INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Categorize your items in terms of use and separate them appropriately. For instance, you could place recreational gear like skateboards, roller blades and golf clubs in one area. You could then put your tools, power saws and blades in another. Once you have everything sorted out, you can decide the best way to arrange them for easy access. How you choose to organize will depend on what you have, but it's common to separate the tools and the sporting goods or other storage stuff. Some people's garages are sacred car spaces, while for others it's more of an attic run-off zone. Keep organized according to what you have. Put the stuff you don't use often toward the back, or the more difficult to reach spaces of the garage. If you hardly ever go golfing, you would want to place your clubs behind other things that you use more often, like the lawn mower or your socket wrenches. You may also want to make seasonal adjustments in your garage, so you can rotate summer and winter items accordingly. You probably won't need your snow blower during the heat of summer, so you can schedule yearly reorganizations to keep your space in the most optimum arrangement for the season. It doesn't need to take more than a few minutes. Finally, you can prevent a lot of frustration by properly labeling storage bins or anything that you have to open to access items. If you have small items like different sized screws and nails, you should put these into small containers and mark them accordingly. It may be a little more tedious at first, but should make your life easier later on.

SUMMARY: Separate all the items according to their purpose. Consider storing items according to the most frequently used. Consider organizing items seasonally. Label everything clearly.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The drop length is how much fabric hangs from the edges of the table. For a standard tablecloth used in informal dining, the drop length is 10 to 12in (25 to 30cm). Your tablecloth can have a different drop length than this, so adjust the measurement to suit the design you have in mind. Take all of your measurements in inches, if possible, to easily figure out the total length of cloth you need. A formal tablecloth ideally reaches the floor. The drop length for such a tablecloth is the table's height, or close to it. If you aren't sure what drop length to use, measure your table's height. Measure from the tabletop down to where you want the tablecloth to end. In many tablecloths, the edges of the fabric fold up slightly to create a hem. Account for a hem if you plan on adding a feature like mitered corners. Keep the hem length in mind since it adds to the amount of fabric you need to create the tablecloth.For a neat tablecloth, try a double-fold hem. Plan on each fold being 12in (1.3cm), meaning you need 1in (2.5cm) of fabric total to create the hem. Use a simple mathematical formula to determine how much cloth you need to cover the table. You will need the table's measurements, along with a pencil and a calculator. Determine the total length and width separately, then multiply them together to figure out the total amount of cloth needed for your design. The formula for the tablecloth's width is: table width + (drop length x 2) + (hem length x 2). For example, if your table is 30in (76cm) wide with a 20in (51cm) drop distance: 30 + (20 x 2) + (1 x 2) = 72. To find the total length of fabric needed, use the formula: table length + (drop length x 2) + (hem length x 2). If your table is 30in (76cm) long with a 20in (51cm) drop distance: 30 + (20 x 2) + (1 x 2) = 72. Multiply the drop length by 2, then add it to the diameter. Add the hem length to that sum in order to get a basic estimate of your table's size. For round tables, the formula is: diameter + (drop length x 2) + hem length For example, if your table is 30in (76cm) wide with an equal drop distance: 30 + (30 x 2) + 1 = 91. This calculation shows you how many yards of cloth you need to buy. Many fabric stores sell cloth by the yard, so take the total with you if you go shopping. The formula only works if you took all your measurements in inches. For other units of measurement, you will need to divide by a different number. If you chose to measure in feet, divide the total area by 3 to determine your yardage. For measurements in centimeters, divide the total area by 100 to get the total square meters of fabric required for the tablecloth.
Summary: Choose a drop length for your cloth. Choose a hem length for your tablecloth. Calculate the table's area to make a square or rectangular tablecloth. Determine the table's area with the diameter for a round tablecloth. Divide the tablecloth area by 36 to determine how much fabric you need.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Pour your seeds into a small plastic cup and fill it with warm water. Allow the seeds to sit for two to eight hours, until they sink to the bottom of the cup. Soaking the seeds breaks down some of the hard coating, speeding up the germination process. You can also try soaking the pepper seeds in weak chamomile tea or a solution made with 1 cup (250 ml) warm water and 1 or 2 teaspoons (5 or 10 ml) of 3% hydrogen peroxide. These solutions are even more effective at breaking down the coating and have the added benefit of disinfecting the seeds. A sterilized, loose-draining potting mix purchased from a garden supply or home improvement store should be sufficient. The hole should be about 1/4 inch (2/3 cm) deep. Drop one seed into each hole and loosely cover it with additional soil. Sweet bell peppers germinate best when the soil temperature is at 70 degrees Fahrenheit (21 degrees Celsius) or higher. If possible, sit the seedling tray on top of a seedling heat mat. Otherwise, place it on a warm, sunny windowsill. Once the surface of the soil becomes dry, spray it down with water. Do not drench the soil, but do not allow it to dry out.

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Soak the seeds. Fill a disposable plastic seedling tray with soil. Poke a hole in the soil with your finger or the end of a pencil. Bury the seeds. Place the seed tray in a warm location. Keep the seeds moist.