In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Fill half the pot or vase with water. Repeat; add another tablet. The aspirin will help the flowers to stay fresh for around five to nine days without putting in new aspirin pieces.
Summary: Put a cut flower in a pot or vase. Add one tablet of aspirin. Wait for 1 day. Leave the flowers be after this.

Will a simple carry-on item do or do you also need a checked bag or two. Depending on how long you will be traveling or what types of items you are packing, figure out what types of luggage you need to use. The permitted size of carry-on bags varies from airline to airline. Check the requirements for the airline with which you will travel to learn how big your carry-on bag can be. Remember that certain items are only permissible when packed in a checked bag. TSA, or Transportation Security Administration and other national bodies have guidelines for a variety of items, ranging from foods and liquids to weapons. Consider what items you need to pack that might be prohibited or restricted: Food items Liquids, such as bath products Sporting goods Tools Self defense items Sharp objects Small lighters. There are not many things that TSA and other relevant organizations completely prohibits, compared to the number of things that are allowed. However, many items are only permitted when they are packed in your checked bag. Research your questionable items and learn if they are only permissible when checked. Most liquids and some food items, like gravies and sauces or sometimes even ketchup, must be 3.4 fluid ounces (100.6ml) or less in order to be allowed in a carry-on bag. The rules may be different for necessities such as medicine, but there still are restraints for that. While you may be inclined to pack several different outfits and pairs of shoes, consider packing only a few basic essentials and pack tighter by pairing them different ways. If you want to limit your packing to a carry-on only, then you have a limited amount of space. On the other hand, while you have more space in a checked bag, you will be charged more if it is overweight. Additionally, overpacking your carry-on or checked bag might result in it not fitting into the airline-approved measurements, in which case you might have to remove items from your bag to put into another bag or leave it at the airport. Checked bag fees start at $25 for one checked bag at the majority of airlines and go up from there, with increases for multiple checked bags and bags that are overweight. Because liquids and aerosols have the potential to explode due to the changing air pressure of air travel, TSA and other relevant organizations have special regulations about them. All liquid items that are 3.4 fluid ounces (100.6ml) or smaller can go in your carry-on, and they must be packed in one 1-quart bag. Each traveler is only permitted to have one of these bags. Items that are larger that 3.4 fluid ounces (100.6ml) can be packed in a checked bag. They do not have to be enclosed in a zip-top bag, but it is recommended in order to protect your other packed belongings. Medications and nourishment items for infants and children are exempt from these rules. One of the easiest ways to save space in your luggage is to change how you pack your clothing. Instead of folding your clothing and stacking it, roll it up so that it takes up less space. Rolling your clothing not only saves space but also reduces wrinkles in clothes. Start packing your bag by putting all of the heaviest items on the bottom, such as shoes. Then, start layering your rolled clothes on top, starting with the heaviest or largest rolled items, like sweaters or jeans, and moving to the lightest items. Packing your items in this way prevents your clothes from being further compressed and wrinkled by being buried under heavier items. Put toiletries and other light items on top so that they are easily accessible for removing at the security checkpoint. If you are packing boots or shoes, you can pack small clothing items, like undergarments, inside them. This saves packing space for other items, but only do this with items that you do not mind getting wrinkled. When taking both a carry-on item and a checked bag, consider putting a change of clothes in your carry-on, just in case your checked bag does not make it to your destination. This way, you have at least one additional set of clothing to wear until you receive your checked bag. It would also be helpful to include some key toiletry items, like a toothbrush, toothpaste, and deodorant, as long as they meet the 3.4 fluid-ounce (100.6ml) requirement. If you are using a suitcase, either a small one for a carry-on or a large one for a checked bag, avoid putting bulky items in the outer zipper pockets. Doing so causes the bag to become overstuffed, causing it to no longer fit airline size requirements. Put magazines, thin books, or other slim items in these pockets. Security checks all luggage, and they ask that it not be locked so that they can easily access it. If you lock it, they may damage your luggage trying to get it open. Security is not liable when this happens. Security does have approved locks that they can open with their own tools, including Safe Skies and Travel Sentry.
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One-sentence summary -- Determine how much luggage to take. Make a list of any items you plan to pack that might be regulated. Learn how many items your carry-on and if you have to check a bag or two. Pack as lightly as you can. Understand how liquids must be packed. Roll your clothing to pack it, instead of folding it. Layer your packed items from heaviest to lightest. Consider packing some clothes inside other items, like shoes. Plan to pack a change of clothing in your carry-on. Put thin items or nothing at all in the outer zip pockets. Avoid locking your luggage.

Problem: Article: Over the counter ranitidine is commonly available in 75 mg and 150 mg tablets. If you have spoken with your doctor or otherwise know based on past experience that 150 mg is the right dose for you, opt for that. Otherwise, talk to your doctor or start with the 75 mg tablets. You can always take a second tablet if 75 mg is not enough. The brand-name version of ranitidine, Zantac, is available in a syrup form. Zantac syrup has been found to be especially helpful for heartburn and acid reflux. A syrup may also be easier to properly measure and administer to children, especially kids who haven't learned to swallow tablets yet. For severe or chronic conditions, your doctor may be able to prescribe you a higher ranitidine dosage than you can buy over the counter. Talk to your doctor about your symptoms and what you've done to try and manage your symptoms so that they can help determine if you need a prescription-strength medication. You won't need to provide ranitidine injections for yourself, but the medication can be administered either through intramuscular injection (IM) or intravenous drip (IV) in a hospital or emergency room. If you have a severe or chronic condition, talk to your doctor about if and when you might need ranitidine injections.
Summary:
Check the dosage on tablets. Use a syrup for heartburn and acid reflux. Ask your doctor about a prescription. Look into injections.