In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Use a paper towel to clean up the urine spot. If the spot is dry, then wet it with clean water and dab the area with a paper towel. of dish soap and 2 cups (470mL) of cool water on a clean, white cloth. Use hydrogen peroxide or vinegar to blot any remaining stain, then blot up excess moisture with a dry cloth."|}} Green dish detergents are recommended for spot cleaning recent pet urine accidents. Put a dollop of green dish detergent on a wet paper towel. Blot the area with the soapy towel to clean up the urine. While the carpet is still wet, pour a layer of baking soda over it. The baking soda may get damp, but that is okay. The baking soda and soap will need several hours to work. If you're working on a small spot, cover it with paper towels while it treats. Don't remove the baking soda. It's normal for the area to foam as the baking soda and vinegar react to each other. This reaction between the two substances helps remove the bad smell. You can also clean the area with a mixture of water, white vinegar, and baking soda. Simply mix one cup (237 milliliters) of water, one cup (237 milliliters) of vinegar, and two tablespoons (30 milliliters) of baking soda into an empty spray bottle. This cleaner has a shelf life of 2-3 months. If the smell still lingers, hydrogen peroxide can be applied to the urine spot; however, you should test it on your carpet in a hidden area first as it can discolor carpet. Products that use enzymes to break down the smell are commercially available and require no extra cleanup. Monitor the vinegar as it treats the carpet. Make sure that your pets and/or children are kept away from it. If you're using hydrogen peroxide, it should sit for 10-15 minutes. Wipe away the remaining baking soda and blot the area dry. Once it's dry, smell the carpet to determine if the smell remains. If it does, then you may have to use a carpet steam cleaner. If your carpet pad is soaked with urine, then you may have to replace it to get rid of the smell. If you have a lot of set-in pet odors, you may need to treat the entire carpet with a carpet cleaner, such as a Green Machine or a Rug Doctor. You can use a commercial odor removing cleaner, or you can mix your own cleaner with white vinegar and water. Run the cleaner over the entire carpet and then let it dry. You may need to make several passes to get out the odor. If you have set in odors, an enzymatic cleaner can help deactivate the odor-causing bacteria. You simply soak the carpet in your cleaning and let it dry, so they're easy to use.
Summary: Soak up any remaining wetness. Apply a green dish detergent. Coat the spot with baking soda. Allow it to sit overnight. Spray white vinegar onto the dried urine spot. Allow the white vinegar to sit for five minutes. Soak up the cleaning agents with a soft cloth. Use a carpet steam cleaner.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you aren't signed into iCloud on your iPad or don't have Find My iPad enabled, or you have never synced to iTunes, you can use Recovery Mode to restore your disabled iPad. This will delete all of the data. If iTunes is not installed, you can download it from apple.com/itunes/download. You do not need to have previously synced with the computer to use Recovery Mode. The Power button can be found along the the top edge on the right side. The Home button is in the center at the bottom. You'll see the screen go dark and then the Apple logo appear. Keep holding both buttons. You'll see the iTunes logo and a USB cable appear on the iPad's screen. This means the iPad is in Recovery Mode. You can now release the buttons. You'll see this option in the window that appears when the iPad enters Recovery Mode. This may take a few minutes. You'll see a progress bar underneath the Apple logo on the iPad's screen. Follow the prompts to set up your iPad as if it were new. If you have a previous backup available in iCloud, you can restore from it during the setup process.
Summary: Connect your iPhone to any computer via USB. Open iTunes. Press and hold the Power and Home buttons. Hold both buttons as the iPad force restarts. Continue holding both buttons until the iTunes logo appears. Click Restore in iTunes. Wait for the restore process to complete. Start the iPad setup process. Restore from a backup (if possible).

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Leaving the refrigerator door open lets the cold air out, meaning your fridge has to work harder to maintain its inside temperature. Also, try to remember that oven-baked foods will cook more quickly and evenly if you can avoid opening the oven door repeatedly to check on the food. Try to pull everything you need from the refrigerator in one go. Use an oven timer for help with preheating, checking on your food, and remembering to turn the oven off. Putting frozen items in the refrigerator to thaw is safer than thawing them on the counter. Frozen foods also help to keep the interior of your fridge nice and chilly as the cold seeps into the surrounding air. Thawing foods like meat or casseroles all the way will reduce their cooking time once you're ready to start. If you're only using a small saucepan to cook with, put it on the smallest burner. Using a larger burner will allow heat to escape into the room, and does not cook your food any faster. This can be especially helpful around the holidays or if you enjoy baking large batches of pies or cookies. You can also turn off the oven before the end of the specified cooking time; the residual heat will continue to cook the food for several minutes. It'll boil faster that way, and keep steam heat from escaping into your kitchen. If you boil water every day, an electric kettle can save time and energy because they heat up very quickly. For speed and convenience, many people try cooking meals where all the ingredients can be cooked together in one pot. Soups, pasta dishes, and rice-based dishes are great examples of recipes that can be made using only one pot. This may require cooking in stages, i.e., browning the meat, boiling the pasta, and then finally combining all ingredients in the pot to finish the cooking together. Once your pot has reached the boiling point, turning the heat down will save energy by allowing the heat trapped inside the pot to do most of the cooking. Leaving your soup to boil increases the possibility of scorching food at the bottom of the pot, so lowering the heat can have more than one benefit. Cooking outdoors is a great summer pastime, but you can grill year-round if the weather permits. Cooking over an open fire or charcoal grill won't add a dime to your energy bills, and you can cook large amounts of food for use throughout the week.
Summary:
Open the refrigerator or oven door only when absolutely necessary. Thaw frozen foods in the refrigerator. Match the size of the pot to the stove top element. Optimize your preheated oven by cooking several items in a row. Use a lid when boiling a pot of water. Try one-pot cooking. Put soups and stews on simmer. Use a charcoal grill outdoors.