INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can purchase beer cleaning kits and appropriate cleaning solutions at your local home brewing store. If there is no home brewing retailer in your neighborhood, you can purchase cleaning kits online. Typically, cleaning kits will come with cleaning bottles to pump cleaning solution through the beer lines as well as cleaning solutions. Powder based cleaners are often more economical but require additional mixing time. Liquid cleaners mix easily with water, which can save time. You can find beer cleaning solutions at your local home brewing retailer or online. Professional beer tap cleaners are available to come and clean your taps on a regular schedule. If you are a small business owner and lack the time to do it yourself, you may want to hire a professional beer tap cleaner. In some regions, there are regulations for how often you need to clean your beer taps. So, it is a good idea to check with the local food safety organization to find out the required frequency for cleaning your taps.

SUMMARY: Get a beer cleaning kit. Purchase beer cleaning solutions. Hire a tap line cleaner.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Use a cloth tape measure to measure along the hairline. The tape measure should extend from the base of your hairline at your neck to the top of your hairline at the forehead. The tape measure should wrap just above the ears on either side of your head. Do not pull the tape measure. It should lie flat against flattened hair, but it should not be taut. Place the end of a cloth tape measure at the center of your forehead, matching the end of the tape measure to the beginning of your natural hairline. Drape the tape measure over the crown of your head and down to the middle of the nape, where you natural hairline ends. As before, do not pull the tape measure. It should lie flat against flattened hair without being taut. Bring the end of the cloth tape measure to the uppermost point at which your ear connects to the rest of your head. Drape the tape measure over the crown of your head and back down to the same position of the opposite ear. The tape measure should rest on both ears along the point at which eyeglasses or sunglasses would sit. Once again, the tape measure should lie flat against flattened hair but should not be pulled tight.

SUMMARY: Measure around the head at the hairline. Measure down the center top of your head. Measure from one ear to the other.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: When you get out of the shower, towel dry your hair. Then, place a few pumps of smoothing product into your palm. Rub your hands together and then run your fingers through your hair from root to tip. Draw the waves slightly downward as you work the product into the strands. Place a small amount of hair paste on your fingertips. Then, place your fingers against the bottom tips of your hair. Gently scrunch the hair between your fingers and work your way upwards until the paste is gone. Add more paste and continue. Try not to use too much paste or your hair will feel stiff and heavy. If you feel as if the paste is only reaching the top layer of hair, flip your head downwards and apply paste to the underside. If you are out and hit some rain or humidity, place a bit of hair serum into your palm. Lightly place a layer of serum on top of your hair, which will hold down the frizz. You can also pull your hair back into a ponytail to complete a sleek look. Most anti-frizz serums will work for this purpose. Each person's hair is their own and will respond differently to various products. Get product samples and try them out to see what works. This allows you to test products without spending lots of money. If your friends also have wavy or frizzy hair, talk with them to see what works well. Don't give up on a product right away. It may simply take using just a bit less or trying a different technique. Don't use the same products and process day after day or you and your hair might fall into a rut. Instead, alternate products every so often from gels, sprays, and pastes. Some days use full products in the showers and other days skip washing your hair altogether. Gently twist your hair and then tie a silk scarf around it. Arrange it so that the scarf will hold your hair in. The scarf will preserve the moisture in your hair and keep it from drying out. The twist will also preserve the waves and texture of your hair. Sleeping on a silk pillowcase can also help prevent frizz if you prefer to sleep with your hair down. You can find silk pillowcases in many home goods stores as well as online.

SUMMARY: Massage frizz-smoothing products into your hair. Scrunch in texture paste from the bottom up. Use a travel-sized bottle of serum to tame frizziness on-the-go. Experiment with different products until you find what works. Mix up your styling process every few days. Sleep with your hair in a scarf to prevent frizz.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Beating procrastination takes a lot of work, and it's best to start with a small goal. Look through your planner for an assignment that's due in a few weeks. Set a personal goal to get that assignment completely finished at least three days before it's due. Write down the days you plan to work on the assignment in your planner, and stick to them. Once you've achieved the goal of getting one assignment done early, do it again! Keep setting new goals until all or of your assignments are scheduled to be done before they're due. Getting distracted with your phone, video games, or friends is a big part of why people procrastinate. If this is you, set a goal of being distracted as little as possible. Put your phone on silent and move it to another room, shut down any computer programs or apps you aren't using for work, and don't keep the TV on in the background. If you can, shut the door to the room you're in to prevent further distractions. Very few people can actually work effectively with music playing. If you like to listen to music while you work but find you aren't getting anything done, try going without it for an hour to see if your concentration improves. It's hard to get over procrastination, so make sure you reward yourself for a job well done! Rewards can be big or small. You can get yourself a cookie for working for an hour without looking at your phone, or you can splurge on a new outfit for handing in all of your assignments at least a day early.

SUMMARY:
Set a goal of getting one assignment done before the due date. Set goals for your other assignments. Limit distractions until you're finished working. Reward yourself for meeting your goals.