Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Protect marble from scratches. Wipe the marble dry.

Answer: Don't set sharp-edged objects directly on marble. If you have marble floors, use padding under chair and table legs. Use coasters and mats on marble countertops to protect them from glasses and appliances. Don't leave pools of water to try on marble countertops or floors, as this could end up leaving a stain. Use a second dry, soft cloth to dry the surfaces after they're clean.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Prepare the necessary equipment and space for gutting a trout. Use the kitchen sink if you want to gut the trout in the kitchen. Prepare a cleaning station if you're going to gut the trout outside. Catch the trout.

Answer: Decide if you want to gut the fish outside or at home in your kitchen. Make sure that you have the following: Sharp knives Access to water Cutting board Clean the sink thoroughly. Prepare a cutting board for gutting the fish. Consider going outside if you want to keep the fish smell out of the house. Keep the area clean by using a hose. Use a bench or other flat surface as your cutting board. Make sure to get all of the necessary equipment: a rod, hooks, a fishing line, split shot weights and a net. Find a river with trout by looking at local and state parks. Pick a river where trout naturally appear or a river stocked with trout. Be aware that rivers with naturally reproducing trout populations sometimes have stricter tackle and bait restrictions. Get fishing bait. Check the bait restrictions wherever you plan to fish. Use one of the following: worms, crickets, grasshoppers, salon roe or corn kernels. Find a spot upstream to increase your chances of catching a trout. Look for an easily accessible clearing on the shoreline. Try to find a spot with slow moving patches of deep water or converging currents. Bait your hook and cast your rod. Find out how to catch a trout here: How to Catch a Brown Trout in the Winter. Set the hook in the trout by quickly jerking the rod tip up. Reel in slowly and keep the rod tip above your head. Scoop the fish up with your net once you've brought the fish to the shore. Keep the trout that you want to eat. Release the other fish back into the river.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Contact your doctor if the symptoms get worse. Use an antihistamine. Take a diuretic. Change medications.

Answer: If the swelling doesn't go down within two to three days or the symptoms get worse, contact your doctor. There could be an infection or more serious condition causing the inflammation. If you feel any numbness or tingling on your face, experience any vision problems, or notice any pus or other signs of infection, go to the doctor. The facial swelling may be due to an allergic reaction. You can try taking an over-the-counter antihistamine to see if that helps. If that doesn't help, go to the doctor. They can diagnose the underlying cause and prescribe stronger antihistamines. They may prescribe oral or topical antihistamines. Some facial swelling, especially that caused by edema, can be treated by medications that help rid your body of excess fluids. Your doctor may prescribe you a diuretic, which will help release fluid in your body through urine. Sometimes, medications such as prednisone that you take may lead to swelling, which can occur in the face. Talk to your doctor about the medications that you take. If your doctor suspects that is the cause, they will change your medication.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Empty out your shower. Rinse away any loose dirt and debris. Ventilate the room.

Answer:
Remove all bottles, soap, razors, and accessories from your shower. Wipe down the items to remove any grime that may be transferred back into the shower, especially mildew. Mildew on the bottom of the bottles can immediately rub back onto your freshly clean shower surfaces. If you have any empty or worn-out items, throw them away. If you have a shower curtain, it's best to take it down and clean it. A pre-rinse will ensure that you do not accidentally grind dirt or debris into the surface of your tub. It also allows the cleaning product to work directly on the stuck-on grime. Open the bathroom door to prevent the fumes and moisture from building up. Then turn on your fan. If you have a window in your bathroom, open it as well. While you'll be using a natural cleaning solution, it's still strong and will release fumes that you'll want to air out.