INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Depending on where and what you're shipping, your shipment may be subject to restrictions on size, amount or weight. Some products might not even be allowed in the country you're shipping to. Some restrictions are represented by a country's laws, whereas others are imposed by shipping services. It's important to check with your local postal service to determine these restrictions. Restrictions aren't always obvious. For example, Vietnam doesn't allow the importation of calendars. It's always better to check rather than assuming there are no restrictions on your shipment. Customs documents are required whenever goods cross borders. The form itself will vary depending on the destination country, but almost all need information on the sender, recipient, and the shipment itself. The form will usually need you to specify what you're shipping and its value. This is to determine if any customs or duty fees apply to your shipment. Your local postal service will usually have the customs forms you need on hand, and are usually able to help you complete them. Be as specific as you can when describing the contents of your shipment. Some custom documents need to be placed in your shipment, while others need to be stuck on the outside, somewhere visible. Make sure you know which is needed, so you'll know how to include it in your shipment. It's important to know these fees ahead of time, so you can factor them into your budget or charge them to your recipient. A quick google search including the destination for your shipment can help you find online databases or calculators to figure out these fees. If your package ends up being held at customs, border agents may want to contact the recipient. You may also want to get in touch with your recipient throughout the shipping process if there are any issues. Get the recipient's phone number and email address and doublecheck them for any typos or mistakes. This is especially important if you're shipping commercial goods or ship across borders regularly. A customs broker will serve as a liaison between you and the customs authorities in the destination country. They not only can help make sure your shipment abides by all applicable laws and regulations, but they can help you determine duty and other fees.

SUMMARY: Check shipping restrictions. Fill out necessary customs documents. Place your custom documents in the correct spot. Research customs and duty costs. Make sure the recipient's contact information is accurate. Consider hiring a customs broker.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Use a household small dustpan brush to do this. Check the strength of the canvas before doing this though. Strong canvas in good shape will be okay, such as that used for overhead sail cloths but finer and older canvas may be weaker and pressure washing could break the fibers. A hose wash without the pressure attachment but putting a finger over the end of the hose to produce a stronger spray may be better for more delicate canvas. Mix 2 liters/1/2 gallon of warm water to 1/4 cup of liquid soap. Gently rub it over the stain to lift. If the canvas is removable, such as seat cushion covers, remove and wash in the washing machine using the mild liquid laundry soap. {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/thumb\/b\/ba\/Clean-Bird-Droppings-off-Canvas-Furniture-Step-9Bullet1.jpg\/v4-460px-Clean-Bird-Droppings-off-Canvas-Furniture-Step-9Bullet1.jpg","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/b\/ba\/Clean-Bird-Droppings-off-Canvas-Furniture-Step-9Bullet1.jpg\/aid765458-v4-728px-Clean-Bird-Droppings-off-Canvas-Furniture-Step-9Bullet1.jpg","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":345,"bigWidth":"728","bigHeight":"546","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>License: <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https:\/\/creativecommons.org\/licenses\/by-nc-sa\/3.0\/">Creative Commons<\/a><br>
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Summary: Brush off the droppings to remove anything that will come off easily. Pressure wash the bird droppings stain off the canvas furniture. Apply a mild liquid laundry soap suitable for delicates or baby clothes on the stain. Wash off with the pressure washer or hose again.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Plastic wrap will help keep the moisture in the tray for longer and create a humid environment that promotes germination. Leave small openings on the sides of the tray so air can still circulate to your seeds. You can also purchase a humidity dome from a gardening store for the same effect. If the dome has an air vent, keep it open for air flow. The cells will soak up water from the tray so you do not have to water your seeds from the top. Check the levels of the water in the tray daily. Fill the tray back to 12 inch (13mm) of water when levels are below 18 inch (3.2mm) deep. If you overfill the tray, the roots of your seedling may become waterlogged and develop rot. Sunlight is not essential for seeds to grow, but it will not hurt them either. Keep the tray in the warmest area of your home. The soil temperature should stay above 65F (18C) for most plants to successfully germinate. Soil temperature can be measured with a soil thermometer placed at the same depth as the seeds. Once you see sprouts in your cells, move your tray to a windowsill or an area with about 6 hours of indirect sunlight. Remove the plastic wrap or humidity cover so your seedlings can get full exposure to the light. Turn your tray 180 every other day so your seedlings do not grow crooked. You can also keep seedlings under grow lamps so the plants will grow evenly.

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Cover the tray with plastic wrap. Fill the flat tray with 12 inch (13mm) of distilled water. Store the tray in a warm area. Move the tray to a sunlit area once seedlings sprout and uncover them.