In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Run some water into a spacious pot or saucepan (depending on the size of the item you're trying to sanitize). Place the pot over medium-high heat until the surface of the water just begins to bubble. The heat from the boiling water will instantly destroy microbial bugs on durable, hard-to-clean items. Boiling is a good way to thoroughly disinfect solid, one-piece objects that aren't easily broken, such as toothbrushes, combs, drinking containers and just about anything made out of plastic or glass. Using a pair of tongs or a strainer, lower the tainted object into the boiling water. The item will need to stay immersed for 1-20 minutes, depending on the size and materialany longer and it may be in danger of being warped by the heat. Whisk the item through the water to flush away bacteria concentrated on the surface. Make sure you have a way of protecting your hands from the heat. Consider taking the precaution of wearing a pair of dish gloves or oven mitts, even if you're using tongs. Leaving plastic and fragile metal items submerged in boiling water for too long could cause them to melt. Pull the infected item out of the pot and give it a shake to remove excess water. Wrap the item in a clean, dry towel, then leave it out to air dry. Once the remaining moisture has evaporated, it should be as good as new. If the item has a lid or cover, leave it off to allow airflow and prevent mildew from forming inside.
Summary: Fill a large pot with water and bring it to a boil. Submerge the infected item. Set the item aside to dry.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: In order to get your issue resolved, you may need to provide some documentation or proof of what has occurred. Before you make the call or visit the store, find your most recent Vodafone bill, the bill in question, and any receipts or other relevant documents you may have. The more prepared you are for the conversation, the more likely that your issue will be resolved. You are also more likely to get resolution if you have more documentation to back up your query, whether it is a complaint or a question. People will be more willing (happy, even) to help you if are nice and attempt to connect with them as people. Treat the Vodafone agent with respect and kindness, just as you would treat a friend or other person in your life. Remember that the customer care agent is not directly responsible for your problem. It is their responsibility to help you resolve the issue, and you are more likely to get this done if they feel that you are being respectful and polite. If you direct your anger at the Vodafone agent, it will probably make them want to end the conversation as quickly as possible. This means that you might not get the same level of service that you otherwise could have if you had made the experience more pleasant. Remember to write down all the details you can while you are conversing with Vodafone customer care. This will help you if you have to call back again, or if you need to speak to a manager. Write down the date and time of the call, the agent's name and ID number (if available), as well as any pertinent details relating to the call.
Summary: Gather the necessary documents before you begin the conversation. Be polite and respectful. Document your conversation.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This is easy to make and can be put in the corner of the room that has a wasp problem. For this trap, you will need: Scissors Empty plastic bottle (2L) Tape Bait (watered down dish soap) Be sure to do this carefully with your scissors. You can also use a razor blade if the scissors don't seem to be cutting through the bottle. If you want to add vinegar, it will still attract the wasps but won't attract bees. This is going to form your at-home trap. The wasps will be attracted to the bait, fly through the neck of the bottle, and get stuck in the bottom where they will die. If you wish to hang it, heat two ends of a wire and stick them into either side of the bottle and hang it once the wire is secure. If too many wasps die, they can make a sort of raft for other wasps to live on in the bottom of the trap.
Summary:
Gather your materials. Remove the bottle cap and cut through the bottle a third of the way down. Place your bait in the bottom of the bottle. Invert the top third of the bottle and slide in into the base. Tape the two pieces of the bottle together and place it anywhere in the room. Be sure to empty your trap consistently.