Problem: Article: Use about 1/2 teaspoon (1.4 g) of powder for every 10lb (4.5kg) your dog weighs. Using wet food instead of dry food can help it to dissolve, but you can also dissolve the powder by pouring a little hot water over its dry food. Not only will the powder dissolve more evenly into its food, but your dog will absolutely love the gravy-like liquid in their bowl. Use beef or chicken stock if you really want to get it excited. You may find powdered brewer's yeast dissolves better in hot water. Boil water and dissolve the powder into it, then put it in the fridge overnight or the freezer for no longer than an hour to cool it down. Change out your dog's bowl each day and add about 1/2 teaspoon (1.4 g) of powder for every 10lb (4.5kg) your dog weighs to its daily fresh water. Be sure to provide another water bowl for your dog while you prepare the brewer's yeast water. Use a flea comb to get all the fleas out of its fur, and make sure you kill the fleas by drowning them in soapy water. Then, load the brewer's yeast into a jar with a sprinkle cap, and sprinkle a small amount evenly over its coat. If the dog licks the flea powder off it won't make it sick, so don't worry if you see your dog doing this. It will still have an effect as the dog ingests it rather than absorbs it. Be wary of sprinkling too much onto your dog's coat, as brewer's yeast has been known to make dogs gassy and can have effects on their stomach. Use about 1/2 teaspoon (1.4 g) of powder for every 10lb (4.5kg) your dog weighs.
Summary: Add powdered brewer's yeast to your dog's food for an easy option. Dissolve it into their water bowl to mask the scent of the powder. Sprinkle powder onto your dog's fur if it refuses to eat or drink powder.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Use an old towel or paper towel to blot up as much of the oil as you can. Avoid rubbing the towel into the fabric, which could spread the stain. Use baking soda, talcum powder, baby powder, or cornstarch to soak up the oil. Just sprinkle it on the stain and let it sit for 15 minutes. Use a spoon to scrape away the powder or vacuum it up. If oil is still visible on the fabric, add fresh powder to the area and let it sit for 15 minutes. Then, scrape it away with a spoon or vacuum it up. Mix 2 cups (470ml) of cool water and 1 tablespoon (15ml) of dish soap in a bowl or bucket. Dip a clean rag into the soapy water and use it to blot the stain. Keep blotting until the stain is gone. Alternatively, you could use dry cleaning solvent or Lestoil in place of the soapy water. Be sure to test it on an inconspicuous area of the fabric first. Wet a clean sponge with cool water. Press it to the stained area to remove the soap, solvent, or Lestoil and any remaining oil. Blot the wet spot with a clean towel to absorb as much liquid as possible. Then, allow the fabric to air dry.

SUMMARY: Soak up the excess oil. Sprinkle the area with powder and let it sit for 15 minutes. Scrape away the powder and repeat if necessary. Blot the stain with soapy water or solvent. Remove the soap with a clean, damp sponge. Soak up the excess liquid then allow the fabric to dry.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Libras have a tendency to be indecisive. Treat them right by simply deciding what you're going to do. If you guys are going out somewhere, choose the restaurant, or the movie, or the club...etc. Of course, you should always check to make sure that the activity is something your Libra actually wants to do, but if your Libra is struggling to decide between two things, save him/her the trouble and just make the executive decision. And by sharing, we mean anything--food, a seat, personal stories. But specifically for this step, know that Libras love to share. This means that if you order separate dishes, be prepared to give away a few (or many) bites--but don't worry, your Libra will be happy to share their last bite of delectable chocolate mousse. Libras are one of the most social (if not the most social) of the Zodiac symbols. As such, they like to flit from person to person at social gatherings. Understand that your Libra is not intentionally avoiding you--she/he just can't help but talk to everyone at a party. It's also good to remember that Libras strive to please everyone--even strangers they meet at parties. This applies particularly to social settings. There is a reason that Libras are represented by the scale--they like to keep the peace by hearing both sides of an argument or debate. That means they won't necessarily back you up in a debate, as they will also want to hear the other side. Don't take this personally--instead, learn from your Libra friend and try to be opened-minded. However, that doesn't mean they don't have your back. If you have a problem that you just can't seem to solve (making amends with a friend, what to do about your renegade younger brother, etc.) your Libra will be there to help you through it. Libras are fantastic at looking at a problem objectively and figuring out how to solve it in the least dramatic way.
Summary: Take the lead when it comes to picking activities. Be willing to share with your Libra. Understand that Libras are social butterflies. Know that Libras will mostly likely not engage in debate.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Seed potatoes are crops that grow root sprouts. These sprouts poke out of the spud and grow shoots. Seed potatoes can grow several of these sprouts per potato. Use small to medium-sized seed potatoes for best results. You can select seed potatoes in a variety of types, such as Yukon, Ida Rose, and French Fingerling, for example. Make sure to use seed potatoes, not potato seeds. Potato seeds will produce plants with different characteristics than the parent plant so you may not get the desired results. A kitchen table near a window works well, but you can use any sunny space with a flat surface. Leave your potatoes in the sun until you see sturdy, green shoots. Your potatoes will grow healthy and quickly if they are kept in moderate lighting at about 6070F (1621C). If you want to slow down the growth of your potatoes, place them in a colder spot away from the sun. Your seed potatoes are ready to go in the dirt when they grow about 1in (2.5cm) tall. You will see the shoots growing upwards from the potato sprouts. If you want to grow more potatoes, use a whole seed potato with at least 4-5 sprouts. If you want to grow large-sized potatoes, cut your seed potatoes into chunks with at least 1-2 sprouts on each. Each potato will have a different number of sprouts. Full seed potatoes will grow smaller potatoes, though you will have a greater potato yield. Chunks of seed potatoes will grow large potatoes, but you will have a smaller yield.
Summary:
Purchase at least 4 seed potatoes from a nursery early in the year. Put your egg cartons on a flat surface in a warm area for 2-3 weeks. Plant your potatoes when the sprouts are 121in (1.32.5cm) long.