Q: Egg whites have been shown to help remove dead skin and improve oily skin. You can add egg whites to your honey and sugar scrub to get a more tightening effect on your skin. Add one egg white per 1 tablespoon of honey. Keep in mind using raw egg in your scrub increases your chances of salmonella. Be careful when using egg whites and do not put it near your mouth to reduce your risk of swallowing raw egg. If you are struggling with acne, you may want to try using just pure honey as a mask on your skin. Dry skin, oily skin, and sensitive skin may all benefit from using a honey mask. Spread raw honey all over your face with clean fingers. Let the honey mask sit on your face and dry for ten to fifteen minutes. Then, wash the mask off with lukewarm water. Pat your face dry with a towel. Oats are full of natural cleansers and are great for removing dirt and oil from your skin. Mixing oats with honey and lemon will help to leave your skin feeling moisturized and clear. Mix cup oatmeal (whole grain steel cut oats), cup honey, and cup lemon juice. Stir all the ingredients together in a bowl, pouring cup water in the bowl as you stir. If you want to soften the oats, you can run them through a coffee grinder. Use clean fingers to apply the scrub to your face and gently massage the scrub in a circular motion. Rinse off the scrub after one minute with lukewarm water. Pat your face dry with a towel.
A: Use egg whites if you have oily skin. Make a honey mask for acne. Create an oatmeal honey scrub to remove dead skin.

Q: The tripod acts as the pump for your well, so you'll want it to sit directly over the hole in a stable position. Make sure that the feet are on even ground and that it doesn't rock back and forth. If you used the well point method, your PVC pipe will already be in the ground. However, if you used the auger method or another drill, you'll need to place the well screen over the outer foot valve pipe, then lower it into the ground. Again, if you used the auger method, you'll need to lower the inner foot valve pipe into the outer foot valve pipe. It may be easiest to screw all of the pipes together before inserting them into the hole. The hand pump will create the pressure that draws water out of the earth, so you'll want to make sure that it's firmly connected to the PVC pipe. Screw it in all the way and attach the handle. Draw up some water from your new well to make sure it works. Before you drink or use any of the well water, you'll want to have it tested to make sure there is no bacteria or other contaminants in the water. Many labs test water quality, so search in the phone book or online for a facility that can help you.
A: Set up the tripod directly over the bore. Install the outer foot valve pipe if you used an auger. Install the inner foot valve pipe. Attach the pump. Test your water quality.

Q: Hanging your birdhouse from a branch or from your home is not recommended, as birds do not like when birdhouses sway in the wind. If there are poles or natural structures in the area, mount the birdhouse to one of them. Mounting it to an existing metal pole, or drilling it into the side of a barn or wood building are both great ways to set up a birdhouse. Mounting the birdhouse to an existing metal pole also protects the birdhouse from predators. Although this is not a necessity, birds are more attracted to birdhouses that receive natural sunlight in the mornings. Facing the birdhouse toward the east will also keep it from getting too hot in the afternoon, especially during the summer months or in hotter climates. Mounting the birdhouse at this level will make it easier for you to clean it out when necessary, and will also keep it away from most predators. Do not hang or mount your birdhouse lower than 5 feet (1.5m), but feel free to mount it as high as 12 feet (3.7m). The height range depends on the bird, so keep track of which birds are able to reach your birdhouse and make adjustments if need be. Keeping your birdhouse safe from weather will ensure that it lasts and that the birds are protected from rain or snow while they visit. Whether you hang the birdhouse or set it on a pole, keep it under some kind of existing overhang to prevent it from being damaged.
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Mount the birdhouse to a pole or to the side of a building. Face the birdhouse east. Keep the birdhouse at least 5 feet (1.5m) off the ground. Hang or set the birdhouse under an awning, roof overhang, or eaves.