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She also uses some white paint to draw thin lines over the painted surface, followed by drying the paint. Over that, she paints a much lighter shade of yellow and then dries it again with a dryer. she

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- goes over the surface with additional yellow paint and adds some more blue and white strokes over the thick paint coated surface of the canvas.
- then takes a sponge to brush with and begins to brush through all of the nail polish areas with a brush.
- then touches some more of the paint, wipe it off, and smiles " pretty impressive work for a former professional ".
- then shows how the decor of the living room will be rearranged so that the living room looks like a christmas tree, with a few ornaments and decorations.
A: goes over the surface with additional yellow paint and adds some more blue and white strokes over the thick paint coated surface of the canvas.

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How to make decorative candles
Pick your wax.
Soy, paraffin, and beeswax are the most popular waxes for candle-making. Paraffin wax was traditionally used for candles, but as a petroleum product it may not be the best for the air in your home.

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- Soy wax is easy to find, simple to use, and is a clean vegetable-based wax. Beeswax candles can actually purify the air, but the wax must be mixed with another oil to lower the melting point so that you can actually burn the candle.
- Paraffin wax is age-appropriate and does not contain additives like fragrance, resin, oil, or baking soda, which can bind to candle wax. It also can melt on modern candles and ruin candles' flavor.
- Choose the right wax according to your own preferences. Tea tree oil is your best bet.
- Wax stands from evaporation, so it can be purchased at most grocery and hobby stores. Soy wax is generally a varnish-like gel which dries quickly, but it thickens a little faster and is easier to apply.
A: Soy wax is easy to find, simple to use, and is a clean vegetable-based wax. Beeswax candles can actually purify the air, but the wax must be mixed with another oil to lower the melting point so that you can actually burn the candle.

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How to prevent emphysema
Stop smoking.
Tobacco smoke is a recognized cause of emphysema and other forms of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (copd), such as chronic bronchitis and asthma. The best way to avoid emphysema is to never start smoking.

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- If you're currently a smoker, quitting can help improve your health, even after years of smoking. Smoking is the cause of emphysema in 80% to 90% of all reported cases.
- This will only reduce your overall risk of emphysema by increasing your level of heart health. As a general rule, do not smoke more than six hours each day.
- Smoking gets all over your body and impairs your ability to see, smell, and feel the world. In particular, do not smoke just before bedtime.
- If your schedule permits, stop smoking, no matter how far behind your limit or how many hours a night you have. If you're taking other medications, consult with your doctor before starting a new course of treatment.
A: If you're currently a smoker, quitting can help improve your health, even after years of smoking. Smoking is the cause of emphysema in 80% to 90% of all reported cases.

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How to decide as a retiring senior citizen whether to buy or rent
Consider how long you plan to stay.
One of the first things you should take into consideration when you're deciding whether to rent or buy a home after retiring is how long you plan to stay. The shorter the stay, the fewer benefits you'll receive from buying a new home.

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- Consider your age, community, and situation in general before deciding whether to buy. If you have a lot of close friends or family, your chances might not be low.
- As a general rule, if you plan to stay in your new home less than three or four years, renting is going to be a better option. Think about your must-haves.
- While some positive benefits are substantial, others tend to diminish over time. Your recovery rate may not reach its full potential after retiring.
- This assumes that if you intend to live permanently, you will not be in any financial or legal difficulty. Consider the income you put into buying a new home.
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As a general rule, if you plan to stay in your new home less than three or four years, renting is going to be a better option. Think about your must-haves.