Article: Acid leaks out of batteries over time, collecting on the terminals. Take safety precautions to avoid coming into contact with it. Wear long clothing and put away any jewelry as well. You do not need to unhook the batteries, but you do need to make sure electricity isn't flowing to them. Turn off the golf cart and unplug the charger. Then, push against the vent caps on the batteries to make sure they are tightly in place. Leave the vent caps in place to avoid letting any chemicals get into the batteries. Baking soda is a very effective natural cleaner that also happens to neutralize acid. Get a clean mixing container. Pour the 2 ingredients in, then stir them into a paste. For example, you can start by mixing 1oz (28g) of baking soda into 1floz (30mL) of water. Make more as needed. Dip a clean cloth into the mixture and wipe it over the acid. The type of cloth doesn't matter. If you have an old toothbrush, you can also use it to spread the mixture and scrub it into the acid. The mixture is primarily meant to polish the terminals and connectors, but you can use it to wash off the rest of the battery. Lightly dampen a clean cloth in lukewarm water. Wipe down all of the areas coated with the baking soda mixture. Follow up by using another clean cloth to absorb any remaining water. The metal components should look bright again. If they aren't, you probably missed some of the corrosion. Repeat the steps to clean it off. Make sure you also get any water that has dripped or spilled around the batteries. You can purchase a battery anti-corrosive spray online or from auto parts stores. Coat the terminals and the metal connectors on the battery cables every time you clean off the batteries. A regular anti-corrosive application after cleaning ensures your battery lasts as long as possible. If you need more space to work with, detach the cables from the terminals. This way, you can easily reach both parts. You can also use petroleum jelly or a silicone gel instead of the anti-corrosive spray. Ideally, clean the batteries off once a month. Doing this can make your batteries last up to 3 years longer than normal.
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Wear safety gloves and glasses. Unplug your golf cart and check the vent caps. Mix equal amounts of baking soda and water. Brush the mixture onto the battery terminals. Rinse and dry the batteries with clean cloths. Spray an anti-corrosive onto the battery terminals and clamps.
Article: It's preferable to place these carpets outside the vehicle when you do so, but after a few times, you'll be able to determine just how much space you'll need to use to be able to find a place to put these. Pulling up the carpeting, will expose the cabinets that will later hold your seats. If there is a lever or pull-cord to fold these headrests down, pull it until the headrest have been completely folded down. You may have to push the headrest into it's closing position. The lever is on the side of the seat. It should be just noticeable to the untrained eye. Doing this will expose an area that is able to accompany the seat. This should free the seats from their locked and upright position. It will also cause the seat to fall frontwards slightly. The seat should "roll over" onto it's back.
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Pull the carpet that is in front of the seat upwards with both of your hands, and place it to the side. Ensure that both headrests are down. Pull the lever that folds the middle seat's seat-back into a folded position. Take notice of the knob on the floor slightly underneath the seat. Push on the cabinet-door from the back, and hold it back. Pull backwards on the knob. Push on the back of the seat. Release the handle to the cabinet door you should be holding onto now, once the seat has been properly stowed into the basket. Repeat this process with the other seat, assuming you need the space to do both seats.Do the same with the other side seat, if you need to. Return the carpets to their normal positions over top of the cabinet door.
Article: Use eyeshadows light in color, such as champagne golds or pinks, to make your eyes look brighter and more full. For the eye that appears smaller, apply powder eyeshadow a little bit higher up on your eyelid so that your eyes appear more symmetrical. You can also apply little dabs of light-colored eyeshadow to the inner corners of your eyes to make them look bigger. If your eyes aren't symmetrical, you don't have to apply your eyeliner exactly the same on each eyelid. Try using a thicker line on the droopier eye, and a thinner line on the opposite eye this line should be further down, filling in the gaps where your eyelashes are. To make your eyelid look higher up, apply lengthening mascara to your top lashes. You only need to apply it to the eye that droops more. To make your eyelashes curl up, use a heated mascara wand or simply heat up your mascara using a hairdryer before applying it. Lengthening mascara can be found at most drug stores or big-box stores, and costs $5-$20. A heated mascara wand ranges in price from $15-$30, and can be found at beauty stores or online. Eyelid tape helps hold up your upper eyelids so that they don't sag. These thin adhesive strips are usually clear and small enough that they aren't super visible or uncomfortable. Eyelid tape comes in many different brands and can be found at most beauty stores or big-box stores, as well as online. Eyelid tape typically costs $5-$25.
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Apply eyeshadow to make your eyes appear more symmetrical. Line your eyelids strategically with eyeliner. Use lengthening mascara on the lashes of your smaller eye. Put eyelid tape on your eyelids to lift the skin.