Write an article based on this "Open a conversation with the person you want to send money to or receive money from. Tap the "..." button and then select "Payments." Enter the amount you want to send or receive. Enter a reason in the "For" line. Send the payment or request. Wait for the money to transfer."
article: Once you've added your card, you can start sending and receiving money with other Messenger users. Open the conversation with the person you want to send or receive with. Depending on your device, the "Payments" button may just be a "$" icon. If you're in a group conversation, you'll be prompted to select the person you want to start a Payments transaction with. You the Pay or Request tabs to enter the amount you want to send to or request from the other person. Use the for line as a quick note explaining the payment or request, such as "rent" or "tickets." When you send a payment, it will be transferred automatically to the recipient if they have a card attached already. If they don't, they'll need to add a card before the payment processes. When you send a request, the other person can choose to accept it or not. Transfers can take up to five business days to process. Make sure you keep the money available in your account until the transfer is complete.

Write an article based on this "Put your sweater on and pinch the excess fabric with your fingers. Turn your sweater inside out to make the side seam. Make a seam allowance using pins. Take in 1 to 12in (2.5 to 1.3cm) on each side of the sweater. Sew along the edges of the sweater to make the seam. Sew a seam on the other side of the sweater. Flip the sweater right side out and try it on."
article: Pull out the sides of the sweater to see how large it is and decide how closely you want it to fit your form. By pinching the fabric, you'll determine where to start your seam when you turn the sweater inside out. A sweater made of any material can be altered. Knit sweaters don't have seam allowances but turning one inside out to find the seam is where you start when altering it. This inside seam is the one you'll be taking in when altering the sweater. Make sure the sweater is pressed completely flat and symmetrical on a table, so it's not altered crooked. Use chalk to draw a line on the sweater where you will be making the seams. This will make it easier to remember where to put the pins. Take in about 1 to 12in (2.5 to 1.3cm) on the side of the sweater, depending on how big it is. Starting at the armpit, or whichever part is too big, stick several pins along each side of the sweater to mark where the seam will be. To make an accurate seam allowance, use the seam guide on your sewing machine. Most sewing machines come with 14 inch (0.64cm) seam guide. Measure it with a tape measure and put pins where you want the seam to be. When you sew the seam, keep the pins in place to sew it evenly. Set the sewing machine to make a dart or zig-zag stitch for a neat and flexible seam allowance on the sweater. Sew along the edge where you stuck the pins as placeholders. Remove the pins as you sew. Stop sewing just before the ribbing or hem of your sweater to prevent an odd flip out of fabric at the bottom. Make sure you measure both sides equally. Measure the seam allowance and mark the new seam with chalk. Line up the pins to hold fabric in place. Sew with a dart or zigzag stitch on the sewing machine. Hold the sweater up in front of you to see if it looks even and try it on for the fit. If the sweater has buttons down the front, button it up to make sure it fits all the way around your torso. Look at yourself wearing the sweater in the mirror to see if it looks as though it fits right. If not, repeat the process.

Write an article based on this "Rinse down the wheels and the surrounding areas. Spray aluminum wheel cleaner over the surface of the wheels. Agitate the cleaner with a soft-bristled brush, periodically applying water. Scrub down the wheel wells with all-purpose cleaner and a stiff brush. Rinse and dry the wheel with a clean cloth to remove leftover dust."
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Use a hose to spray inside the wheel spokes, on the surface of the wheel, and around the lug nuts. This will loosen up the grime and brake dust that has collected on the wheel, prepping the wheels for treatment. If you have a pressure washer, use this to provide a stronger stream of water. Some examples of aluminum wheel cleaner are P21S Gel Wheel Cleaner and SONAX Wheel Cleaner, but any non-acidic, aluminum wheel cleaner will do. Spray the cleaner over the surface of the wheels, inside of the spokes, and around the lug nuts. You can find aluminum wheel cleaners at a mechanic shop, a superstore (for example, Walmart) or online on Amazon. If you want to make your own aluminum wheel cleaner at home, you can try combining lemon juice and soda and using this as a cleaner. You can also wash the wheel with dawn detergent and water, and then sprinkle on baking soda to scrub. In both of these cases there is an abrasive material (soda or baking soda) which serves to scrub off grime. Scrub the surface of the wheel, inside the spokes and around the lug nuts. You may need special, wheel-specific brushes or a toothbrush to get into hard to reach areas. If the wheel starts to dry, add more water to it as you scrub. Scrubbing a dry wheel might scratch the finish. To reach in and scrub inside the spokes, use a cone brush. To get around the lug nuts, use a lug nut brush. Both kinds of brushes should be available at mechanic shops. A soft-bristled brush will prevent you from scratching the finish on the wheel. The wheel wells are a prime spot for caked in dirt and grime. Use a stiffer brush in this area, as a soft bristled brush probably won't do the trick. A long-handled brush can be helpful for reaching into the well. A soft-bristled brush is a bad fit for the wheel wells. You need soft bristles on the wheel surfaces and stiff bristles on the wheel wells. Now that you've scrubbed away dirt and dust, use the hose to rinse the entirety of the wheel, directing water into the spokes, up to the wheel well, and in the lug nut holes. Let the wheel sit for a few minutes to dry, and use a clean rag to lightly remove residual dust.