.17.6cm) of the window well with gravel. Pack dirt around the outside of the well until you fill the hole. Secure a cover on top of the well to prevent anything from getting inside.

Answer: Pour the gravel around the inside and outside of your window well, and pack it down with the bottom of your shovel. Spread the gravel evenly over the area so you have a 23in (5.17.6cm) layer at the bottom of the hole. Make sure the layer of gravel is lower than the window sill or else it could leak into your home. The gravel will help improve the window well's drainage so water doesn't pool up or flood into your basement. Use the dirt you originally dug up around the side of your home to fill in the hole. Pour about 1 foot (30cm) of dirt along the outside of the well, and press it down with your foot to pack it tightly. Continue alternating between adding 1 foot (30cm) of dirt and tamping it down so the soil around the well is tightly packed. Leave the top 23 inches (5.17.6cm) of the window well exposed so water and dirt can't leak into it. If you can't fit your foot in the hole to pack the dirt in, use a hoe or a tamper to press the dirt down. Get a window well cover that matches the size of your window well and place it over the opening. If you want the cover permanently installed, make holes in your foundation with a hammer drill and a masonry bit before securing the cover in place with anchors. If you don't want it permanently installed, lay a heavy piece of wood or rock on top of the cover so it doesn't blow away. You can buy window well covers from your local hardware or home improvement stores. You don't need to put on a window well cover if you don't want one.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open the PhotoGrid app. Tap Skip. Tap +. Tap Edit. Tap Give Access. Tap OK. Tap a photo. Tap your photo once. Tap Horizontal Flip. Tap Save.

Answer:
This app is the red, blue, green, and yellow collage of boxes. You'll need to download it from the App Store first if you haven't already done so. It's in the top right corner of the screen. This option is at the bottom of the screen. It's the top middle option. It's in the middle of the screen. Doing so will grant PhotoGrid access to your Photos. Doing so will open it in "Edit" mode. To change the photo location, tap Moments, Albums, or Camera at the top of the screen. Doing this will bring up a list of photo editing options at the bottom of the screen. It's on the bottom of the screen. Doing so will mirror your photo along the vertical axis. You can also tap Vertical Flip to turn the photo upside-down. It's in the top right corner of the screen. Your photo will save directly to the All Photos album in your Photos app. The free version of PhotoGrid places a watermark in the bottom right corner of your picture. You can either crop this out or pay for the full version to get rid of it.