INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This method works for any device connected to the web, including smartphones and tablets. Do a web search for "convert XXX to jpg online" (where "XXX" is the type of file you're converting from) to browse through options. Sites like Online-Convert contain lists of all of the file types it can convert to and from. Make sure any site you choose is capable of handling your image type. Some image types, such as .RAW files, are harder to convert online due to their size. If you're using a mobile device, use Wi-Fi instead of your data plan. Image files can be huge. In your converter, find the button that says something similar to "Choose file" and locate the file you wish to convert. Note that many converters have maximum file sizes. Read through the terms or usage policy before uploading. Some converters allow you to enter a URL, which is great if your image is online. Most converters will have a dropdown menu or button to press where you can select "JPEG" or ".JPG" (these two options will do the same thing). Some converters also allow you to modify the size and quality of the file on this screen. Find the button that says "Convert" or "Save" to start the conversion. This could take several minutes. The image will either download automatically to your default download location or you'll be prompted to choose one. Once the process is complete, your image will be converted to a JPEG.

SUMMARY: Choose a web converter. Upload your image. Verify that the converter is ready to convert your file to a JPEG. Convert the image.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Green tea contains polyphenols, plant chemicals that help to neutralize the sulphur compounds released in onions and garlic. Antioxidants in green tea are also effective in combating bad breath. Milk has been shown to be effective in the fight against garlic breath. Whole milk, in particular, reduces the concentration of foul-smelling compounds in your mouth. Lemon, lime, grapefruit and cranberry juices, as well as many soft drinks, help to fight the odor-producing alliinase enzyme found in onions and garlic.

SUMMARY: Drink green tea. Have a glass of milk. Drink acidic beverages with a ph level below 3.6.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This is an especially useful method for removing small-to-medium-sized dents, and you may have more of these then you think. Examine your car carefully to find them all. Dents can typically be removed using this method if they are located on the metal panels of the trunk, hood, doors, roof, or fenders, and are not right along the edges on broad flat surfaces. To achieve the best results, use this method on shallow dents that do not contain major creases or paint damage, and that cover a surface area with a diameter of at least 3 inches (7.62 cm). You will need a hair dryer, heavy-duty or thick rubber gloves for safe handling of the dry ice or compressed air in its liquid format, aluminum foil, and either a package of dry ice or a can of compressed air. You will need some of the following: Heavy-duty insulated rubber-coated gloves. A full (or nearly full) can of compressed air. A package of dry ice. A hair dryer with adjustable temperature settings, such as "Low," "Medium," and "High," or "Cool," "Warm," and "Hot." Aluminum foil.

SUMMARY: Find your car's dents. Evaluate the dents. Obtain the materials needed to remove the dent.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: A tube of whitening toothpaste typically costs less than $10 at the drugstore or local supermarket. ADA-approved whitening toothpastes use abrasive particles to polish teeth along with chemicals that bind to stains and remove them. Studies have proven that these toothpastes are no harder on your enamel than other toothpastes. Blue covarine binds to your teeth and creates an optical illusion that makes them appear less yellow. You should see some results within two to four weeks. For increased effectiveness, follow up with whitening mouthwash.

SUMMARY:
Use whitening toothpaste if you're on a tight budget. Look for a toothpaste with the American Dental Association (ADA) seal of approval. Look for an ingredient called blue covarine in your whitening toothpaste. Brush twice per day.