In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Open WhatsApp. On the Your Phone Number screen, enter your phone number, and then touch Done. If you're not in the United States, touch United States, and then select the country where you live. When you register, WhatsApp will send you an SMS message with a verification code. You'll need to enter this code before you can proceed. If you don't have SMS on your phone, you can also request an automated phone call. On the Profile screen, enter the name you'd like to use with WhatsApp. You can use your real name or a pseudonym.
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Now might be a good time to examine the ingredients on your hair product bottles. Commercial shampoos, conditioners, and styling products contain a lot of chemicals that make hair look good in the short term, but dry it out and damage it in the long term. Choosing healthier products will prevent your hair from getting dull and dry while its growing out. Don't use shampoo that has sulfates. These industrial cleansers are the same chemicals used in dishwashing detergent, and they do a number on your hair. Get shampoo that is labeled "sulfate-free" or make your own shampoo. Don't use conditioner and styling products that contain silicone. These build up in you hair, initially adding shine but eventually making it look dull. They can only be washed out with sulfate-containing shampoo, so it's best to avoid them, too. Don't get a Brazilian blowout or use other permanent chemical-based treatments. Don't dye or bleach your hair while you're trying to grow it out. Eating a healthy diet and staying hydrated can help your hair grow in thicker and glossier, which is a plus when you're trying to grow it out. Drink 8 glasses of water a day. Avoid drinking liquids that make you dehydrated. Get plenty of vitamin B. Found in fruits, vegetables and nuts, this vitamin helps keep hair thick and strong. Eat lots of protein. This is the building block for hair, so you need a lot of it. Eat meat, fish, legumes, and leafy greens. Get your omega-3s. These "good" fats keep your hair glossy. Eat salmon, olive oil, nuts, and avocados.
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One-sentence summary -- Don't use a lot of chemicals on your hair. Eat well and get plenty of water.

Q: Hand-basting is a technique of using long, loose stitches to hold fabric together and make sewing easier. Since silk is so slippery, it can be helpful to hand-baste the pieces with a stitch that looks like a dotted line. Read "How to Baste Fabric" for more information. If your silk fabric is slipping too much while sewing, try layering a piece of tissue paper underneath your sewing area. The needle will sew through both layers, sewing them together. When you're done sewing the piece, you can just tear away the tissue paper. You can also use a spray-on fabric stabilizer, which will stiffen the fabric somewhat and make it easier to manage while you cut it. This is available at fabric stores and online. Check how your sewing machine settings will respond to the silk by test sewing on a scrap piece of silk. Make adjustments to the tension and gauge of your thread before you move on to sewing your project. Aim for 8-12 stitches per inch, although this might vary depending on your project. As you set the fabric in place at your sewing machine, pull the top thread and bobbin thread back away from you. This will ensure that it won't get accidentally wrapped up in the machine foot, which could cause holes or pulls in the fabric as you sew it. Rotate the hand wheel to bring the needle down into the fabric. This will ensure that the sewing machine will start very slowly and the fabric won't pucker or catch on the foot. Gently flatten the fabric so that it feeds straight into the machine. Don't pull it taut, however, as this can cause puckers in the final sewing project. Start out your stitching with a few stitches and then secure them by backstitching along them. This will ensure that the stitches won't come out. Do so very carefully, so that you don't accidentally allow the silk fabric to creep or bunch up at the beginning. Silk has a tendency to bunch and gather, so go slowly when you're sewing this fabric. Try a steady pace to ensure that the stitches are even and consistent. Slow down or pause to make sure the fabric is feeding properly through the machine. Look at your seams to see if they are sewing flat and without any snags. Ripping out seams from silk fabric is risky, as this may leave holes in the fabric that you will be able to see even after the project is finished. Decide if seam ripping is necessary. If yes, then proceed very carefully and slowly. To minimize holes, rub the holes on the underside of the fabric with your fingernail. Dampen the fabric by spraying it lightly with water, and then iron it on a low to medium setting. Silk will fray very easily, and that can compromise the quality of your sewing project if the edges fray all the way to where the stitches are. Finish the seams with a serged finish or a French seam. For a serged finish, you need a serger. It is the cleanest method, as it sews up the edge of the fabric and seals it within the serged area. You can also use other finishing methods, such as zigzag, seam binding and hand-overcast.
A: Hand-baste fabric pieces together. Place a piece of tissue paper underneath your silk. Spray on fabric stabilizer. Test your sewing on a scrap piece. Pull back the top thread and bobbin thread. Manually bring the needle down into the fabric. Hold the fabric straight. Sew a few stitches and then backstitch. Sew at a steady, slow pace. Check on your progress frequently. Take care if ripping out seams. Finish the seams.

Article: Weather stripping can be purchased at any home improvement store. It looks like a long rubber tube with a groove that fits over the door panel. Lay the panel flat on a workbench and fit the strip over its bottom. You'll need a bracket for both lower corners of the panel. Make sure the brackets are lined up evenly with the sides of the door and hang slightly over the stripping. Then, take your electric screwdriver and fasten the brackets in place with a pair of coarse-thread lag screws. Move the panel to the door and stand it upright. A tape measure can help you make sure it's as centered as possible. Also make sure that the bottom of the door is as level with the ground as possible to achieve the perfect installation. You can place shims on the floor to lift up an uneven side of the door. The rubber weather stripping will fill in the gaps on uneven floors as long as you keep the door panels straight during installation. You'll need 3 hinges for every door panel besides the top one. Line up the first hinge in center of the top edge and screw it in place with a machine-thread lag screw. Place the other hinges on the panel's top corners. You'll need 4 rollers for the first panel and 2 for every other panel. They come on metal rods that you slide into the holes on the side hinges and brackets. The rollers should face away from the door panels. The track has an indentation for the wheels to move up and down. It's like laying the weather stripping. Hold the track piece against the floor next to the wheels, then fit the wheels into the track. Ensure that the track is flat against the wall. Leave a small margin of space between the track and the door frame. When the track is positioned, screw the track's brackets directly to the frame with lag screws.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Lay weather stripping over the door's bottom panel. Mount brackets over the weather stripping. Center the bottom panel in the door frame. Install hinges along the top of the door panel. Place the rollers in the hinges and brackets. Wrap the track around the wheels. Screw the track to the door frame.

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