Clean your epilator after every use. Epilate a few more times over the course of the week. Do touchups whenever you want. Use your epilator on other parts of the body.

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If you use your epilator wet, you can rinse it under running water. If you use it dry, clean it with rubbing alcohol or use the cleaning kit it came with. This will prevent the epilator from getting clogged, as well as sanitizing it for the next time you use it. Hair grows in stages, so you may notice new growth a few days after your first session. Over the course of a week, you'll want to epilate your legs two or even three times to get all of the hair. After that, you'll be able to enjoy smooth legs for several weeks before you have to epilate again. If you see new hair growth come in before you're ready for another full epilating session, it's fine to do a touchup. Use the same process you would during a regular session, and be sure to clean your epilator afterward. After a few months, you'll find that your hair growth slows and touchups are less necessary. Epilators are great for legs, but they can also be used on more sensitive parts of the body. If you enjoy the process and the results you get by epilating your legs, try using your epilator on your arms or your armpits, too.


Clean your face before bed every night. Apply a thick layer of moisturizer to your skin. Apply an undereye cream Apply a moisturizing lip balm before you go to sleep. Moisturize your feet every night and put on socks. Sleep on your back to prevent wrinkles. Use a humidifier when you sleep. Drink about 100 fluid ounces (3.0 L) of water a day.

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If you wear makeup, you should already know you need to wash your face with a gentle cleanser every night. But even if you don’t, oils and impurities from the air can end up on your face throughout the day. These can block your pores, which leads to breakouts and premature aging. Wet your face, then apply your cleanser and rinse thoroughly with clean water. If you are too tired to wash your face, you can use a face wipe to cleanse your skin. Nighttime is the perfect time to rehydrate your skin with a moisturizing cream. Smooth on a thick layer, but don’t rub it in all the way. Instead, let it soak in naturally to get the most benefits. after moisturizing. If you put on an undereye cream and then apply moisturizer, you’ll likely transfer the eye cream to other parts of your face where the cream will be less effective. Applying it after your moisturizer will help ensures it stays where you need it most, hydrating the delicate skin around your eyes. Your lips need to be moisturized just like the rest of your face. Nighttime is the best time to wear lip balm because you won’t be talking, eating, or smooching your crush for a few hours, so slather on your favorite lip moisturizer and wake up with a perfect pout! You’ll wake up with head-to-toe beauty if you take the time to moisturize your feet at night. Cover your feet in thick lotion, avoiding in between your toes. Then, slip on a pair of thick fluffy socks to keep the lotion from getting onto your bed sheets. If you sleep on your stomach or your side, your pillow will create friction against your face, and gravity pulls your skin downwards. Over time, this can lead to wrinkles on your face. In addition to the benefits for your face, sleeping on your back holds your neck and spine in a more natural alignment. Fluid can pool under your eyes, creating dark circles. Use an extra pillow when you sleep to help prevent these bags from forming. Hydration is important to the health of your skin, even when you're sleeping. Place a humidifier in your room and turn it on...


Clean your face thoroughly. Heat a pot of water. Add oils. Lean your head over the water. Rinse and moisturize your face.

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Before you steam your face, clean it thoroughly.  Before washing your face, it's a good idea to wash your hands first. Wet your hands and lather them in soap. Then, scrub for 20 seconds, making sure to wash between your fingers, under your nails, and on the back of your hands. To keep track of time, hum the "Happy birthday" song from beginning to end twice. Rinse thoroughly and dry with a clean towel or a disposable paper towel.  Use a mild soap with limited oils and chemicals and lukewarm water. If you wear make-up, make sure to get all your make-up off before you begin the steaming process. Make-up can clog pores, leading to acne. It's a good idea to deep cleanse your face before applying make-up. Pour water into a pot and heat it over a stove. Only heat the water until it begins to produce steam. You should not heat the water until it boils, as this can burn your face. Essential oils should be added to the water to help cleanse and nourish your skin.  If you're dealing with pimples or acne, bergamot oils has antiviral and antibacterial properties that can reduce breakouts. Geranium oil is also good as it increases skin elasticity and regulates oil production in the skin. Tea tree oil has been known to eliminate acne causing bacteria. If you're prone to frequent breakouts, lemon oil can reduce pores and decrease the likelihood of breakouts. If you're looking to improve skin appearance, there are several options. Lavender oil can lighten skin and reduce the appearance of scars and blotches. Carrot seed oil also rejuvenates the appearance of skin by encouraging cell regeneration. Myrrh has certain anti-aging properties that can keep skin looking younger and blemish-free. Peppermint or green tea, while not essential oils, can be added to water to increase the steam's moisturizing effect. Once the water is steaming and oil is added, wrap your head in a towel and lean over the pot of steaming water. Allow the steam to touch your face. However, do not lean too far in as you don't want the water to actually touch...


Clean your filter regularly. Discard your filter if necessary. Clean the condenser coils.

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Different air conditioners have different filter cleaning requirements.  Some filters need to be cleaned once every two weeks.  Some manufacturers recommend cleaning just once every 30 days.  Still others require cleaning only one to four times per year.  Consult your manufacturer’s directions for information about how often you should clean your filter. You should clean your filter more frequently if you have pets or allergies, or if you’re using your air conditioner regularly. Despite your careful and regular cleaning, your filter will eventually wear out.  If you notice any tears, holes, or damage to your filter, replace it with a new one. You can buy an air conditioner filter at your local home appliances store or online. Cleaning the condenser coils can make your air conditioner more efficient and improve its lifetime.  If you have a window-mounted air conditioner, you’ll need to blow compressed air in short bursts at the back end of the unit (the part of the air conditioner that sticks out the window).  Alternately, use a soft-bristled brush to scrub between the grating of the air conditioner’s intake.  Be careful not to bend any of the coil fins. If you want to clean the condenser coils of your large central air conditioner unit outside, remove its outer case, then blow compressed air across its surface in short bursts.  You could also choose to use an industrial-strength vacuum fitted with a soft-bristle brush attachment to suck the grime and dirt from where it has collected between the coils.


Clean your floor and baseboards. Keep the area free of obstructions. Have water or a household cleaner and several rags handy. Lay down masking tape before beginning to caulk.

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Caulk is tremendously sticky stuff — it's liable to bind to any "loose" object it touches. Because of this, it's very important to ensure that both your wall and your baseboard are clean before caulking. Dirt, dust, grease, and grime can mix with or stick to your caulk and make it look unappealing. More importantly, however, they can interfere with the ability of the caulk to bind to the surfaces you do want it to stick to. Since one of the uses of baseboard caulking is to prevent water damage, a tight seal is a must.   Use water or a household cleaner like Formula 409 to give your floor, baseboard, and wall a thorough cleaning. Try not to use soap with water, as this combination can leave a slick film on your surfaces, making it difficult for your caulk to stick. For floors that have accumulated lots of dust, vacuuming is one additional quick, efficient cleaning option. If you have the option, try using your vacuum's long, skinny "hard-to-reach-places" attachment to remove dust from corners. While caulking is by no means a dangerous process, it is one that can be frustrating if you are forced to re-do work you've already done. To minimize the risk of avoidable mistakes, ensure that your work area is completely clear of furniture, rugs, and other potential obstructions before beginning. If you have children or pets, you'll also want to make sure they're kept out of your work area by setting up barriers or getting another person to monitor them. Nothing's worse than stopping your project to clean caulk out of a screaming toddler's hair. When you caulk your baseboards, mistakes are inevitable. If it's your very first time, they'll be common. Luckily, when it comes to caulking, it's hard to make serious mistakes. For the vast majority of the errors you'll make, the old-fashioned combination of water and rags will suffice, though many household cleaners will also work well.   Additionally, since you'll be on your hands and knees for most of the caulking process, rags can be used as knee pads to provide comfort....


Clean your griddle with water and soap if it's brand-new. Select an oil that's rich in fatty acids to coat your grill. Turn the burners to the maximum temperature and wait for 10 to 15 minutes. Spread 2 to 3 tablespoons (30 to 44 mL) of oil over the griddle surface. Wipe the edges, sides, and corners of your griddle with oil. Leave the oil to cook for about 15 to 30 minutes or wait until it smokes. Turn your griddle off and let it cool for 10 minutes. Coat and heat your griddle 1 to 4 more times or until it's dark brown. Wipe the griddle surface with cooking oil to finish it off.

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Fill up a 2 litre (0.53 US gal) bucket with warm water. Add some soap and then stir it in with a stick until it's evenly mixed into the solution. Afterward, gently pour a small puddle of the soapy water over the griddle. Grab some paper towel and thoroughly rub the soap and water across the surface. Finally, wipe the surface of the griddle with a clean paper towel until it's dry.  Always wash a new griddle with soap prior to using it. This removes the cooking oil it is pre-seasoned with to prevent damage and rust during shipping. If you're seasoning an old griddle, skip this step—applying soap on a used griddle can actually damage the plate coating permanently. Select your favorite oil from the following high-fat options: vegetable shortening, vegetable oil, flax oil, extra virgin olive oil, and coconut oil. You can also use lard if you want.  Always use oils that are high in fatty acids—indicated as a fat percentage on the nutrition information label—for optimal bonding with the griddle plate. Avoid products with trans fatty acids, which have been connected to health problems like coronary artery disease, weight gain, and liver dysfunction. Locate your propane tank and turn it on by rotating the valve counterclockwise. Now, set the burners to the maximum possible temperature and wait. Once you see the top of the griddle start to turn brown, you're ready to move on to the next step!  Put on heat-resistant gloves for safety. Make sure your griddle is completely dry before turning on your burners. For griddles with specific temperature settings, turn the knob to 350 °F (177 °C). Adding oil creates a natural non-stick surface and adds some flavor to your food. Pour your favorite oil around the griddle and spread it evenly across the surface using a paper towel. Use a pair of tongs to move the paper towel if you find your hands getting hot. Crouch down and examine the layer of oil from the side to see if it's even. Be sure not to leave any dry spots or thick oil puddles. Dab some oil onto a piece of paper towel...


Clean your hands thoroughly with antibacterial soap. Dip a cotton ball or swab in the cleaning solution. Swab the ear lobe with the cotton ball or swab. Turn the earring posts. Apply an antibiotic ointment. Clean your piercing daily. Keep your earrings in.

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You have to be sure that your ears don't get exposed to germs or dirt when cleaning. Carry a bottle of hand sanitizer around. If you won't be able to wash your hands, you can apply some hand sanitizer to sterilize your fingers before touching your piercing. You can use isopropyl alcohol or a sea salt solution. Many piercing professionals will provide you with a saline and sea salt solution to use. If not you can mix 1/8th teaspoon of sea salt per 8 oz. of saline. Do this twice a day to keep the area around your piercing clean.  First, dip the cotton ball or swab in the cleaning solution or alcohol. Try pressing the cotton ball to the opening on top of the bottle, then quickly turning the bottle over to soak the cotton with alcohol. Apply the swab around the piercing to keep the area free of germs. Use a new swab to clean the back of the ear in the same manner. Use a new cotton ball or swab to clean the other side of the ear. Always use a new cotton ball or swab for each part of your ear. Go a half turn in each direction. Gently grasp the post between your fingers and turn it clockwise, then counterclockwise. This will help to keep the skin from becoming attached to your piercing. Use a new cotton swab to apply ointment to the post of the earrings, then turn the earring again. Make a half turn in each direction two times. This will help the ointment to get inside the skin. You can clean them once or twice a day, but don't forget. Making it part of your morning and bedtime routine is a good way to make sure you get in the habit of cleaning your piercing every day. It just takes a few minutes and can save you from getting a painful infection. Removing them for too long may cause your piercings to close. After about six weeks you can take out your earrings.  Don't leave them out too long because even if the piercings are healed, they can still close depending on how fast your body heals. Some ear piercings can take longer to heal. For example, a cartilage piercing takes 4 months instead of 2. Make sure to not...


Clean your hands. Clean the lids of formula cans or covers. Wash your can openers. Sterilize any new bottles or nipples.

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Wash your hands thoroughly before touching anything related to the preparation of your baby’s formula. Allow your hands to air dry or dry them with paper towels. Do not reuse dish towels to dry your hands, as they can harbor bacteria and other kitchen germs. You want to remove any dust or other surface germs that may have accumulated. A clean cloth will suffice here. Avoid using your kitchen sponge, as sponges tend to harbor lots of germs. Make sure that you clean any can openers with hot, soapy water to strip away any harmful residue, bacteria, or other debris. Generally, electric can openers are made in a way that allows the blade device to be removed for cleansing purposes. Submerge them in boiling water for 5 minutes before putting any baby formula in them. After the initial sterilization process, bottles and nipples can be cleaned with hot soapy water and a clean rinse. Most bottles are dishwasher safe and can be run through the dishwasher to be cleaned properly. If you wash by hand, clean nipples, bottles, and accessories with a brush that is specifically designed for doing so. Allow all bottles, nipples, etc to air dry.


Clean your home frequently. Wear an air filter mask when cleaning. Use a HEPA filter.

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When you have a cat, try to clean often. Dust, wash linens, and brush off sofa surfaces at least once a week. Use brushes that attract pet hair, duct tape around your hand, or a lint roller to collect hairs from areas where your cat hangs out. Discard all hair immediately. You can also:  Use damp dusting to help keep down the number of allergens blown into the air. On a daily basis, sweep the floors where pets frequents. Allergens on the floor will blow into the air if walked or sat on. If you can, replace your carpeting with tile or wood flooring. If you do have carpet, always use HEPA filters in your vacuum. Wash all cat toys, bedding, and your own bedding often in hot water. This will also reduce the allergens floating around your home. If you own a cat, always wear a mask when you clean, especially in areas where the cat spends most of his time. The mask will keep out any allergens from your breathing canals, which will reduce any allergic reactions you may have. If you have a significant other or roommate, ask him or her to clean the areas frequented by the cat. If not, think about hiring help to clean for you. In order to remove some of the allergens from the air in your home, use a HEPA filter in your heating and cooling system. You should also use one in your vacuum as well. This kind of filter is finer quality, so it collects airborne allergens to help prevent your cat allergies. You can also add a HEPA air purifier to the room where the cat spends most of his time. To help this, you should vacuum daily or at least once a week. If you can find one, buy a vacuum cleaner that is guaranteed to collect pet hair and dander.


Clean your home. Prepare food. Welcome her into your home.

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Make sure your place is ready for an inspection by your mother-in-law. Even if you get along great with her, you still want to make sure she is comfortable with her visit.  Change your sheets and linens. If your mother-in-law is staying in a guest room or in your bedroom, make sure she has clean and fresh linens. Scrub bathroom and kitchen tiles. Make sure all surfaces are spotless and have no stains. Get rid of carpet stains. Clean any blemishes out of your carpet, especially in any communal areas. Consider renting a carpet cleaner if necessary.  Take out the garbage and recycling. Keep it segregated in your kitchen. Make sure all disposables are taken care of and out of the main rooms of the house. Your mother-in-law may expect home cooked meals while she is visiting. Plan out your meals and buy all the necessary groceries before she arrives. If you’re especially busy, think about making meals beforehand and freezing them.  Plot the weekly the meals for her visit. You want to have a clear idea what you’re making every day, especially for dinner. Buy the major components for meals at the store. Be prepared to have food for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Don’t run out of food while she’s there. Make meals beforehand. While you likely want to make a few meals fresh, it may be useful to prepare food beforehand for your mother-in-law. This is a good idea if you’ll be busy working while your mother-in-law is visiting. Consider her diet and meal preferences. Your meals should take into consideration any special dietary restrictions she may have. Also, if she has a favorite food that you feel comfortable making, try to make that meal one of the days she is visiting. Your mother-in-law should feel welcome at your place, since she is visiting a family member. Try to do little things that make her feel at home and comfortable while visiting. Find things that she likes to do or give her things to do to make her feel at home.  Think about things she likes to do. Try to initiate events while she visits that you know she’ll...


Clean your house on or before the first day of Diwali. Draw footprints to scatter through your home on the first day. Shop for new clothes, jewelry, and utensils. Decorate your home Light diyas and candles around your home, especially in the doorways. Hang string lights around your home to make it bright and festive.

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Diwali is the Hindu New Year, and it’s a celebration of new beginnings. It’s traditional to clean up your home and business on or before the first day of Diwali as a kind of cleansing ritual, preparing yourself for a fresh new start. Do your laundry, neaten up cluttered areas, and sort out bills and paperwork. Think of this cleaning as a way to purify your environment and make way for the fresh, positive energy of Diwali and the new year. The first day of Diwali, Dhanteras, is a day to celebrate Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth. A traditional way of awaiting her arrival is to trace small footprints throughout your house. You sprinkle a mixture of rice flour and vermillion powder directly on the floor, or draw footprints on paper, cut them out, and place them around the house. Another tradition at the beginning of Diwali is to go shopping for new clothes and household items, like kitchen utensils and decorations. Try to buy at least a couple new items of clothing and kitchen tools to wear and use during Diwali, another way of celebrating the fresh start of a year. For example, you could buy a few new shirts or pants, a nice set of plates or utensils, or some jewelry. and doorways with rangoli on the second day. Narak Chaturdashi, the second day of Diwali, is typically when people adorn their homes with bright, colorful rangoli designs. Sketch out your design on a piece of transparent parchment paper, then sprinkle sand or dried rice over it. To add some color, buy colored rice or sand at a craft store or dye your materials using food coloring.  Rangoli is a traditional work of art and decoration done in sand or rice, often depicting beautiful, symmetrical flowers like lotuses and daisies. Rangoli designs are typically placed just inside the entryway of your home, but feel free to set them up elsewhere, too. You can also paint or draw your rangoli designs on paper or wood, or even buy them pre-made. Diyas are small oil lamps shaped like cups with cotton, candle-like wicks. To welcome the goddess Lakshmi into your...


Clean your house when you return. Open windows to ventilate the house and reduce odors. Vacuum daily for 10-14 days. Be prepared for multiple treatments. Monitor your pet for signs of re-infestation.

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Dead fleas, chemical residue and a coating of dust are common things to find after a flea bomb treatment. Vacuum and mop floors thoroughly, clean tables and countertops, wash sheets and clothes, and wash all surfaces. It's recommended that you wear gloves when cleaning, and dispose of the gloves after cleaning to avoid picking up chemical traces on your skin. The smell of the pesticides may persist for several hours or days after treatment. Open doors and turn on any ceiling or ventilation fans to help remove the odors from the flea bomb from the house. Daily vacuuming will remove any newly hatched adult fleas that may have survived the flea bomb. Some products are not effective at killing flea eggs. Flea eggs and larvae may hatch days or weeks after your first treatment. Monitor your house and pets for several weeks following initial treatment to watch for signs of fleas. Flea dirt or droppings appear as reddish brown specks on your pet. If your pet is scratching, use a flea comb to check under their fur for signs of flea dirt or adult fleas.


Clean your house. Write thank you notes. Enjoy your new home.

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Sometimes conscientious party guests will help you clean up before they leave, but if they do not, you may have a rather large mess on your hands after the party.  Try to clean at least one room before you go to bed, and clean the rest of the house the next day. You might want to thank any guest who attended your party, but you should definitely send a note to anyone who brought you a housewarming gift.  Mailed notes are more formal, but even an email note shows a personal touch.  Be sure to thank them for any gifts and explain how/when you plan to use the gift. Mention a specific moment from the party that you found particularly funny or touching to make the note more personal. Make a suggestion for getting together again in the future to show that you enjoy the person’s company. One of the nice things about hosting a housewarming party is basking in the glow of the idea that everyone loved your new home.  Take some time to enjoy the moment, and enjoy your new home.  Remember that this party is going to be just one of many memories that will take place in the home.


Clean your jewelry regularly. Disinfect your belly button and navel region. Leave your belly button ring alone. Wear loose fitting clothing. Avoid tight pantyhose, leotards, and belts. Use a sea salt soak. Use warm compresses or cold packs. Use tea tree or emu oil.

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In order to prevent infection, it is critical that your piercing is clean and sanitary.  At least once a week, take your piercing out (when your piercing professional says it is safe to do so) and wash it with warm water and soap.  Scrub hard in order to disinfect the ring or bar.  Dry it with a paper towel or wash cloth before you reinsert it. Use safe soaps when you are washing.  Soaps with flowery scents, and artificial additives can increase the likelihood of infection. Beyond your daily shower/bath, it is critical that you keep your navel region clean and sanitary as a means to prevent infection.  Every day, use a wash cloth that is soaked in warm water and soap, and wash the navel region.  After you are done washing, dry off gently using a paper towel or a dry washcloth.  Use gentle dabs rather than pressing hard against your skin. Keep a lotion around, or cortisone cream, which can be applied whenever you feel as if there is a redness or dryness.  Check the labels of the packaging as some antibiotics are unsafe for pregnant women. Do not use your fingernails or fingers to scrape because that might cause irritation. Try to avoid tugging on it or fiddling with it, because your pregnancy will make the skin more elastic and more prone to stretching or tearing.  Not only should you not touch the piercing, but you should also not let anyone else touch, kiss, or lick the piercing.  The exchange of bacteria and/or fluids around the healing area is a recipe for infection. If you touch the pierced area out of habit, or accidentally let someone else touch it, immediately wipe the area down with warm water and soap. A navel piercing will likely catch on to your shirt as your stomach grows, and your shirts become more tight.  This is also the case for tight maternity pants, which tend to ride up over the stomach and can latch onto the piercing.  Make sure that each of your shirts and pants give at least an extra inch around so that your piercing has room to be free and not hook.  When buying clothes, try and go to...


Clean your knives Sanitize the knife. Skip the dishwasher. Keep clean knives dry and oiled.

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after each use. Wash the knife individually while holding the knife so that the top of the blade is pointed away from you. Avoid submerging knives completely underwater and instead use a dishcloth to gently wipe the blade: the dull top side first and then the sharper edge.  For a deeper, slightly more aggressive clean, use a sponge instead of a dishcloth. To prevent hurting yourself while you clean your knife, consider setting the knife on the flat surface of a countertop and wash the knife one side at a time. Wipe knives clean with an alcohol wipe or wash and rinse clean before and after food preparation. It might be tempting to wash knives the easier route with whatever dishes you place in your dishwasher, but due to the humidity, excess water, heat, and harsh detergent, rust and decay for your knives can be a consequence of its use.  Knives may also chip within packed dishwashers as a result of objects rubbing against its blade. Washing your knives by hand ensures a gentle, targeted clean. Dry the knife with the same method as you did with cleaning, with the blade pointed away and from top to edge. Apply mineral knives to kitchen knives, particularly carbon kitchen knives, are vital to overall maintenance.  To prevent rust from eating away at the blade and creating contamination, oil your blade with mineral-grade oil 2-3 times a year. Mineral grade oil can also be used to clean knives by wiping a cloth with oil and using it as a cleaner.


Clean your leather Pull the shine off of a leather jacket by washing and drying it. Wear and use your leather often to break it in over time.

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item with soapy water. Cleaning your leather may be enough to remove oils or waxes that are making it look shiny. You can make your own leather cleaning solution by combining 16  fl oz (470 mL) of water with a few drops of dish soap. Dip a soft towel or cloth into the solution and then wipe down the leather. Then, dip a new cloth in distilled water and wipe the item again. Dry the leather with a soft, dry towel or chamois.  You can also purchase a leather cleaning product if you prefer. Look for a leather cleaning product that will leave a matte finish to get a dull look on your leather item. Wetting the leather with plain water may also be enough to dull it. Moisten a washcloth with water and wipe it over the surface of your leather item for an instant dulling effect. Put your leather jacket in the washer by itself and add 1 US tbsp (15 mL) of laundry detergent.  Run the washer on the gentle cycle using cold water. Wring the jacket out when it’s finished washing, as the washing machine won’t be able to get out all the excess water. Then, transfer it to the dryer and run it on medium heat until it is dry. This should get rid of any wrinkles in the leather.  You might need to repeat the process to get the desired look, especially if your leather item is brand new. Your leather jacket may shrink in the dryer. For items that you don’t want to get any smaller, use the no-heat tumble dry cycle. Another easy, slow way to dull leather is to wear and use it often. Leather will continue to look duller and more beat up over the years. Speed up this slow aging process by using your leather items as often as you can. You can also try wearing your leather item outside on a rainy or snowy day to get it wet.


Clean your locker. Add a locker shelf. Put in small containers. Get more space with locker hooks. Attach a whiteboard or schedule. Set aside a mirror and light (optional).

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Before you put anything in a new locker, or before you reorganize an old one, make sure it's clean. Toss out any trash or old assignments. Wipe the inside with a slightly damp cloth, paper towel, or wet wipe. Locker shelves are cheap wire racks that can give you a lot of extra storage space. You can find them at department stores and hardware stores that sell schools supplies.  Measure the width and height of your locker first before you buy a locker shelf. You can also make a jank "DIY locker" out of three small planks. Lean two of them against the right and left walls of your locker, and place the third on top of them. Pencil cups are great for keeping track of all your small school supplies. Find a strong magnetic cup to save the most space by keeping it up near the top, attached to the side of the locker. Otherwise, keep it up on top of your locker shelf. Some lockers already have built-in pegs or hooks for hanging your backpack, coat, or lunchbox. If yours doesn't, magnetic hooks probably won't be strong enough to hold these heavy objects. However, you can use them to hang light fabric bags, keys, and other small objects to make better use of the space at the top of your locker. You can sometimes find "locker ladders," or hooks with fabric pockets hanging down from them. If you think a place for reminders would be useful, buy a magnetic whiteboard and keep it on the back or side walls of your locker. Otherwise, just put a copy of your schedule, or other papers you look at daily. Use tape if your school allows it, and magnets if not. Whiteboards are also useful if you share the locker with someone else, so you can trade messages. A magnetic mirror at eye level lets you check your appearance and reapply makeup during the day. If your locker is dark, a "locker light," reading light, or small, magnetic lamp can make it easier to find supplies. Set these aside and add them after stocking your locker with supplies, so you can find an out-of-the-way spot where textbooks and lunchboxes won't break them. Use a...


Clean your mouth. Get plenty of rest. Avoid beverages other than water. Eat soft foods. Avoid smoking for as long as possible.

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Since your mouth may have stitches or an open wound, it requires special cleaning for the first few days. Do not brush your teeth, floss, or use mouthwash, or rinse your mouth out in any way for 24 hours. After that, follow this routine:  If you have stitches and the gum covers the extraction site completely, then you can start brushing your teeth gently after 12 hours. Just make sure that you avoid the extraction area. Rinse your mouth gently, without too much pressure, with saltwater every two hours and after every meal. Brush your teeth gently, being careful not to touch the wound. Floss your teeth carefully without going near the wound. Let your body's energy focus on healing, rather than other activities. In the first few days after getting surgery your mouth may be swollen and painful, so it shouldn't be difficult to take a few days off of work and school to allow yourself to rest.  Don't do a lot of talking. Let your mouth be still as the sockets begin to form a scab and the swelling goes down. Don't do unnecessary exercise. Lie or sit on your sofa for the first 24 hours, then do light walking for the next few days. Avoid touching the area of the extraction and also try not to sleep on that side for two to three days. Drink plenty of cool water after the surgery, but stay away from beverages that might interfere with the healing process. That means avoiding the following drinks:  Coffee, soda, and other drinks that contain caffeine. Wine, beer, liquor, and other drinks that contain alcohol. Soda, diet soda, and other drinks that are carbonated. Hot tea, hot water, and other drinks that are warm or hot, since these can loosen the scab that is forming over the socket. Don't use a straw when drinking liquids. The sucking motion puts stress on the wound, and can cause the scab not to form. Chewing tough foods is a sure way to break up the scab that is protecting your fragile nerves from exposure. Eat mashed potatoes, soup, applesauce, yogurt, and other soft food for the first couple of days. Graduate to...


Clean your pet's bedding or cage. Find an alternate home. Practice what you will say. Sit down with your parents. Tell them. Show your parents the pet.

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When you show your parents your pet, you'll want to put its best face forward. If possible, give your pet a bath. Clean out their cage, and wash their bedding. Make sure that their room is tidy. If your parents see that the animal is well cared for, they may be more likely to let you keep it. Just in case your parents say no, make sure you have your back-up plan all set. Find a friend or relative who is willing to take your pet for you. Offer them all of the necessary pet supplies. Avoid taking your pets to a shelter unless you have no other option. You want to make sure you appear mature and collected when you show your parents your pet. Since this can be an emotional topic, write down what you want to tell them. Try saying it in front of the mirror a few times. The best time to talk to your parents is at home when no one is distracted. Tell your parents that you want to talk, and ask them to sit down with you. Do not tell them as they are driving, cooking, or cleaning. You may be able to talk with them over dinner. Be careful about approaching them right after they get home from work. They may be tired and stressed out. Wait for them to relax before you talk to them. Be honest and straightforward. Let them know how well you have taken care of the pet. If they haven't noticed, point out that the pet is not as noisy or smelly as they may have thought. Acknowledge that you broke the rules, and apologize for it. Ask them if you can keep the pet. Promise to take care of the pet yourself.  For example, you can say,  "I found a cat that needed a home. For the last two weeks, I have cared for the cat in my bedroom. She is very sweet, and I have taken care of her all by myself. I hope to continue caring for her. I know I have broken your trust, but please, can I keep her?" If your parents say no, you have to live with consequences. Give the pet to another home along with all of their bedding, toys, and food. You may be grounded or punished. Bring your pet out to show them. Let them hold and touch your pet. If they...


Clean your piercing in the shower. Use a sterile saline solution. Dry your piercing.

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Lather up a small amount of soap in your hands and apply it to your piercing. Rinse all of the soap off of your piercing. Do not leave any suds or residue behind. Use fragrance-free, dye-free soap. Stay away from harsh soaps that may irritate the skin around your piercing.  Do not apply the soap directly to your piercing and don't let the soap sit for more than 30 seconds. Do not use soap more than twice a day. A pre-made sterile saline solution is the second best method for cleaning your piercing. Spray the solution on your nipple and completely cover your piercing. The solution does not need to be rinsed off. The two most popular brands of sterile saline solution are H2Ocean and SteriWash. Do not spray the solution on a cotton ball or swab before applying. You need to apply the solution directly to your skin. Once you have finished cleaning your piercing, gently pat the area with a clean, disposable paper product. Cloth towels harbor bacteria and can snag your piercing. Talk to your piercer about whether or not they recommend rotating your piercing.


Clean your piercing twice a day. Prepare a salt solution. Wash your hands. Soak a cotton ball in the salt solution. Pat the area dry with some clean tissue. Use a little lavender oil to promote healing.

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Nose piercings should be cleaned twice a day - once in the morning and once in the evening - until they are fully healed. Cleaning your piercing too little may cause it to become dirty and infected while over-cleaning your piercing can lead to irritation and delayed healing. The simplest way to clean your piercing it to use a salt solution. To make a salt solution, mix 1/4 teaspoon of non-iodized sea salt in 8 oz. (1 cup) of warm water. Alternatively, you can buy a packaged sterile saline solution from a store. Before you touch your piercing, it is essential that you thoroughly wash your hands with antibacterial soap. Otherwise, bacteria from your hands could come in contact with the piercing (which is essentially an open wound) and cause an infection. Grab a clean cotton ball and dip it into the salt solution. Gently press the cotton ball against your nose piercing and hold it there for 3 or 4 minutes. Be careful when removing the cotton ball in case it gets caught in the nose ring or stud. After cleaning, gently pat the area around your piercing dry with a clean cotton ball, a tissue or some paper towel. Avoid using a towel to do this, as towels can harbor bacteria and snag on the ring or stud. If you see any crusting develop over the piercing, resist the urge to remove it. The crust is your body's way of protecting the piercing. Lavender oil lubricates the piercing, reducing tenderness and promoting healing. After cleaning, apply a little lavender oil to the piercing using a lint-free cloth.  Twist the stud or rotate the ring to get the oil inside the piercing, then wipe away any excess with a clean tissue (otherwise it could irritate the skin). Lavender oil can be found at health food stores, at the supermarket or at the chemist's. Make sure the bottle is labeled "BP" or "medicinal grade". Avoid using any material with fibers that can get caught in the piercing. This includes cotton swabs, cotton balls, tissues, and toilet paper.


Clean your radiator before you use it. Place a high-speed fan behind the radiator. Attach a garden hose to a spigot on the exterior of your house. Connect the vinyl tubing to the inlet tube on your radiator. Feed the tubing through a window and attach the tubing to the spout end of your garden hose with duct tape. Coil your garden hose up and wrap it in a towel for insulation. Attach another length of plastic tubing to the outlet tube of your radiator. Attach a small hand valve to the plastic inlet tubing that goes into the radiator. Open the hand valve completely. Plug in the fan and turn it on.

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You can soak it in water and mild soap and then let it air dry. You may have to place some objects under the radiator to line it up with the fan.  You may have to try a couple of sizes to find the right size of tubing that will fit over the copper tubing from your radiator. The tube length should be long enough to connect with the garden hose outside. You may need to cut a small hole in your window screen to make this work. Wrap pipe insulation around the exposed end to keep the water cold. Thread the tubing upward through your window so that the water is expelled onto your roof or into your gutters.     If you expel water onto your roof, then you'll need to make sure that the overflow hitting the ground doesn't flood your basement. Try placing a large plastic garbage can beneath the stream to catch the water, and recycle the water in your garden. Cut the plastic inlet tubing to leave a 6" (15 cm) stub attached to the copper inlet tube of the radiator.     Attach the end that releases water to the stub of inlet tube.     Connect the side that pulls in water to the tube that's connected to your garden hose. On the outside of your house, open the garden hose spigot to find the right water flow volume. When you're ready to switch off your homemade air conditioner, close the hand valve and unplug your fan.


Clean your razor after shaving. Dry your razor always after using it. Consider using a skin safe blade lubricant.

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Your skin has natural oils that protect it from the environment, but these oils can also harm the quality of your blade over time. Shaving cream and decaying hair can also lead to your razor dulling rapidly. Clean your razor thoroughly after each use to maintain the sharpness of your blades. A good way to remove gunk and grime thoroughly is to use a toothbrush to lightly scrub your razor when you are finished shaving. Then, rinse away the gunk under running water. When your razor is wet, the metal is vulnerable to corrosion and rust. This will cause your razor to dull more quickly. Thoroughly dry your razor when you are done shaving to prevent this.  Many approaches can work for drying your razor. For example, you might use a blow dryer or blot your blades with a towel. Always exercise care when drying your blades. Rushing while blotting your blades with a towel might cause you to accidentally run your fingers along the sharp part of the blade, which could cut you. You might consider using a mineral oil or a small amount of cooking oil on your blade after drying it. This will coat the outer surface of the blade, making it less susceptible to moisture in the air, airborne dirt, and other environmental factors that can lead to a dull razor. Some companies offer special formulated oils designed to prolong the life of your blade. Search for these in the shaving section of your local pharmacy, or online through a shaving vendor.


Clean your recorder after each use. Keep your recorder in a case. Protect the recorder from extreme temperatures. Learn how to deal with clogging.

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It is important to keep your instrument clean both for hygiene reasons and to keep the recorder in good playing condition.  Plastic recorders can be washed in the dishwasher or in a sink with warm soapy water. Take the pieces apart before washing and be sure to rinse all the soap off. The mouthpiece can be cleaned with an old toothbrush or pipe cleaner. Let your recorder dry completely before playing again. For wooden recorders, disassemble the recorder and carefully wipe the moisture off the inside with a soft cloth. Keep the recorder in its case when not in use to prevent chipping or damaging the whistle-like hole at the top, because damage there can render the whole recorder useless. Protect your instrument against sudden changes of temperature or direct sunlight, and never leave it in a warm car or near a source of heat. This is particularly important for wooden recorders, but is good practice for any instrument. Condensation of beads of moisture in the windway of the recorder can cause clogging. You can minimize clogging in both plastic and wooden recorders by warming the head joint up to body temperature in your hands, under your arm, or in your pocket before playing.  If water has accumulated in the windway, completely cover the window at the top of the recorder with the one hand and exhale forcefully into the windway. This should clear out any excess moisture. If clogging persists, you can clean the windway by mixing one tablespoon of unperfumed dishwasher detergent with three tablespoons of water. Pour this cleaner into the recorder, either through the window or at the bottom, and leave it to sit in the windway for a moment before draining. Allow the recorder to dry completely before you play it again.


Clean your rice cooker after every use. Use your rice cooker on a flat and stable surface. Handle your cooker with care.

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After using your rice cooker, take off the lid and allow the whole cooker to cool down completely. Then clean the cooker and wipe off any excess moisture before putting it away. If bits of food stay on the hot plate until the next use, they will become baked on and may damage the cooker. This will help prevent food from cooking unevenly and potentially burning, which can cause it to stick to the bottom of your inner pot. For example, use your rice cooker on a counter or sturdy tabletop. Ensure that the cord doesn’t drape over the edge or touch any hot surfaces. Never immerse your cooker in water. Keep the cooker unplugged when it’s not in use or not yet ready to cook. Avoid using your rice cooker outdoors, and avoid using metal utensils in your cooker. Keep your rice cooker plugged in, on warm mode, if there is cooked rice in it, since the cooker should maintain a proper environment for moist, cooked food.


Clean your shoe thoroughly. Sprinkle the boots with baking soda. Let the baking soda sit on overnight. Remove the baking soda.

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If your shoes have a built up odor, you should target this after washing them. Do any routine cleaning, such as brushing off dirt or washing the shoes with water, before attempting to remove odor from your shoes. Make sure your shoes are completely dry before adding baking soda to remove odor. Sprinkle some baking soda on the inside of your shoes. You can also fill a sock with baking soda and set it in the shoes. The sock method is recommended as it reduces the risk of leaving baking soda residue in your shoes. Place the shoes in a cool and dry place in your home. Let the baking soda sit on overnight. This will give it time to remove any unwanted odor. If you put baking soda in your shoes loose, turn them upside down and shake out the baking soda. Make sure to get it all out to avoid damaging the shoes. If you used socks, simply remove the socks from your shoes. Your shoes should smell noticeably fresher.


Clean your skin. Attach the sensors to your skin. Activating the device. Conduct your normal activities. Keep the battery charged. Keep a diary.

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The first step in attaching your Holter monitor is to clean your skin very well with soap and alcohol where the adhesive pads will attach to your body. Note that some of them have a gel to affix, and some of them have self-stick pads. If your monitor comes with cleansing wipes, use those to clean the area every time you put new sticky pads on. Put the adhesive pads on your body as directed — this usually means three pads on your chest and one near the bottom of your rib cage on the lower, left-hand side. Secure the electrical leads to the pads according to the instructions. Typically, the leads will snap into place on the adhesive pads, but you may have to use a sticky surgical tape instead. There are various types and brands of Holter monitors, so instructions for activating the device may vary; however, for most Holter monitors, you won’t need to do anything except make sure the battery is charged to maintain functionality.  If the battery is charged, the machine automatically turns on. Make sure you see the activity lights flashing on the monitor itself so you know that it is working properly. It is important to live your life normally while wearing the monitor so that your cardiologist can get a genuine representation of your heart activity in your normal life; however, you will not be permitted to get the monitor wet, which means you will have to remove it when you shower. Be sure to reattach the monitor as soon as you are done showering and have dried your body off. It is important to avoid all activities that would get the monitor wet while you’re wearing it. Don’t shower with the monitor, avoid sweaty exercises, don’t go swimming, etc. You will need to make sure the battery for the monitor remains charged. Your cardiologist will probably give you an extra battery so that you can always have a fully charged one that you swap out as needed. This way, you can always have one battery charging while the other is being used.  Typically, you will be given a battery charging port that the battery simply slips...


Clean your skin. Place a warm washcloth over your face. Dry the skin thoroughly. Apply a small amount of powder to the skin.

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It is important to start with clean skin because dirt and bacteria can get into the pores where you have plucked the hair and cause breakouts. Additionally, you will probably be touching your face with your hands, so it’s good to start with a clean palette.  Use a mild facial cleanser and lukewarm running water. Begin by splashing a bit of water on your face so it is wet. Then apply a dime-sized amount of cleanser. Use your fingertips to gently massage the cleanser onto your face using circular motions. When you are finished, rinse the skin thoroughly using fresh, lukewarm, running water. If you don’t have time to wash your face properly, you can also apply a bit of toner or micellar water to a cotton ball and gently swipe it all over your face to remove some of the bacteria and dirt on your skin. Don’t forget to wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water before touching your face! Your pores will already be a bit more open if you have washed your face. However, applying a warm wet washcloth to the skin will help open up the pores even more. You want your pores to be as open as possible. This will make it easier to pull out the hair.  If you have just showered, you can skip this step as your pores will be open from the heat of the shower. Make sure the warm washcloth is not too hot. You want to open your pores, but you don’t want to burn your skin. Wet skin can make it difficult to grasp the hairs; therefore, it is important to make sure you dry your skin well. Use a clean towel, and gently pat your skin dry. Avoid rubbing your skin to dry it. This can cause irritation and redness. Applying a talcum powder to the skin where you plan to pluck will help remove any excess moisture, but it will also make it easier to see the hair.  Just take a tiny amount of powder and gently rub it onto the skin using your fingers. You don’t need to rub it in completely, just enough so that it sticks. Talcum powder comes in lots of products, but you may know talcum powder as “baby powder.” If you don’t want to use talcum...


Clean your smoke detector regularly. Clear insects from the alarm. Connect alarms as separate units. Tighten electrical connections. Install fire alarms away from furnaces and ovens. Minimize exposure to cold air returns. Position alarm in dry areas. Be aware of areas with exhaust gases or open flames. Replace the batteries. Test smoke detectors properly

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Any dust or dirt that covers your smoke detector or its internal sensor chamber can set it off when there is no fire. By cleaning the unit every couple of weeks, you may minimize the number of false alarms you experience or avoid them altogether.  Make sure to dust or clean not only the outside cover of your unit, but also inside the cover, where dust often accumulates.  You can use a dusting brush or vacuum the alarm with the soft brush attachment.  If you are in a new home or having construction done, make sure that the electricians use a dust cover to keep the alarm from gathering debris. Insects may get caught in your alarm because they are attracted to the sound or even light that the unit may emit. If the alarm is going off with no smoke or visible fire, check for and for insects on the cover or sensor chamber. If you have an interconnected system of fire alarms, a unit in another part of your home may be triggering connected fire alarms. Keep alarms on separate electrical currents to help prevent them from triggering one another.  If your units are connected and there is no way to separate them from a power source, make sure to check for smoke so that you are sure there is no fire. Power interruptions may also trigger the alarm, especially if you live in an area where utility companies switch the grids. If your smoke alarm is on an AC or AC/DC electrical system, make sure to tighten any loose connections. This can help the unit avoid chirping or going off fully.  Loose hot wire connections may occasionally disconnect power and this has the same effect as a power outage.  If you are unsure of the wiring, contact an electrician to help you. Furnaces and ovens not only produce combustion particles that may trigger the alarm, but they also may smoke because of oil and residue. Installing your fire alarms at least 10 feet from a furnace or oven may minimize the number of false alarms you experience.  Furnace blowers can blow debris from ductwork into your smoke alarm, making it go off.  You may notice more...


Clean your stockings after every other wear. Wash your stockings in a mesh bag to prevent runs. Wear no-show socks under your stockings to prevent holes. Roll or hang your stockings to store them.

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Washing your stockings too often can cause runs, and they probably don't need to be cleaned that much anyways. Unless you see your stockings getting visibly dirty after one wear, wait until you wear them again to throw them in the laundry. Using a lingerie bag will protect your stockings from catching on the sides of the washing machine or on other clothes. Look for a bag with super-fine weave mesh, as stockings can slip out of looser bags in the wash.  Avoid placing bras in the same bag as your stockings, as the stockings can catch on the hooks. You can also wash your stockings by hand with warm water and a bit of soap. Let them soak for 10-15 minutes, then rub the fabric against itself to work out any grime. If you're wearing your stockings out and about, this cheap, simple strategy will keep your toes from poking through the foot. You can also buy stockings with reinforced toes, but slipping on a pair of socks is the cheaper solution. As a bonus, it will also keep your feet warmer in the winter! Use thinner socks so they don't make your shoes feel too tight. If you have some drawer space, hold both of your stockings from the top and roll down to the toes to create a tight ball. Place them in a drawer, tucked snugly against other stockings, socks, tights, or shirts to keep them nicely rolled. If you're short on drawer space, hang your tights in your closet on a scarf hanger, or on the flat, lower bar of a regular clothes hanger.


Clean your vagina. Prepare the suppository. Get your body into position. Open the lips of your vulva. Push the suppository into your vagina. Dispose of the applicator.

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Use a mild soap to gently wash the outer parts of your vagina and the area around it. Don’t wash out the inside of your vagina. Make sure to wash your hands well. Rinse your vaginal area and hands to completely remove the soap. Pat your skin dry using a clean cotton cloth. Cleaning your vagina and hands can prevent the spread of bacteria into your vagina as you insert the suppository. Unwrap the suppository applicator from its packaging and determine if it's already pre-filled with the cream or tablet. If it isn't pre-filled, hold the applicator between your thumb and forefinger and use your other hand to place the cream or tablet at the other end of the applicator.  To fill an applicator with a cream suppository, connect the tube of cream to the applicator so that it's tightly attached. Squeeze the tube of cream till the correct dose is in the applicator. Remove the tube and save it for your next dose. The applicator provided for delivering a cream suppository usually has marks on it that tell you how much is in the applicator, such as 1 gram, 2 grams, etc. Stand with your legs and knees apart. Raise one foot up on a stool, the edge of the toilet, the bathtub or a chair. Or, you can lie on your back with your knees bent. Your feet should be about shoulder width apart.  Both of these positions will give you easier access to your vaginal opening which will make it easier to insert the suppository. Use your non-dominant hand to separate the lips (labia) of your vulva. This will expose your vagina. Keep it exposed while you use your dominant hand to place the suppository at the vaginal opening. Although it may seem difficult at first, try to relax. Remind yourself that it will take a little getting used to and you can continue to try until you successfully insert the suppository. Insert the suppository applicator or use your forefinger to insert the suppository into your vagina. Push it as far as is comfortable so that the suppository is in your vagina. If you're using an applicator, push the plunger so all of...


Clean your walls. Vacuum the floor. Use carpet stain remover. Dust thoroughly. Clean the windows.

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After you have moved out all your belongings, you may notice that your walls are scuffed or dirty. First, remove all tacks, tape, or nails that you may have on your walls. Then use a non-abrasive all-purpose cleaner to scrub the walls.  Dip the sponge into water mixed with a tablespoon of solution and wring out the sponge. Test a patch of the wall by scrubbing with the sponge. If the sponge doesn’t leave a watermark or a dark mark when it dries, use the sponge to clean any dirty spots or scuffs on your wall. If you have small holes in your wall, fill them with putty. Then use a putty knife or even your finger to smooth the putty and make it level with the wall. Use a high-powered vacuum to give your floor a through vacuum. Make sure to get every nook and cranny of the room. If the room is carpeted, go over the whole room a couple of times. Carpeting captures a lot of dust and dirt, so going over it just once may not do the trick. If you have carpeting in your room and notice that there is a stain, use a carpet stain remover to get rid of the stain.  Follow the instructions on the bottle to effectively remove the stain. If the carpet is white, make sure not to use a colored product that could stain the rug further. Now that the room is empty, you may see dust clinging to surfaces formerly covered by furniture or posters. Use a feather duster to brush away light dust. You can also use a damp paper towel to get at thick dust or dust bunnies. Also make sure to dust window ledges and around the threshold of the door. Spray a newspaper with window cleaner and rub over the entire surface of the windows in your room. If your room came with an in-wall mirror, use the same method to clean the mirror and leave it sparkling.


Clean your welding material. Insert the tungsten electrode into its collet. Clamp the parts together. Tack weld the parts together. Hold the TIG torch in your hand. Practice using the foot pedals to control the heat. Pick up the filler rod in your other hand. Use your torch to heat up the base metal. Advance the puddle in the desired direction using your arc.

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Your surface must be clear of debris before you begin to weld.  To prepare carbon steel, use a grinder or sander and polish it down to a bare, shiny metal. For aluminum, it is best to use a dedicated stainless steel wire brush. For stainless steel, just wipe down the weld area with some solvent on a rag. Make sure to store the rag and chemicals in a safe place before welding. Unscrew the back of the electrode holder on the collet, insert the tungsten electrode, and screw the back on again. Generally, the electrode should hang about 1/4-inch away from the protective sheath on the collet. Use an angle iron and/or a flat bar with c-clamps to secure the parts you want to weld together. A tack weld is a very small weld that is intended to hold a part in place until the final weld can be completed. Place tack welds every few inches where your two metals meet. Be sure to hold it at about a 75 degree angle with the tungsten raised no more than 1/4-inch off the metal. Don't let the tungsten touch the work piece or it will contaminate your material. Your weld puddle should be about 1/4-inch wide. It is important to keep your puddle size consistent throughout the weld to avoid a messy finish. Hold it so it rests horizontally at a 15 degree angle from the work piece at the base where the torch will heat the piece. The heat of the arc will create a puddle, a pool of molten metal that is used to fuse the two pieces of metal together.  Once there is a puddle on both pieces of metal, tap the filler rod into the molten puddle in quick dabs to avoid clumping. The filler rod adds a reinforcement layer for your weld. Unlike MIG welding, where you lead the puddle in the direction that the torch is leading, with TIG welding you push the puddle the opposite direction that the torch leans.  Think of your hand motion as that of a left-handed person operating a pencil. While a right-handed person moves their pencil like a MIG weld, with the angles both tilted to the right, a left-handed person has their pencil tilted to the left,...


Clean your workspace. Ventilate the room. Create a work surface.

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Remove as much dirt and dust as possible from the area. Vacuum, mop, and/or wipe every surface clean. Reduce the number of particles that might end up sticking to your coats of polyurethane. Dust and other particles that dry in the polyurethane will result in an uneven surface. Create a cross-breeze to get rid of the polyurethane’s fumes while you work. Open a window and install an exhaust fan facing outward. Then, if possible, open a window on the opposite side of the room.  Never place a fan in your immediate work area, since this may lead to dust being blown onto your wood as you coat it. Purchase a respirator with an organic cartridge if you are unable to improve the room’s ventilation and/or if you are sensitive to fumes. If the wood to be treated can be transported, lay out a protective covering for it to rest on while you work. Use a tarp, dropcloth, cardboard, or similar material. Whichever you use, make sure that it covers a few feet beyond the wood itself on all sides. Protect the surface underneath and make clean-up a cinch. Also make sure the surrounding area is clear of any objects that you want to keep clean, just in case you make a bigger mess than you mean to.


Clean yourself up. Dress well. Approach with confidence. Start a conversation. Respect her personal space.

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First impressions make a difference. Good hygiene shows that you take care of yourself. Take a shower every morning. Wash your hair, put on deodorant, and possibly use a small amount of cologne or perfume. Bad odors, among other problems, are distracting and cause people to not want to be around you. When you use cologne or perfume, add only a small amount to your neck, chest, and shoulders. She should be able to smell it up close without it overwhelming her senses. Clothes and hairstyle are also factors in how people judge you. If your hair is long and greasy and you wear stained sweatpants, chances are the girl will think of you in a negative way, making her feel uncomfortable. Buy yourself clothes that flatter your figure. A style that looks unique on you without being too flashy will help her appreciate you. If you don’t feel comfortable, chances are she won’t feel comfortable either. Anytime you seek her out, display your best self. This means going up to her, maintaining eye contact, and speaking loudly and clearly. To do this, practice being natural. Look into a mirror as you speak, maintaining eye contact with yourself.  Even if you feel nervous around her, slow down. Breathe deeply, speak slowly, relax, and focus on her. Be your natural self.  If you’re going to be at the same place a girl is, such as school or a party, try getting to the place early. This gives you time to get accustomed to the environment before it becomes more crowded and busy. Avoid any bad habits that would make her uncomfortable, such as swearing, telling inappropriate jokes, or fidgeting. Start with small questions, such as “That’s a nice tattoo, what does it mean?” Avoid asking deep questions, as these are too personal too soon. Instead, let her answer and then add to the conversation, such as by talking about something a little personal such as your own tattoos. Everyone has boundaries about how physically close someone cannot be. Moving into this space too fast and being unwelcome is a sure way to make a girl feel...


Clean. Learn to discern between ordinary clutter and filth. Focus on the priorities. Pay for a housekeeper.

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Take the list you both have agreed on, and make sure it’s completed on the time table you’ve both agreed on. Do the best job you can, and try to clean to the expectations you’ve discussed.  Pick up clutter. Move clutter out of the way before you clean. This'll help you get dirt, grime, and other stuff a lot easier. Dust. Get some lightly wet clothes and dust the surfaces of furniture and appliances. To go the extra mile, make sure to get ceiling fans and molding. Vacuum. Empty your bag and storage compartment. Use the correct settings and attachment. Get the entire house, including the floorboards and furniture. Mop floors. Move from the back of the room toward the entrance of the room. Make sure to rinse your mop out after mopping 4x4 foot sections. Otherwise, you'll be spreading dirt. In most cases, focusing on actual dirty areas, rather than minor clutter, will help alleviate any tension between you and your roommate. After all, your roommate probably doesn't mind the newspaper on the table nearly as much as the refried beans that have been sitting in the sink for three days. If you cut down on the filth and really bad habits that may exist, your roommate may feel less overwhelmed and more able to relax. Most often, the shared, public rooms, like the kitchen, living room, and bathrooms should have priority over personal space when cleaning. Don’t use your cleaning time to clean out your closet or under your bed. Use it effectively to address your roommate's concerns. Consider asking your roommate to chip in for a cleaning person to come once a week. This will relieve a lot of stress for you, and you’ll just have to focus on small stuff and picking up after yourself in the kitchen and living room. If your roommate doesn’t want to pay, and you still want to get a housekeeper, do so. That will release you from a good bit of stress.


Cleanse daily and be presentable at all times. Get a facial. Give yourself a manicure. Use make-up. Use perfume. Style your hair.

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If you feel good about yourself and your looks, that will often be a strong attraction. Try something refreshing, such as a lavender bubble bath or a body cleanser. Use deodorant. Shave regularly, especially your legs and armpit hair. A facial will make your skin glow and stand out. You don't want your face to be full of pimples and dry skin. Fix up your nails with some strikingly colorful designs of your own creation. Guys like girls who take care of themselves, especially if they are a bit out of the ordinary. Don't go over the edge with make-up, guys can't take it! Try experimenting at home to get a good, natural look that enchants the best of your facial features. And think according to where you are going, and what time of the day it is. Darker make-up is used at night, and at clubs. Lighter make-up is used at day, and in the mall or at school/work. Also, find out what colors work best for you. Try something new. Maybe start wearing red lipstick. Studies show that men are more drawn to women's lips than any other feature on their face.[citation needed] If your not in the mood for lipstick, try lip balm. Lip gloss works too. If he is drawn to you with a lovely scent, then he will actually start to see your inner beauty. Don't wear too much, though. Your crush doesn't want to smell you all the way across the room. Just when he's next to you. Curl your hair, braids, or maybe get it cut in a new way to make the most of your facial features. Keep your hair nice and clean. Trim your hair every now, to avoid having split ends. Don't over style your hair. Heat damages your hair, so don't straighten it or curl it every day.


Cleanse your face with a mild face wash. Steam your face to open your pores. Exfoliate your face everyday to make your skin glow. Use a brightening face mask to perk up a dull complexion. Nourish your skin with a moisturizer every night and morning. Try exfoliating with milk. Make your own banana and milk face mask.

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Every morning and every night, it is important to wash off dirt and oil. Find a mild, cream cleanser that suits your skin type. Gently massage your face using light pressure and circular motions when applying to improve blood circulation and to make your skin glow. Depending on if you have oily, dry, or combination skin, there is a cleanser to help balance, repair, and moisturize your skin. This is the best way to thoroughly deep clean your pores. Steam your face once a week to loosen debris that may be embedded into your skin causing it to look dull. The steam works to widen any clogged pores and soften the skin in order to more easily cleanse out impurities, traces of makeup, dust, and dead skin cells that naturally build up.  Boil a pot of water with herbs like thyme, peppermint, rosemary, lavender or lemon. It you have sensitive skin try chamomile or lime. Carefully hold your face over the steam for about ten to fifteen minutes and then cleanse with face wash. This process will allow your skin to detox. For the best results, exfoliate your face immediately after steaming it. Exfoliating removes dead skin and debris that clogs your pores and causes a dull and patchy complexion.  Use a cream based exfoliator that suits your skin type and scrub with gentle, circular motions, avoiding the eye area. Don’t exfoliate your skin for more than 2 minutes, otherwise you can irritate it. Regular exfoliation prevents problems like blackheads, whiteheads, pimples and acne. These masks add moisture, luminosity, and work great to bring back the natural glow to your face. They contain vitamin C which is known to give an especially bright glow to your skin. The best time for applying a face mask is after steaming your face, because the pores are open and the mask will be able to penetrate deeply into the skin. There are great firming, nourishing, purifying and hydrating facial masks you can try that are designed for every skin type. You cannot have glowing skin if you don’t nourish it properly. Right before going to bed,...


Cleanse your face. Tone your skin. Use the “Clear” product. Exfoliate your skin with Exfoderm®. Remove age spots with Blender®. Moisturize dry areas. Protect your skin from the sun. Add one or more complementary products.

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Start by cleansing your face with the gentle cleanser (normal to dry skin) or foaming gel (normal to oily skin).  This cleanser is designed to remove everyday dirt, grime, and makeup from your skin.  The cleanser will leave you with a clean and fresh complexion. Use the cleanser twice a day, once during your morning routine and again during your nighttime routine. After cleansing, apply the toner (same product for all skin types) to your skin in order to re-balance the pH levels of your skin.  The toner is designed not to dry out your skin. Use the toner twice a day, once during your morning routine and again during your nighttime routine. “Clear” is the brand name of the step 3 product, which contains prescription-strength hydroquinone.  “Clear” is designed to help correct the various discolourations on your skin to leave you with a more even skin tone.  The same product is used for all skin types.  The “Clear” product is only available by prescription. Be sure to talk with your doctor about the use of hydroquinone and its potential side effects. Use the “Clear” product twice a day, once during your morning routine and again during your nighttime routine. The step 4 product, Exfoderm® (for normal to dry skin) or Exfoderm® Forte (for normal to oily skin), is designed to exfoliate the skin on your face to help remove dead skin cells.  This type of exfoliation helps to reveal newer skin cells which help give you a brighter and clearer complexion. Use Exforderm® only once a day, during your morning routine. Blender®, the step 5 product, also contains prescription-strength hydroquinone.  Blender® is designed to gradually lighten your skin in order to remove age or sun spots and other types of discolouration that may appear on your face.  The same product is used for all skin types.  Blender® is available only by prescription. Be sure to talk with your doctor about the use of hydroquinone and its potential side effects. Use Blender® only once a day, during your nighttime routine. Step 6 of the Obagi Nu-Derm®...


Cleanse your hands with soap and water before and after you shop. Wear a mask when you leave your home. Wipe down your cart with sanitizing wipes if you need to use one. Stay 6 ft (1.8 m) away from other shoppers. Avoid touching anything unless you have to. Sanitize your hands frequently. Don't touch your face while you're shopping. Use a contactless payment method if you can. Wash your hands after you unpack your groceries.

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By washing your hands before you go into the store, you'll ensure that if you have any germs on your hands, you won't spread them to others. Washing your hands as soon as you get home will help you cleanse away any germs you might have come into contact with at the store. To help do your part to stop the transmission of this disease, wear a cloth mask when you're in public. That way, if you sneeze or coughs, any droplets will be contained. Try making your own mask out of fabric you may already have on hand. If you can't avoid using a regular shopping cart, thoroughly go over the handles with a sanitizing wipe or a paper towel sprayed with household sanitizer. Remember—most sanitizers need to stay wet for 3-5 minutes in order to fully kill any germs on the surface you're cleaning, so use a generous amount of the sanitizer, and don't wipe the handle dry for several minutes.  Read the label on your sanitizing product to find out how long it needs to sit to be effective. Although your store might have disinfecting wipes or spray available, it's a good idea to bring some with you, just in case they're out. It can be difficult to maintain the recommended distance when you're navigating the aisles in a grocery store, but do your best to give other shoppers a wide berth. For instance, if you notice that an aisle already has several people, you might go over to the next aisle instead, then double back when the first aisle clears.  It might take a little longer to shop this way, but remember, you're doing this for your safety, as well as the safety of everyone else. Remember, this distance applies to employees of the store, as well, so keep a safe distance from the person who checks you out. More information is needed to know exactly how long coronavirus germs can live on a surface. However, it's likely that there is at least a small window where you can contract coronavirus by touching an object that was previously handled by someone with the virus. To avoid picking up any germs, try to limit how many items you...


Cleanse your skin at least once a day.

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Use products suitable for your skin type and remember, you may need a different product for the skin on your face and the skin on your body. Use a mild, gentle cleanser and apply moisturizer after washing. Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated too. Being well hydrated is good for both the health and appearance of your skin.  Soap-free facial or body wash and water offer one easy way to cleanse your skin. Alternatively, choose a specially formulated facial cleanser from your favorite brand range. Follow the instructions it provides. Always use a soft sponge or face cloth to avoid harming your delicate facial skin. Apply cleanser with cotton wool, if preferred. If your skin is sensitive, try to limit showering to every other day or every few days. This allows your natural oils nourish your skin. Showering too much with sensitive skin can cause irritation.


Cleanse your skin twice daily. Resist washing your skin too often. Apply a non-comedogenic moisturizer daily. Exfoliate your skin once or twice a week. Choose non-comedogenic and hypo-allergenic product.

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Acne is not caused by dirt on your skin, but by oil, dead skin, and other substances. Cleansing your skin every day in the morning and evening can sweep away excess substances that can clog your pores and cause breakouts.  Use a mild cleanser when you wash your face. Avoid using bar soaps or cleansers with a gritty texture, they can irritate your skin. Aging skin is more susceptible to dryness therefore consider getting a gentle, moisturizing cleanser.  Rinse your skin only in lukewarm water. Water that is too hot may strip your skin of moisture and cause irritation. You may be tempted to wash your face more often during break outs. Cleansing your face twice daily suffices. Washing your face too with pressure can irritate, strip moisture, and cause more breakouts. As a person gets older, the function the skin changes. Adult women are more likely to have dry skin. Use a non-comedogenic, or non-acne causing, moisturizer after cleansing your skin. This will help your skin retain and add moisture, which prevents dead skin from building up. Moisturizing prevents clogging of the skin and aids in minimizing acne.  Please note even oily skin needs a moisturizer. In addition to choosing a non-comedogenic product, find one that is also oil free.  Consider getting a moisturizer with a broad-range sunscreen with a high SPF. Not only can sun exposure make acne worse, it also cause sun spots and premature aging. Exfoliation removes a layer of dead skin cells and is an important part of any regular skin care regimen. Doing this removes dead skin that can clog pores and cause breakouts. Using a gentle exfoliator once or twice a week can remove dead skin that could make menopausal acne worse.  Get a gentle exfoliator made of sugar or salt or synthetic beads that are a uniform shape without jagged edges. Although sugar and salt start with square edges, they quickly melt into a circular shape. Harsh scrubs made of fruit seeds and nutshells can tear and irritate your skin. These scrubs can lead to further breakouts and aging....


Cleanse your skin. Do a trial run before the event, if desired.

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Before you begin, it's a good idea to cleanse your tattooed skin with a wipe or a little facial wash. If you have a large tattoo, take a shower or bath. This prepares the skin to receive the makeup.  Keep in mind that you shouldn't attempt to cover a tattoo with makeup unless it's fully healed, otherwise you could ruin the ink or develop an infection. Tattoos can take as long as 45 days to heal completely. Don't attempt to cover a tattoo that is fresh and hasn't peeled yet. If you plan on covering up your tattoo for a specific event such as a job interview or wedding, it's a good idea to do a trial run beforehand. This will give you a chance to practice your technique and ensure that your makeup is the right color for your skin tone.


Cleanse your skin. Exfoliate your skin. Steam hair follicles in the shower. Clean your epilation tool.

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Wash your skin or take a shower with warm water. Use a gentle soap to avoid irritation. This can minimize the risk of bacteria getting into pores and causing an infection. Dead cells can build up on your skin and block the hair follicles. Use a gentle exfoliating product in the shower or bath to remove dead cells. This can reduce your risk of developing ingrown hairs. Use any of the following natural exfoliants twice per week:  Dry body brush Natural loofah Sugar and olive oil paste  Baking soda and water paste Step into a steam room or take a steamy shower. The warmth will open up your pores. This softens hair, making it easier to remove. Steam your skin as a part of your pre-epilation cleansing and exfoliation routine. Rinse or wipe off your epilator before you start. This can remove any bacteria or lingering hairs on your device. It can also help prevent ingrown hairs. Tweezers can be cleaned weekly with plain rubbing alcohol.


Cleanse your skin. Steam your skin Apply topical blackhead creams. Employ the comedone extractor. Try blue light therapy. Place pore strips on the affected area. Rinse or re-wash your skin. Moisturize your skin.

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Wash the area where you're removing the blackheads. This can open up your pores and remove surface bacteria or debris that may make removal difficult or cause infection.  Wash with a gentle cleanser that has a neutral pH. Use an oil-free cleanser if you have oily skin and a glycerine or cream-based cleanser for dry skin. Do not scrub your skin. Wash with lukewarm water. Hot water can strip your skin of natural oils that moisturize your skin and also can irritate it.  Dry your skin and avoid putting any products on it before you remove the blackheads. . Opening your pores and making your skin more pliable can help you more effectively remove blackheads. Boil water and pour it into a bowl (do not try to perform this while the water is still on the stove). Steam your skin over the bowl for a few minutes to help open pores and make your skin softer for removal.  Place your skin at least 12 inches away from the boiling water to minimize the risk of burning yourself. Steam burns can be extremely severe, so use caution. Drape a towel over your head and bowl to capture more of the steam. If you’ve decided to use topical creams to remove widespread or especially persistent blackheads, apply it to the area you want to treat. Use clean fingers to spread a thin layer of the product.  Leave the product on your skin for as long as the package suggests. Allowing it to stay on longer may cause irritation. You may need to apply a moisturizer to the area if you leave it on overnight. This may help minimize irritation. If you’ve chosen to use a comedone extractor or loop, use it once you’ve steamed your face. Be as gentle as possible when you press it against the blackhead for removal.  Gently press on only one side of the affected blackhead and gently move the extractor across the area of the blackhead.  Move the tools over the top of the blackhead, which should cause the blackhead to come out as a plug.  Once you’ve removed the blackhead, wash the extractor in hot, soapy water. Though further study is needed to determine the...


Clear Internet data. Check for adware and malware. Check for viruses and other immediate threats. Run maintenance on your hard drive. Remove unwanted programs. Keep your system backed up.

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As you browse the Internet, your computer collects bits and pieces of information that can eventually build up to the point that they cause performance issues, especially on older and slower machines. The most basic way to do this is by using the tools that come with your Internet browser of choice. Microsoft Internet Explorer users on Windows can clear all temporary data by visiting the Internet Options control panel item and clicking the Delete button on the General tab under the Browsing History subheading.  If you're using IE on a non-Windows computer, simply open the Tools menu, choose Options, and select the data you want to clear.     To erase temporary files, cookies, and cache data from Firefox, open the Firefox menu and open the Options window (this may require selecting Options from the drop down menu and then selecting Options again from the menu that appears). Once there click the tab or button that says Advanced, and then choose the Network tab underneath that. Find the box that has Offline Web Content in its header, and click the Clear button to clear your data.     To clear data from Chrome, simply hold down Control and Shift, and type Delete (as opposed to the Backspace button). A new tab will open up with a simple menu. Select the data you want to erase, set the time frame using the box in the upper right, and click Clear Browsing Data when you're satisfied.     To reach this menu the old-fashioned way, click the button with three horizontal lines on it in the upper right corner of the browser, and choose Settings from the menu that appears. Scroll partway down the screen to find the Privacy heading, then click the “Clear browsing data” button right underneath it.     To clear Safari's browsing cache, go to the Edit menu and select Empty Cache. Confirm your decision when asked.     If you have not sufficient time to perform these tasks you can use some browser cleanup tool. Adware and malware are types of programs that can compromise your computer's performance and create security...


Clear a playing space. Shuffle together 2 decks of cards. Deal a line of 10 face down cards. Deal 3 more cards face down on each pile. Flip over the top card on each pile. Place the remaining cards in a separate pile.

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While you don’t need a ton of space, a comfortable playing surface helps. Emperor involves moving and stacking lots of cards, so it can get a little messy. Leave enough space for 10 splayed piles of cards, 8 stacks above that, and 2 more stacks somewhere to the side.  The 10 piles are the tableau piles, which are used to build descending sequences of cards. The 8 stacks form the foundation, where you build upon the Aces. The other 2 stacks are the stock pile, where you draw cards to play, and the waste pile, where you throw away unplayed stock cards. Emperor is played with 2 standard decks of 52 cards. Remove the jokers if they're among the cards. Keep the cards separated for now. The 10 cards form the tableau piles where most of the game is played. You don’t get to look at these cards yet. Lay each card so it exposes a little bit of the card underneath it. This way, you can easily see how many cards are left in a pile. Each pile should now have 4 cards in it. Again, avoid peeking at these cards. Expose the first card on each of the 10 piles. These cards are what you'll use to begin the game. Keep the remaining cards together and place them near you. Flip over the top card. These 64 cards are your stock and, starting with the top card, can also be added to the tableau piles.


Clear a well-ventilated area in order to paint your toaster oven. Clean toaster oven with a micro-fiber cloth. Spray the paint toaster oven.

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Cover surfaces with a drop cloth or newspaper or consider spray painting your oven outside. Tape and cover all the parts you don't want to paint. If the oven is new it won’t need a lot of cleaning; however, you will want to ensure that any dust or debris is removed before applying the spray paint. Cover the window portion of the toaster oven with painter’s tape. You’ll want to see the bacon sizzling away inside the oven so don’t coat the window with paint. Cover the entire oven evenly with paint. If you want to apply two coats, make sure the first coat is completely dry before applying the second coat. Make this toaster oven something special by creating a little piggy face on the front. Since pigs are pink, pick up a can (or two) of high temperature auto engine paint. Although this paint may be found at craft stores you can also hit the automotive outlet for paint too. Of course, if you're a dude and having a pink pig in your room isn’t very manly, pigs come in other colors like black, grey or white.


Clear an area for the jack. Place something solid on the spot you've cleared and put the jack there. Crank the jack up. Fill the area below the tire. Lower and remove the jack.

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Locate an area near a wheel that is stuck more than the other wheels. Dig out all the loose snow and as much ice as you can. Make sure to clear a level and solid area for the jack. This area should be under a solid metal part of the car that can support the jack. Most cars have several “jack points” – places that are engineered so you can use a jack there. Look in your owner’s manual to find these points. After clearing an area for the jack, place something solid on the ground. This way, your jack will be level when you start to crank it up. If the jack isn’t level, it could fall over and injure you. After you’ve positioned it, start to crank the jack up. Crank it up so the lowest tire is level with the other tires. The bottom of the tire should be level with the snow and ice you’ll need to drive on. Be careful, though, as the jack could slip and injure you.  Use gloves. Stand back while cranking it up. Verify that the jack is stable. Place solid items that your tire can gain traction on in the area below the tire. If you have access to it, fill the hole with sand, gravel, and rocks. If not, you can fill it with blankets, plant material, and woodchips. Compact the area after you’ve filled it. You can do this by patting it with a mallet or some other hard object. Once you’ve filled the area under the tire, lower the jack if you need to. Chances are, you won’t need to lower it too much. Once you’ve lowered it, carefully remove the jack. Then, with a little luck, you’ll be able to drive out of the snow.


Clear an area. Find a surface you want to papier-mâché.

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Papier-mâché can get a bit messy (what good DIY project doesn't?), so to protect your grandma's beloved dining table, lay down a few newspapers or other scrap material to keep clean up at a minimum. While you are grabbing newspaper, also get a hold of:  A bowl or large container Flour, wallpaper powder/paste, or white glue  Water Your base structure Paintbrush Newspaper (for your project -- not for clean-up duty) Examples include a balloon, cardboard or a molded figure. In addition, you can papier-mâché two objects together to form a creation! The mixture will take to anything. If you're using a balloon, consider painting it with cooking oil beforehand -- that way, when it's dry, you can slide it out easily.


Clear and sweep the deck. Powerwash Apply a mold deterrent if you are worried about mold and mildew. Let the deck dry overnight.

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Remove any outdoor furniture, planters, or tools on the deck so it is empty. Put these items in a garden shed or the garage for temporary storage. Sweep the deck with a broom to remove surface dirt and debris. the deck. Rent a power washer at your local hardware store or buy one if you plan to use it for other home maintenance projects. You can ask the salesperson at the hardware store how to use the power washer safely or refer to the user's manual for guidance. Powerwash the entire deck from top to bottom so it is clean and free of dirt or debris. If your deck only has mild dirt or debris, or you cannot find a power washer, hand wash the deck with a mild cleaner like dish soap, water, and a wire scrub brush. Apply the cleaner and gently scrub the the deck with the wet scrub brush, removing dirt and debris. Rub the deck in long, horizontal strokes to work the cleaner into the wood and then rinse off any remaining soap with water. If you notice your deck is prone to mold or mildew, or if your deck is low to the ground, spray a mold deterrent on the deck. Then, use a wire brush or a broom to scrub the deterrent into the deck. Rinse off any remaining deterrent once you have scrubbed it onto the deck with a hose or a bucket of water. Look for mold deterrent for deck wood at your local hardware store or online. Make sure the deck is completely dry before you scrape and sand it. If it is a very sunny day, it may dry within a few hours. To be safe, you may let it dry overnight.


Clear grass and weeds. Test for drainage. Dig your hole. Line the bottom with topsoil. Inspect your seedlings. Separate roots. Plant your seedling or tree.

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A week before you’re ready to plant, spray the ground with herbicide to kill the roots of grass and weeds so your seedling or tree doesn’t have to compete for water. Once the roots die, physically remove them. Then use a spade to loosen the soil. You want your seedlings to have plenty of water, but you don’t want to drown them, either. To check drainage, dig a hole roughly a foot deep (30 cm). Fill it with water and then check it 12 hours later to make sure all the water has drained. If all the water drained, you’re good to go. If not, either install land drains, select another area to plant, or only plant a type of pine proven to fare well in very wet conditions. Dig a hole slightly larger than the seedling’s root structure or container, plus a little deeper (the bigger the root structure/container, the deeper the hole). You’re going to fill that extra space at the bottom with topsoil, so as you dig your hole, keep that soil accessible. Depending on how much you’re removing, divide the soil into different cups, buckets, or piles to keep track of it. Topsoil has the most nutrients, so make this the roots’ first contact with the native soil. Once you’ve dug your hole, fill the extra space at the bottom with topsoil until the hole’s depth equals the root structure or container. If you live in a very wet region, or if this particular spot receives excessive water for whatever reason, add a little more topsoil to raise the top of the root structure/container a little bit above ground. Before you stick them in the ground, double-check their health. Ensure a healthy growth by disposing of any seedlings or trees that already seem to be on their way out. Keep in mind that seedlings are very fragile, so be very gentle when handling them. Look for:  Mold and mildew Missing or easily removed bark Broken stems and roots Dried-out roots Ensure that they spread away from the base of the tree so they cover the most ground. This way the tree will have more access to nutrients and water in the soil. Depending on which method...