Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Know the return policy before trying these methods. Try saddle soap. Glue on loose heels. Take the shoes to a repair shop.

Answer: If you are trying to fix a new shoe, the squeak may be a manufacturing defect that makes you eligible for a refund or replacement. Using glue or other heavy-duty materials may void your warranty. Saddle soap is controversial among owners of fine leather shoes. Some claim it causes the leather to dry out, while others find it harmless. If you're willing to take this risk, apply saddle soap in small quantities to the problem area, and buff with a dry cloth. This may be particularly effective on a squeaky tongue. Never use saddle soap on suede. This should only be done if none of the "easy fixes" above work, since excess glue can easily damage or stain shoes. If the shoe heel is loose, use a small dab super glue or rubber cement to reattach it firmly, pressing together for several seconds until the adhesive begins to take hold. This will not work on urethane shoes. Take expensive high heels to a shoe repair shop instead to avoid the risk of damage. Take the shoes to a cobbler or repair shop and ask for advice, or hire someone to fix it for you. About half of squeaky shoes squeak due to a loose shank inside the shoe, or another problem that should be left to a professional.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use water and soap to clean the cooktop. Dry the stainless steel cooktop. Maintain your cooktop's luster.

Answer: Mix a few drops of mild dish soap with a few cups of warm water. Dampen a sponge or dish cloth with the mixture. Gently wipe the stainless steel cooktop in the direction of its grain. The grain of a stainless steel cooktop refers to the orientation of the small flecks or striations in the surface. You can detect the grain of the stainless steel by looking closely at it. The grain may have an up/down, left/right, or diagonal orientation. There is no need to carefully measure the water or soap. As long as the water is warm and sudsy, your cleaning efforts will surely meet with success. Once you've wiped the stainless steel cooktop off with warm, soapy water, dry it using a dry cloth or sponge. As you dry the stainless steel cooktop, move along the direction of the cooktop's grain. If you want your stainless steel cooktop to not only be clean, but look clean, apply polish after cleaning it. After you're done cleaning your stainless steel cooktop, burnish it using stainless steel polish, lemon oil, or a silicone-based spray. Apply the polish with a clean, lint-free cloth, moving with the grain. Use another lint-free cloth to dry the polishing agent. There are a wide variety of products that polish stainless steel cooktops. Most double as cleaning agents, as well. Bar Keeper's Friend and Weiman Stainless Steel Cleaner & Polish, for instance, can be used to both clean and polish your stainless steel cooktop. Directions for use vary depending on the product you select to maintain your stainless steel cooktop's luster. Consult manufacturer directions before use. Generally, though, you'll have to aim the product's nozzle at the stainless steel cooktop, squeeze the spray handle several times, then wipe the product away.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Click the shapes button. Select a shape. Click and drag the shape. Adjust the size of the shape. Change shape color. Change outline color. Change thickness of outline. Select a thickness.

Answer: It's the button that has a square and a circle. This will display a drop-down menu with various shapes. The shapes include a line, a rectangle, a rectangle with rounded images, an ellipse, a speech bubble, a star, and a hexagon. This will generate the shape in the center of the image. You can drag the shape to any location on the image. Click and drag the blue dots (handles) in the corners of the shape to adjust the size of the shape Click the solid colored rectangle in the toolbar and select a color. The white box with a red line through it indicates no color. The outline is the line around the shape. Click the button that has a thick line in the shape of a rectangle. It's next to the solid colored rectangle button. Select a color for the outline of the shape. The white box with a red line through it indicates no outline. Click the button with three lines of different thicknesses and styles. There are seven line thicknesses to choose from. You can also select different line styles, such as dotted lines, arrows, and textured lines.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Avoid picking at your spouse for little things. Appreciate your spouse. Let your spouse make mistakes. Spend quality time together. Stay away from people who try to control your marriage. Avoid trying to win every argument.

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Learn to distinguish between real problems and minor issues you can ignore. If your spouse has a few habits that are annoying but harmless, reconsider whether you really need to argue about them. For example, if your husband likes to move some pillows to a different chair when he comes home from work, don't nag him over it. Putting the pillows back is easier than fighting. Focus on your spouse's good traits, both big and small, and don't be shy about giving them a sincere compliment every now and then. When your spouse does something thoughtful for you, thank them. For example, you could say something like, "Thanks so much for making dinner when I get home late. That makes my evenings a lot more relaxing." No one is perfect, and your spouse will make mistakes just like anyone else. You wouldn't like it if someone held your past mistakes against you, so don't hold your spouse's slip-ups against them, either. Don't let months or years of marriage make you lose sight of the reasons you married your spouse. Make a habit of going on dates, trying new things, and having fun together. Choose activities you both like, such as taking a stroll to enjoy the weather or working on a hobby you share. Don't listen to friends or family members who offer you bad advice or try to influence you for the worse. If someone tries to meddle in your marriage, tell them politely but firmly that your relationships are your own business. Choose happiness over being right. We all want to win arguments, but needing to defeat the other person all the time will destroy your relationship. If you're arguing about something trivial, or if you think you really might be wrong, let your spouse win the argument.