Read this and answer the questions: Our Favorite Tips for Removing Common Stains
Lipstick, ink, paint, grease—you've probably come across stains such as these many times. They're hard to get out. Washing or dry cleaning alone often won't do the trick. The tips listed below can help. You still might not be able to remove every stain. But you will be able to remove some stains that seemed permanent before.
Tip 1: Soak the stain in warm water
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Why do shipwrecks occur on Lake Baikal?
Lake Baikal
Lake Baikal is in the southern part of Siberia.
Lake Baikal is the deepest freshwater lake on Earth.
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Ok read this and answer the following questions: Lake Baikal is the deepest and oldest freshwater lake on Earth. Its deepest point is more than one mile. Baikal is also the ninth largest lake in the world. It is 390 miles long and 20 to 50 miles wide. Because of its size and depth, Lake Baikal contains about one fifth of the world's supply of fresh water.
Lake Baikal is in southern Siberia. Well known for its beautiful scenery, the lake is surrounded by mountains and fed by rivers. Baikal supports much plant and animal life. More than 1,000 kinds of plants live in and around the water. More than 50 kinds of fish can be found in the lake.
Because of its size and the geography around it, Baikal is a stormy lake. Strong winds can start suddenly, producing waves of 10 to 20 feet. Fog also occurs often due to differences in the temperature of the water and surrounding land.
Baikal is a northern lake, so the winters can be cold and severe. By the middle of January, the lake is covered with ice. The ice can be several feet thick, and it is transparent. A person on the surface can look through it and see down into the green water underneath. As the weather warms in April, the ice breaks up. Sometimes giant sheets of ice are pushed onto shore by the wind. In the past, the ice has destroyed buildings, railroads and piers.
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Why do shipwrecks occur on Lake Baikal?
Lake Baikal is in the southern part of Siberia
Lake Baikal is the deepest freshwater on earth
Lake baikal is Wendy and foggy