Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Lay the jeans on the floor or your bed. Heat the jeans using a hair dryer on a medium setting. Use your hands and arms to stretch the denim. Put the jeans on.

Answer: Choose a spot on the floor or your bed that's close to an electrical socket. Then, place your jeans so that the front side is facing up. Spread the jeans out so that it's easier to heat them evenly. Your bed is likely a cleaner space than your floor, so you may want to use it if it's close enough to an electrical socket. Hold the hair dryer about 6 inches (15cm) above the jeans. As you heat the denim, move your hair dryer continuously so that you heat each area evenly. After you heat the front of your pants, turn them over and heat the backside. You don't have to heat both sides of your pants, but it will help you stretch them out more. Grip opposite sides of a section with both of your hands, then pull as hard as you can in opposite directions to stretch it. Move your hands up and down the surface of the jeans, pulling the denim in each area you need to stretch. As another option, put your hands inside of the jeans, then use your arm strength to push apart the opposite ends of the waist, hip area, thigh area, or calf area, which should stretch them. As an example, if you are stretching the thighs of your jeans, hold each side of the pant leg in each hand. Then, pull the sides in opposite directions. This will help widen the pant leg. For a bigger waist, it might be easier to unbutton the jeans and place your bent elbows inside the waistband. Then, move your arms apart from each other to stretch the fabric. If the jeans start to cool down before you're finished stretching them, heat them back up using your hair dryer. Be sure to button and zip up your jeans before you continue stretching them. Your jeans should fit a little better now, but they may still be tight. If you're having trouble buttoning your pants, lie down on your bed and try buttoning them that way. Do squats or lunges for 1-5 minutes to stretch out the denim a little more.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Section your hair. Wash your hair. Apply conditioner. Put on a plastic hair cap. Detangle with your fingers. Finish with a wide comb or brush. Rinse out the conditioner.

Answer: Using your fingers, divide your hair into convenient sections. If you have long hair, twist it into four or more sections. If you have shorter hair, use hair clips instead. Either way, treat your hair as gently as possible. Although working with sectioned hair takes longer, it greatly reduces the amount of tangling that can happen. Wash one section at a time, and clip or twist it again once done. Smooth your hair back over your scalp until it feels fully wet. Gently apply the shampoo or other washing treatment in a smoothing motion from scalp to tip. Massage the scalp with your fingertips, then wash thoroughly with water. Tilt your head back and wash in the direction your hair falls to reduce tangling. Try a gentle washing method, such as co-washing, homemade cleansing mixtures, or shampoo that doesn't contain sulfates, paraben, or silicone. Sulfates, paraben, and silicone are damaging to hair and cause frizz and hair damage such as split ends and dry hair. Do not pile hair on top of your head while washing. This will only cause more tangles and breakage. If your hair is very tangled when wet, consider taking a wide tooth comb in the shower to help loosen knots carefully. Being too rough or using a brush may split ends shorter or cause damage. Section by section, saturate your hair with a conditioner that has plenty of "slip." A conditioner with good slip makes it easy for your hair strands to slide past each other, practically undoing tangles by themselves. Detangler conditioners, hair mayonnaise, or other creamy conditioners generally work best. You may need to try several to find one that works on your hair type. Whenever applying conditioner, focus on the ends of the hair, the oldest and most easily damaged area. You can make your own detangler conditioner from Aloe vera. Cut the Aloe vera leaf in the middle, scoop out the gel and blend it until it is foamy and slightly gel-like. Olive oil or another medium or heavy natural oil can work as well. Cover your conditioner-coated hair with a plastic cap. Leave on for 1020 minutes to allow your hair to absorb the oils. Let out one section of your hair. Detangle as much as possible with your fingers. Do not use force. If your hair starts to dry out, add more water. The weight of the water pulls your hair downward, lengthening curls and making them less likely to tangle. If your fingers can't do the job, move on to a seamless wide-toothed comb or a widely spaced, rubber bristled brush (such as a Denman brush). Start from the ends, gradually combing from higher points as the hair detangles. After detangling each section, the hair should be braided, twisted, or hair clipped in such a way that it won't tangle back up. Detangler conditioner is usually too thick to leave in comfortably. Rinse out and apply a lighter, leave-in conditioner instead. Style your hair as you do normally. Most conditioner labels say to rinse out with warm water, but some stylists get better results with cold.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Thread the line through the eye of the hook. Wrap the other end of the line around the hook 10-12 times. Thread the free end of the line through the opposite side of the eye. Hold the tag end against the hook. Wrap the line around the hook another 10-12 times. Pull the tag end to tighten the knot.

Answer: Pull the line through the eye of the hook until it reaches the bent part of the hook. Use your fingers to hold the line in place as you move onto the next steps. Take the long end of the line and wrap it around the hook and the other side of the line. Start as close to the eye of the hook as you start wrapping and work your way down the hook. Keep the line as tight as you can as you do this or your line will unravel. While still holding onto the line that you originally thread through the eye of the hook, take the other end, or tag end, and thread it through the eye. Push the tag end through so that there is 23 inches (5.17.6cm) of the line coming out of the other side of the eye. Your line should now form a large, loose, loop. Hold the tag end against the hook so that it doesn't move around. This will secure your loop in place as you move onto the next steps. If you don't hold the tag end of the line up against the hook, then your loop will come undone as you go onto the next steps. Wrap the bottom portion of line around the hook and both ends of the line. Continue wrapping it and pull it tight to secure everything into place. Pull the tag end of the line while still holding the loops in place and the rest of the line will go through the eye and tighten the knot. Pull on both free ends of the string to tighten the wrapping even further. You can cut the excess line on the tag end to make the knot look neater.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Go to https://www.dropbox.com/. Sign up for an account. Click the "Download" button. Sign into the app. Drag and drop folder files into your Dropbox folder. Organize your files. Access your files.

Answer:
Enter your name, email and password into the text fields in the middle of the page then press "Sign Up". You will be redirected to the app download page. The website will refer you to the app once it is downloaded and installed. Enter your email and password used to sign up and click "Sign in". Dropbox will begin to upload them in the background. By default your Dropbox is created in "C:\Users\[Username]\Dropbox" on Windows and "[Username]\Dropbox" on Mac. A file in the process of uploading will display a blue loading icon. This will change to a green checkmark when the upload or sync is complete. You can change the location of your Dropbox folder by clicking the gear icon in the app and selecting "Preferences". Go to the "Account" tab and change the options under "Location". Any files you have already uploaded will move along with the folder to its new location. You can create subfolders in your Dropbox folder and move items between them. Any folder in the Dropbox folder will carry over into your dropbox account. Create a new folder by pressing Ctrl+ Shift+N (Windows) or Cmd+ Shift+N (Mac) while the Dropbox folder is open.. You can view, move, and download your files from another computer using the Dropbox app, signing into the Dropbox website, or on your mobile devices by downloading the Dropbox app. Whatever data you have upload to the Dropbox folder will appear in each other location.