Write an article based on this "Replace the keyed washer. Replace the torsion spring. Replace the top washer. Slide the top clip into place. Push in the turn post. Tighten the bolt with an Allen wrench. Place your fixed lever or knob back on the door."
article: This step is going to make your fingers hurt. (Sorry!) Basically, once you get the torsion spring in place, you use one or two fingers to push the top part of the spring all the way around to the spring's catch. It hurts like hell, but that strong tension is what keeps your Emtek lever or knob from sagging. Look at the pictures to see someone else's fingers suffer through the process. If the torsion spring or keyed washer didn't look broken, it's possible that the Emtek spring just slipped off its mount. If that's the case, make sure that you put the spring on correctly in this step. After placing the Emtek torsion spring back into place, you need to set the washer that goes on top of it. This washer keeps the spring in place and gives the top clip something to press down on. This is the piece that holds the washer, torsion spring, and keyed washer together. You can start sliding this in with your fingers, but eventually you will probably need a screwdriver to get it tightly in place. Put the spring on the turn post and hold it in place with one finger. You will need to hold it in place until you use the Allen Wrench to tighten the lever. To put the Emtek lever or knob back together, tighten the bolt with an Allen wrench. At this point you should be able to tell if the new parts fixed the lever. If it feels stiffer than before, you've fixed it. No need to buy a new Emtek lever! If your lever is stiff, place it back on the door the same way you took it off. If this guide didn't fix your Emtek door hardware, be sure to call Emtek!

Write an article based on this "Wash your face at least twice a day. Select a cleanser labeled as "non-comedogenic. Use your fingertips to apply the cleanser. Pat your skin dry. Follow up with a non-comedogenic moisturizer."
article: To get rid of hormonal acne, you will need to wash your face twice per day, such as in the morning and the evening. You should also wash your face after any periods of heavy sweating. For example, if you go for a run or if you have been doing yard work, then you will want to wash your face again. " Non-comedogenic means that the product will not promote the formation of acne. To make sure that you are getting a non-comedogenic cleanser, you will need to read the label. Gentle cleansing is the best way to clear up acne, so your fingertips are the best tool to wash your face. Don't use a washcloth or a sponge as this can irritate the skin and cause even more problems. Work the cleanser into your skin using gentle circular motions. Then, use lukewarm water to rinse away the cleanser when you are done. Do not scrub your face! Scrubbing may cause irritation and, in some rare cases, scarring. Use a clean cotton towel to dry your skin, but do not rub your face with the towel. Just gently pat your face with the towel until it is dry. Rubbing your face with a towel may cause irritation and redness. Moisturizing helps prevent damage to your skin and helps keep it soft and flexible. You can check the labels of store-brand moisturizers to make sure that they are non-comedogenic. The term "non-comedogenic" indicates that it will not clog your pores. You can use some natural oils as moisturizers as well if your skin is dry and not oily. Some good choices include: Hemp seed oil Shea butter Sunflower oil Castor oil Calendula oil Argan oil

Write an article based on this "Apply lemon Kool-aid. Use a pumice stone. Scrub with a dryer sheet."
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Hard water stains are both common and unsightly. Fortunately, you can remove them using items you may already have at home. One choice is lemon Kool-aid. Simply sprinkle 1 package of lemon Kool-aid around the toilet bowl, wait 1 hour, and use a toilet brush to scrub away stains. Lemon Kool-aid is available at most grocery stores for as little as $0.25. Pumice stones are excellent at scrubbing away hard water stains. Use a pumice stone you already have at home, or purchase a "pumie" (a pumice stone on a stick designed for this purpose). Soak your pumice stone in water for 10-15 minutes, then use it to scrub away stains. Dryer sheets are another great product for scouring away hard water stains. In fact, used dryer sheets seem to work even better than brand new ones! Wear a pair of rubber gloves, then use an ordinary dryer sheet (used or unused) to scrub away stains.