Article: This device is similar to an apple peeler. You insert the vegetable and turn a crank to force it through the blade in a spiral motion. Spiral shredders come in a few different types. In some cases, you place the vegetable inside a small container. While others ask you to insert the vegetable into a horizontal platform. Read the directions carefully before using the slicer. This machine works best with long, straight vegetables. Each squash should be at least one inch in diameter. Don't cut the zucchini in half vertically. The slicer will leave a small core that includes the mature seeds. Place the lid or crank on the machine. You will feel when the crank stops giving you resistance. A small vegetable core will remain.
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Order a spiral vegetable slicer. Wash the zucchini thoroughly. Insert the squash into the machine, right in front of the blade. Turn the crank to cut the vegetable in a spiral motion. Remove the spiral shreds from the machine or the other side of the spiral shredder.
Article: Before applying toothpaste, give the disc a rinse to get rid of any excess dirt and grime. You can use warm water to rinse the disc off in the sink. If the label is peeling off of the disc or if there are physical cracks, you won't be able to fix them. Use a microfiber or other soft cloth to dry the disc off after rinsing it. When drying use straight strokes from the center of the disc out to the edge. Avoid circular strokes. This will help prevent more scratches. You'll need the proper toothpaste in order to effectively fix your disc scratches. Toothpaste works by sanding out the rough edges of the scratches, allowing the laser to read the disc properly. To get this effect, you'll want a plain white toothpaste, preferably one with baking soda. Apply a small amount of paste directly to a particularly bad scratch on the disc. Use a small cotton swab and buff along the length of the scratch in a tiny circular motion, much like you would wax a car. Run along the entire length of the scratch. You don't need to apply much force, just continue gently buffing in a circular motion. You may notice some new finer scratches created by the toothpaste, but the big scratch should be nearly or completely gone. Repeat the buffing process on any additional scratches, using a small amount of paste for each one. After you're done buffing out all of the scratches, you can rinse the disc off with water and dry it again using your soft cloth.
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Rinse off the disc. Dry the disc off with a soft cloth. Get some toothpaste. Apply a bead of toothpaste to a scratched area on the disc. Use a cotton swab to buff the length of the scratch in small circles. Continue to buff the scratch until it fades or completely disappears. Repeat for additional scratches. Rinse the disc and dry it off.
Article: You can use any web browser on PC or Mac. If you are not logged into your YouTube account automatically, click the blue Sign In button located in the top right of the YouTube webpage. Then select the Google account associated with your YouTube account. If none of the accounts listed are associated with your YouTube account, click Use another account and sign in with the email address and password associated with your YouTube account. This is where your profile picture normally goes. If you do not have a profile picture set, it will be a colored circle with your initial in the middle. This displays your account menu. It's towards the bottom of your account menu. It's next to an icon that resembles a gear. It's the blue text next to your name and profile image at the top of the Settings menu. This opens the "About Me" page for your Google account. The circular icon in the middle of the page contains your current profile image, or a colored circle with your initial. Click the white camera icon in the middle to display the "Pick a Photo" window. It's the first square in the upper-left corner of the "Pick a Photo" window. This displays a file browser you can use to select a photo. Use the file browser to navigate to a photo file on your computer. Different folders are listed in the sidebar to the left of the file browser. Click an image file to select it, and then click Open in the lower-right corner of the file browser. Make sure you have a file saved to your computer that you can upload. Alternatively, if you have photos already uploaded to your Google account, you can click one of those photos in the "Pick a photo" window. It's in the upper-right corner of the "Pick a photo" window. This confirms the changes you have made to your account. The photo you select applies to all your Google accounts, including your YouTube account.
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Go to https://www.youtube.com in a web browser. Log-in to your YouTube account. Click the icon in the upper-right corner. Click Settings. Click Edit on Google. Click the icon in the circular icon. Click Upload Photo. Select a photo and click Open. Click Done.