Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Try vinegar. Use olive oil. Apply petroleum jelly or hair styling gel. Try using mayonnaise. Wash your hair with dish soap after using these methods.

Answer: If you don't want to tell your parents you have lice, the easiest treatment options involve using items from your own kitchen. Keep in mind home remedies don't work as well as medical treatments and may not be effective. However, you should start with at home treatments if you want to hide your lice from your parents. Vinegar, which your parents may have in the kitchen, is sometimes successful in removing head lice. Vinegar may dissolve some of the glue that lice use to attach their nits or eggs to your head. If you apply vinegar to your hair prior to brushing, you may end up removing some of the lice with your comb. Apply enough vinegar to your hair to get it thoroughly wet. Then, use a small, fine-toothed comb to comb out your hair. Look for lice or lice eggs as you go. Lice are small brown-colored bugs. Lice eggs are small and round and coffee-colored. Soak any comb you use remove lice in soapy water for an hour. If you don't have an hour, dispose of the comb. Place the comb in a plastic bag and throw it away in an outdoor garbage can. Olive oil, which your parents may use for cooking, can work by smothering lice. When applied to the scalp, olive oil may plug the lungs of lice and cause them to die. Apply olive oil to your hair. Use enough that your hair is covered in olive oil, the way it might be when using leave-in conditioner. In order for this method to be most effective, you must keep the olive oil on overnight under a shower cap. This may be difficult if you're trying to hide your lice from your parents. There are some ways you can use this method without your parents knowing you have lice. You could say you heard olive oil is good for the hair and that a friend at school is trying this method. Or, you could wait until your parents are asleep, apply the olive oil cap, and then set an alarm so you wake up before your parents to remove it. Your parents may have petroleum jelly or hair styling gel somewhere in the bathroom cabinet. Both of these substances may kill lice by smothering them. Much like the olive oil method, you should coat your hair with gel or petroleum jelly and then put on a shower cap. As with the olive oil method, you can claim you've heard this is good for your hair or wait until they go to bed to put on the gel or jelly. Keep in mind petroleum jelly is very difficult to remove. Give yourself extra time to shower in the morning after using this method. You may have to shampoo and condition your hair more than once to get out petroleum jelly. Mayonnaise is another home remedy that may be effective for removing lice. Much like the using hair gel, petroleum jelly, or olive oil you'll need to apply mayonnaise to your scalp, put a shower cap over it, and then leave it on overnight. Apply enough mayonnaise that your hair is thoroughly coated, working it into your scalp in order to smother the lice. You'll have to once again think of an excuse for wearing the cap to keep your parents from becoming suspicious. People who use this method often report that full fat mayonnaise works best. Dish soap does not kill lice. However, it's more effective at removing things like olive oil and mayonnaise from your hair after treatment. If you don't want your parents to get suspicious, you can put dish soap in an old bottle of the shampoo you use. You can also hide a small bottle of dish soap in the bathroom and take it out when you shower.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Fold the scarf in half loosely.

Answer: This fold, which looks a little like a hair braid, is a space-saving, visually appealing way to store scarves on an ordinary coat hanger. To start, all you need to do is fold the scarf in half. However, unlike above, you don't need to align the edges with each other a loose fold will do, as long as there's about the same amount of material on either side of the fold.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Stick to a single clef when you practice. Study the music before you play it. Tap your foot while reading the music to understand the rhythm. Set the music in front of you and sit at your piano. Touch the black keys to correctly position your hands.

Answer: The treble clef and bass clef are the most widely used clefs in sheet music. The position of the notes on the sheet music are different depending on the clef. Become good at sight reading music that uses one clef before moving onto a different clef. The treble clef looks like , while the bass clef looks like a giant apostrophe with a colon . From bottom to top, the notes on a treble clef staff are E, G, B, D, and F. From bottom to top, the notes on a bass clef staff are G, B, D, F, and A. As you read the music, imagine the melody and rhythms in your head. Take a couple of minutes and locate areas that are difficult to play. Difficult parts may include quick transitions or a series of notes that you're not used to playing. Knowing when certain beats or parts are coming up will help you play more fluidly. Make a notation on the sheet music before these parts come up or try to memorize the flow of the song so that you can prepare for difficult sections. You can also listen to the song to give you an idea of how it should sound. Half notes, whole notes, and quarter notes will provide the rhythm for the song. Before playing the song, practice clapping or tapping the rhythm. This will help you understand the rhythm of the music before you try to play it. For instance, a whole note is 4 beats long. Count to 4 and tap your foot every time you say "one." This is how long you should hold a whole note. A half note is 2 beats long. Count to 2, and tap your foot every time you say "one." Quarter notes are 1 beat. Tap your foot 4 times over 4 seconds to copy the rhythm of 4 quarter notes playing in a row. If the music is longer than 1 page, open the pages so that you can see both pages at the same time. Use pieces that are 2 pages or shorter so that you don't have to flip through the pages as you play. If you know where the notes on the piano are without looking at your hands, it'll make sight reading much easier. Glide your hand across the keys and feel for the black keys. If you need to play a C, D, or E, feel for the group of two black keys. If you need to play an A, B, F, or G, feel for the group of three black keys. This exercise will build up your muscle memory so that you know where to position your hands while you play.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Cut the toe off of a tube or dress sock. Roll the sock into a donut shape. Allow hair to dry overnight. Finished.

Answer:
You should cut off about two inches of the sock. You might consider using two socks for a thicker ring. This will result in larger waves. If it is daytime, then leave the sock in place for 3-4 hours, or as long as it takes for hair to dry completely.