Problem: Article: Using a soft-bristled toothbrush, brush the speaker ports. This gentle motion should clean grime and gunk off the speakers. You could dip the very tips of the toothbrush bristles in rubbing alcohol for added effect. Don't dip the whole brush in. Painter's tape is a blue tape used when painting walls. It has a pressure-sensitive adhesive, which makes it perfect for cleaning iPhone speakers. Tear a short piece off and roll it into a cylinder with the sticky side facing out. The cylinder should have a diameter about the width of your index finger. Slip the tape over your index finger, then press it onto your iPhone speaker. The tape should pick up all the grime and bits that have accumulated in the speakers. Check the surface of the tape after each application. If you see lint and grime stuck to it, remove and discard the used tape, roll another small cylinder, and repeat. Use compressed air to blow lint and dust out of your speakers. Compressed air is canned oxygen, and is often used to clean computers and electronics. To get started, lay your phone flat with the screen down. Read the directions on the can before using it. Always use canned air as directed. Aim the canned air nozzle at the speaker from whatever distance the can's directions suggest. Squeeze the can's handle briefly, then release.
Summary: Scrub the speakers. Use painter's tape. Blow debris out of the speaker.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: While you can simply buy a rubber plant from a gardening store, you can also start a plant from a stem cutting. Make a slanted cut below a node on the stem with a sterile knife. You'll need at least 3 to 5 inches (7.6 to 12.7cm) of stem with 2 to 3 nodes on it. The node is where the leaves attach to the stem. Wear gloves to work with this plant, as the sap can affect your skin. To sterilize a sharp knife, place it in a mixture of 1 part bleach and 3 parts water. Let it sit for 5 minutes. Add rooting medium like perlite to a small pot. Plant the stem 1/2-2/3 of the way into a hole with all the leaves above the soil. Water it until it's moist and cover it with clear plastic. Once the roots have reached 1 to 2 inches (2.5 to 5.1cm), you can move it to regular potting soil and a bigger pot. Place a seed in a small tray. Set a piece of thin cloth or paper towel over it and mist it to several times a day to keep the seed wet. Place it in an area with indirect light. The seed should sprout in about a week, after which you can move it to a small pot to grow. Wait until the seed has roots before you move it. Be very gentle with it, as seedlings are fragile.

SUMMARY: Take a stem cutting from another plant. Plant the stem cutting in rooting medium. Sprout a plant from seed instead of from a stem cutting.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen. Doing so searches your computer for the Run program. This program, which resembles a speeding envelope, should be at the top of the Start window. Doing so will open the Registry Editor program. You may have to click Yes when prompted before you can continue. To do so: Double-click HKEY_CURRENT_USER. It's in the top-left side of the Registry Editor window. Double-click Control Panel. Double-click Desktop. Click WindowMetrics. This item should be on the right side of the Registry Editor window. Double-clicking it opens it in a new window. If you don't see the MinWidth item, first do the following: click Edit, select New, click String Value, type in MinWidth, and press Enter. Type in a new width for icons, then press Enter. The default width for regular icons is 52, and the minimum you can enter is 32anything smaller, and the icons will not display properly. You can enter values larger than 52, though icons too large will cause problems on the taskbar. Open Start, click , and click Restart to restart your computer. Windows caches icon images when applications are pinned, so you will need to re-pin any pinned icons for the new size to take effect. Right-click on each pinned icon and select "Unpin". You can then re-pin the program by right-clicking on it in the Start Menu and selecting Pin to Taskbar.
Summary: Open Start . Type run into Start. Click Run. Type regedit into Run, then click OK. Open the WindowMetrics folder. Double-click MinWidth. Enter in the new width. Restart your computer. Re-pin your icons.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: When you arrive to the elevator, decide which way you are going and be ready to wait. An elevator's arrival time can be affected by many factors such as elevators' traffic, the amount of floors, rush hours, and available elevators due to unforeseen maintenance or closures. Stand clear of the door. This etiquette is practiced in a lot of public situations such as subways or buses, and elevators are no different. Also, keep in mind elevators serve individuals who suffer handicaps or people handling large loads of cargo or furniture. Take a step aside and allow passengers enough space to make their way out of the elevator. Take a second to ensure that the elevator car stops at your floor. Most elevators have signals to show if they are going down or up. In the case where you cannot find any signal, ask the passengers on the elevator which way they are headed. Avoiding going in the wrong the direction, especially if the building has a lot of floors. When the elevator stops at your floor, it might not mean people will exit. If the doors open and passengers do not get out, assess what space remains. If you cannot see enough room for you, let the doors close and wait for another elevator. Elevators vary in size and available space. Locate a section where you will feel both comfort for the ride and convenience for your exit. The back of the elevator is the ideal location two-fold: it leaves room for other passengers to enter or exit, and it secures a good spot for longer rides. Elevators have buttons on either sides of the door. The majority of the floor buttons are numbered; basement, garage, street level, lobby, etc. may be represented by letters. If someone is standing closer to the buttons than you, they might offer to select for you. If they do not, kindly ask them to select the floor. In some elevators, double-tapping on a lighted button allows you to cancel a floor call
Summary:
Press the "up" or "down" button. Allow any people to leave before entering. Make certain the elevator is going in your direction. Decide if the elevator has enough space. Enter and find an empty spot in the elevator. Select your floor.