INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Turn off all your gas burners and allow the stove to cool down completely before cleaning. Cleaning a stove while it is hot can result in injury. Once the burners are cool, lift them away from the stove. Place them in the sink. Burners can be placed in a large bucket or wash basin if a sink is not available. Completely submerge the burners in hot water. Add a drizzle of dish soap to the water while it is running to create suds. Allow the burners to soak while you clean the stove.

SUMMARY: Allow your stove to cool. Remove the burner grates and caps. Fill the sink with hot water and dish soap.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: A complete sentence must contain a subject and a verb and be a complete thought. The subject is the person, place, or thing that the sentence is about, and the verb is the action that is being performed in the sentence. Ex: "Wanda couldn't fall asleep last night." This sentence must be strongly related to the first sentence for the semicolon to work. Ex: "She had too much on her mind." Remember to make the first letter of the second sentence lowercase. Ex: "Wanda couldn't fall asleep last night; she had too much on her mind."

SUMMARY: Write one complete sentence. Write another closely related sentence. Connect the sentences with a semicolon.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you are having trouble clearing a Eustachian tube blockage on your own, consider making an appointment with your doctor. You'll need to describe your symptoms so your doctor can advise you on the best course of action. Be sure to schedule an appointment with your doctor right away if you have a headache that continues for more than a couple days, or if there is pain associated with your Eustachian tube blockage. If you have chronic Eustachian tube blockage, you may want to talk to your doctor about the possibility of corrective tubal surgery. In severe cases, your doctor may recommend placing a pressure equalization tube (PET) in your eardrum in a fairly minor surgical procedure. This surgery is quite common in young children who have recurrent ear infections because of poor-functioning Eustachian tubes. In this minor surgery, your doctor will make a tiny incision in your eardrum that allow access to any fluid that has built up so it can be suctioned out. The incision may need to remain open for a little while to allow the swelling of the Eustachian tube lining to go down. Discuss this option with your doctor and decide if it is the right path for your treatment.

SUMMARY: Visit your doctor. Consider getting PET tubes. Get myringotomy.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Pet food manufacturers are required to tell consumers the minimum amount of protein and fat in the pet food as well as the maximum amount of fiber and moisture. Look for this information near the ingredients list. It may also be called the proximate analysis. Manufacturers of cat food also have to list the maximum percentage of ash, taurine, and magnesium. Unfortunately, you can't make a direct comparison of the protein, fat, or fiber in wet food versus dry food. This is because the moisture will skew the percentages. To compare, convert the wet food percentage to its equivalent in dry food. For example, list the protein and moisture percentages for dry food. Then subtract the moisture percent from 100. Divide the protein by this result and multiply the answer by 100 to get the adjusted protein level. Ask the veterinarian to tell you how many calories (also called kilocalories) your pet should consume during the day. This will make it easier to determine if a pet food has the right amount of calories. Locate a calorie statement on the bag that says calorie content. Keep in mind that canned food will have fewer calories per kilogram than dry food because it's also higher in moisture. Your pet's age, weight, activity level, and health all determine how many calories it needs in a day. This is why it's important to talk to the vet about a personalized calorie recommendation. Once you've found the information about how much protein, fat, and fiber are in the food, you can select a pet food that's right for your pet. For example, if you're feeding an underweight dog, choose a pet food with more calories that's also higher in fat and carbohydrates. Talk with your veterinarian about what nutritional percentages to look for when choosing a pet food. For example, a healthy average dog might need 30 to 35% protein, 35 to 45% fat, and 10 to 15% carbohydrates.

SUMMARY:
Locate the guaranteed analysis. Compare the guaranteed analysis between wet and dry pet food. Determine how many calories are in the pet food. Consider your pet's nutritional needs.