Because fleas grip tightly to hair and fur, and their eggs can be tightly attached as well, a tight comb must be used to remove them. There are combs specially designed for this purpose. Make sure the teeth of your comb are the right length and tightness for your pet. This will allow you to drown any fleas you comb out. It will also help to wet your pet as you comb, helping to control the movements of any fleas. Make sure the water is warm, but not hot. Go from root to tip, and from head to tail. This is an especially important technique when combing out fleas. Fleas like to hold on by the root. If you do not comb up the entire length of the hair, you are likely to miss some. It may seem tedious, but the time you put into manually removing the fleas can pay off. This can be a very effective measure in controlling and eliminating your pet's flea problem. Don't rush through combing your pet, or it might lengthen the treatment process. Comb your pet for fleas more than once. It will give you an opportunity to monitor you pet for new fleas, as well as check the condition of their skin. Look not only for fleas, but check for signs of irritation or injury from treatment.

Summary: Get a flea comb or tight-toothed comb. Keep a bucket of water nearby. Comb out the fleas always in the direction of fur or hair growth. Take your time. Repeat this every couple of days. Be aware that the fleas only hop onto the pet to feed and mostly live in the environment - thus it takes a long time to bring an infestation under control by combing.

Place your record on your turntable and turn it on. While the record spins, lightly hold the brush on the surface of your record to sweep away any impurities and static build-up. Keep your brush on your record for 1-3 spins, then angle your brush at the edge of your record and slowly remove it. Most record brushes have 2 rows of bristles, 1 to sweep of the dust, and 1 to remove static. Be sure to clean your brush after each use. That way, you do not spread debris to and from your cleaning brush. While this will not erase scratches, it will help your turntable pick up as many grooves in your record as possible, helpful to avoid skipping parts of the song. Visit a music store or search online to find a kit. Most come with a liquid cleaning solution, directional brush, and smaller brush used to clean the directional brush. Then, follow the specific directions outlined in your kit's instructions to clean away surface debris. Your directions will likely have you apply the cleaning solution, then use the brush to sweep away extra dirt. Combine cup of 90-99% isopropyl alcohol, cup of distilled water, and 1 or 2 drops of dishwasher fluid in a spray bottle. Place your record on a microfiber cloth, and spray the solution on your record. Wait 30 seconds to let the liquid fill the grooves, and wipe away the liquid with another microfiber cloth. Then, soak another microfiber cloth in distilled water, and wipe off both sides of your record. This will remove fingerprints and grime that a record cleaning brush cannot pick up. Avoid spraying the label of your record. You can repeat the process for both sides of your record to thoroughly clean away dirt and dust. Locate the scratches of your record, and angle 1 wooden toothpick at the scratch. Apply a little pressure, and rub back and forth on the scratch. Do this for any and all scratches on your vinyl. Rubbing the scratch with a toothpick helps get into the small cracks and lift up stubborn debris. Take your time when cleaning with a toothpick and be careful not to scratch other areas of your record. This may not fix the scratch, but it can help remove any surface debris from your vinyl.

Summary: Use a dry vinyl brush to remove surface dirt and dust. Purchase a record cleaning kit to use professional cleaning products. Make your own cleaning solution to deep clean on a budget. Rub a toothpick back and forth over the scratches with soft pressure.

You'll usually find this gear-shaped icon on your home screen or in a folder. Before you can use the Bitmoji keyboard on your iPhone or iPad, you must install the Bitmoji app, create an account, set up a Bitmoji avatar, and link the avatar to Snapchat. You can only use Friendmoji with Snapchat friends who also use Bitmoji. This means the person you want to create Friendmoji with must also link their Bitmoji character with Snapchat. It's in the third group of settings. It's in the fourth group of settings. It's the first option. A list of installed keyboards will appear. If you already see Bitmoji in this list, you can return to the home screen. If not, continue to the next step to add the Bitmoji keyboard. It's at the bottom of the list. You may have to scroll down to see it. This adds the Bitmoji keyboard to your keyboard list. This allows the Bitmoji keyboard to insert Friendmoji and other Bitmoji characters into your conversations. Follow these steps to do so: Tap the back button to return to the Keyboard list. Tap Bitmoji in the list. Slide the "Allow Full Access" switch to the On (green) position. If prompted to do so, follow the on-screen instructions to confirm this change. This will definitely work with your iPhone/iPad's built-in messaging app, but you may also have luck in other messaging apps. You can do this by tapping the outline of a globe near the bottom-left corner of your keyboard until you see Bitmoji characters. It's the two overlapping faces near the top-right corner of the Bitmoji list. If it's your first time using the keyboard, tap Continue when prompted to allow access to Snapchat. Scroll through the list and tap the person you want to include in your Friendmoji. You'll see a message that says "Bitmoji copied. Now paste it!" This pastes the selected Friendmoji to the typing area. Now you can add additional text to your message or just send it as-is. If you're using Messages, the Send button a blue-and-white arrow at the bottom-right corner of the typing area. It may look like a paper airplane in other apps.

Summary: Open your iPhone or iPad's Settings . Scroll down and tap General. Scroll down and tap Keyboard. Tap Keyboards. Tap Add New Keyboard. Tap Bitmoji. Give the Bitmoji keyboard full access. Open conversation in Messages or another messaging app. Select the Bitmoji keyboard. Tap the Friendmoji icon. Select a Bitmoji friend. Tap the Friendmoji you want to add. Tap and hold the typing area and select Paste.

Tap the app icon that has two silver gears on your iPhone or iPad home screen. You can get a verification code used to log in to other devices or https://www.icloud.com/ in the Settings app. It's at the top of the Settings app next to your profile image. On iOS 10.2 or earlier, you will need to tap iCloud first, and then tap your name. It's the second option at the top of the Apple ID menu. It's at the bottom of the Password & Security menu. A 6-digit security code will appear on-screen. Enter this 6-digit security code when asked to enter a verification code when signing in with your Apple ID.
Summary: Open the Settings app . Tap your name. Tap Password & Security. Tap Get Verification Code.