INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This should work on oil-based food. Do not use this process on microfiber couches that indicate "S" on their care tag. This means no water-based solvents should be used.

SUMMARY: Soak up excess liquid with white paper towels immediately after the stain was created. Put a drop of hand dish washing soap, like Dawn, on a white cloth. Pour 1 drop of water on the liquid to activate it. Rub gently on the microfiber food stain until it is removed.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Experts recommend that healthy adults get at least 150 minutes of moderate aerobic activity or 75 minutes of vigorous aerobic activity each week. In addition, you should do strength-training exercises at least twice a week.  Examples of moderate aerobic exercise include brisk walking, swimming, or household chores such as mowing the lawn. Vigorous activities include running or dancing (e.g. Zumba).  Examples of strength-training exercises include lifting weights or using weight machines, or rock climbing.  Note that you can combine moderate and vigorous activities as well, for example by going for a walk with intervals of running. If you are looking to lose weight, you may need to do more than this. Some experts recommend aiming for 300 minutes of exercise a week. Dancers are famous for their long, lean, and toned legs. To  get legs like a dancer, consider incorporating some dance classes into your weekly exercise routine. In all of the exercises you do, be sure to maintain a good posture. If you’re standing, your shoulders should be back and down (not hunched), your abs should be firm (tummy pulled in), and your chin should be parallel with the floor. If you’re on your hands and knees, your hands should be stacked below your shoulders, and your knees should be below your hips. When you look down, the creases between your hands and wrists should be horizontal and parallel with the front of your exercise mat. In addition, your stomach should be strong (pulled in), your shoulders should be pulled down and away from your ears, and your neck should be long, with your chin slightly tucked. This exercise helps with posture, core strength, and balance, and strengthens your inner and outer thighs, calves, and ankles. You can wear ankle weights to add an extra boost to this exercise:  Stand with your feet together and your hands on your hips. Your knees should have a gentle bend to them — make sure they’re not locked. Soften your left knee slightly and tighten your abs as you lift your right leg sideways as high as it will go, then glide your leg back down the same way you lifted it, until your foot is just above the ground. Pulse your right leg back up twice before returning to stand with both feet beside each other. Transfer your weight to your right leg and repeat the two-pulse leg lift with your left leg. Continue to alternate legs until you’ve completed 20 reps on each side. This exercise builds balance and core strength, lengthens your quadriceps, and strengthens your buns and thighs:  Stand with your feet hip width apart and your arms extended out in front of you at shoulder height. Take a big step forward with your left leg and then bend both of your knees to 90-degree angles to lower into a forward lunge. Be sure that your knees are directly over your ankles and not extended past them. Your knees should not be hanging over your toes. Use your left heel (front leg) to push back up into a standing position, then rotate your body and toes so that you come to a wide-legged squat. At the same time, pull your right arm back across your chest, as if you’re pull the string back on a bow and arrow. Push through both of your heels to return to your left-leg lunge with your arms straight out in front of you. Repeat 20 times on one side, then switch to the other side. This will strengthen your glutes, hamstrings, and inner and outer thighs. Be sure to keep your abs tight, your shoulders down (away from your ears), and your neck long (chin slightly tucked) as you do this exercise:  Get down on to your hands and knees, with your knees beneath your hips and your wrists beneath your shoulders. To protect your wrists, make sure that your wrist creases are in line with your exercise mat (i.e. horizontal). Use a mat to protect your knees. Pull your left leg backwards to cross your left knee and foot over your right calf. Maintaining that angle, push your left knee out to the side — it should go slightly back and up — and then lower it back to its position over your right calf, being sure not to let it touch your calf or the ground. Do 20 reps on before switching to your right side. Included in this article are just a few leg-lengthening exercises. Other exercises that will help make your legs look lean and long include  pliés,  leg lifts,  squats and lunges, and  leg rolls. Warming up and cooling down before and after exercise, respectively, will improve the quality of your exercise and help prevent soreness and injury.  The idea with warming up is to lightly work the muscles you intend to use in your main workout. Aim to do at least a few minutes of light cardio (e.g. walking) before weight-training or going for a run, for example. Give yourself at least 10 to 15 minutes to do some light cardio and stretching after a workout session. As an example, after a run you might walk for a few minutes and then transition to a stretching session.
Summary: Know how much exercise you need. Aim for at least 30 minutes a day of physical activity. Maintain a good posture. Do lateral leg lifts. Do bow and arrow lunges. Do kneeling knee dips. Explore other leg exercises. Don’t forget to  warm up and cool down.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Engaging manual mode on your garage door while it’s open may cause it to come crashing closed if the door spring is damaged. Avoid this by setting it to manual mode while the door is closed. If this is impossible because the door is stuck open, move on to the next step. Use 2x4s that are as high as the garage door opening. If you don't have 2x4s that will fit the opening, you can improvise by placing a sturdy item like a shelf in its place. Use a hammer to tap the planks in between the door and the floor on each side of the garage door opening. Using something sturdy to prop up the door will prevent it from slamming shut, even if the garage door spring is damaged. The manual release cord is usually red and located next to the garage door motor. Pull down on this cord to disconnect the trolley from the automatic opening system. Pulling the cord will allow you to manually open and close your garage door. Have someone help you as you manually close the door. Remove the 2x4s by tapping them out with a hammer as someone holds the handle on the door. Once the 2x4s are removed, slowly and carefully lower the garage door to the closed position. Prevent the manual release cord from getting caught on the garage door tracks by pulling it down and towards the motor when you’re opening the door. If you have trouble doing this yourself, ask someone for help. If you want to set the garage door back to automatic mode, you'll need to pull the manual release cord towards the door opening while simultaneously opening the door. Doing this should reconnect the trolley to the automatic opening system and allow you to automatically open and close the door with the button again.

SUMMARY:
Ensure that the door is closed, if possible. Prop the door up with 2x4s if it’s stuck open. Pull down on the door’s manual release cord. Remove the 2x4s and manually close the door if it was stuck open. Pull the cord towards the garage door motor to open the door. Pull the cord towards the door opening when engaging automatic mode.