Q: Turpentine is a common solvent that can be useful for cleaning oily build up on surfaces. This method will work on all kinds of wood furniture or surfaces that have built up hand oils and dirt, such as cabinets, doors and door frames. Avoid using abrasives like hard brushes or baking soda, as they can damage the finish of the furniture. Rub for a few moments until the built up oil and dirt is removed from the wood. You should see the cloth begin to discolour as it picks up oil and grime. Giving the furniture a final wipe with a clean, damp cloth will remove any remaining turpentine or oily residue from your wooden furniture.
A: Apply a small amount of turpentine to the corner of a white cloth. Rub the furniture gently with the turpentine in a circular motion. Clean the area with a damp cloth.

Article: The alcohol in the beer can be damaging and drying for hair but these effects can be counteracted by adding a few essential oils. It not only adds extra nourishment to your beer hair wash but can also provide you with a calming effect when you're massaging the beer into you hair, all the while leaving you smelling great. Consider adding: Lemon oil: It strengthens hair, adds shine, and fights against dandruff. Almond oil: It moisturizes and soothes the scalp. Chamomile oil: It adds shine and softens hair. Jojoba oil: It adds nutrients to hair and moisturizes the scalp. Lavender oil: It acts as a deep conditioner that moisturizes, nourishes and adds antioxidants to hair. Sandalwood oil: It helps with dry or split ends. Vinegar helps with counteracting rough or brittle feeling hair but smoothing out the scales or cuticles found on each of strand of hair. Shampoo especially aggravates hair by lifting up these scales and preventing hair from feeling smooth and looking shiny. Consider using raw apple cider vinegar rather than commercial vinegar. Raw vinegar is not distilled, heated, or clarified. Raw vinegar has much of the good bacteria, nutrients, and enzymes needed to improve hair texture. You can mix 1 to 2 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar to 8 ounces (250 mL) of water instead of beer and treat your hair the same way you would with a beer wash. It's best to only use a vinegar rinse a few times a week. If used everyday, it can be quite drying for hair.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Add a few drops of essential oils into your beer. Mix a few tablespoons of apple cider vinegar in your beer.

Problem: Article: Visit the Consumer Product Safety Commission website at https://www.cpsc.gov/ and type the brand and model of your stroller in the search bar. Check for any recalls that may apply to your stroller. If your stroller was recalled, contact the manufacturer to see whether they can refund the stroller or replace it with a safer model. If your stroller came with a warranty, fill it out so that the manufacturer can notify you if the crib is recalled in the future. A 5-point harness secures your baby by their waist and shoulders, which keeps them more secure in the stroller. Wrap the harness around your baby's shoulders, waist, and in between your baby's legs. Clip them in place to secure your baby in the stroller. A 5-point harness will prevent younger babies from tipping out of the stroller. Babies under the age of 6 months don't have fully developed neck muscles and require a stroller that reclines so that they can lay in the stroller comfortably. Check the stroller's product description to make sure that it has this feature if you have a young baby. Many umbrella and jogging strollers do not recline and should be avoided if you have a baby. If you are looking for a stroller for older or heavier children, you'll want to read the product description and find the maximum weight capacity that the stroller can hold. Make sure that your child doesn't weigh more than this number or using the stroller could be unsafe. A wide base gives the stroller greater stability and reduces the likelihood of it tipping over while a single footrest will prevent children from getting their limbs stuck in between 2 footrests. Take a look at the product description to make sure that it has these things before you purchase it..
Summary: Check if your stroller has been recalled. Get a stroller with a 5-point harness if you have a toddler or baby. Make sure the stroller reclines if you have an infant. Get a larger and sturdier stroller for children ages 3-5. Buy a stroller with a wide base and single footrest.

Q: These stores also carry a variety of paints, water sealers, finish glosses and brushes that are suitable for painting unglazed pots. Use a chisel to gently chip the seams off or sand them lightly with fine to medium grade sandpaper. This step is necessary for a smooth surface, and the paint will adhere better if you lightly sand it first. You can also blow off any dust and dirt with a hair dryer. A sealer will help prevent moisture from soaking through the pot, which could ruin the outside finish. The primer helps the final coat of paint adhere and it covers any small imperfections or discolorations. Use the best brush you can afford; the bristles on cheap brushes invariably come loose and get stuck in the paint.
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Purchase unglazed ceramic pots at a craft store. Choose a work area that is well-ventilated. Cover your work surface with plastic or newspapers to protect it. Remove seams on the pot that were created from the mold. Brush the pot off with a soft paint brush or a dry cloth. Wipe the pot down with a damp cloth. Allow the pot to dry completely. Spray the inside of your pot with a waterproof sealer. Let the sealer dry completely. Apply a primer to the ceramic pot using a paintbrush. Let the primer coat dry completely. Brush a thin coat of acrylic paint on the entire pot. Allow the paint to dry. Apply another thin coat of paint to the ceramic pot and let it dry. Use a thin coat of acrylic gloss to protect the paint. Allow at least 24 hours of drying time before you put soil in the pot.