Q: One way to sidestep the issue is to say that you don't ever give out personal information to strangers as a way of staying safe. Of course, this has an element of truth for most people, so you're really not lying. You could say, "I'm sorry, I don't give out my number to strangers. I've had some bad experience with doing that in the past, so I don't give out my number anymore." If you make it so he realizes it's a general rule, he won't feel so personally rejected. Even if you don't have a boyfriend, you could pretend to have a boyfriend to make the rejection easier. If the guy thinks you have a boyfriend, then it's nothing personal against him. As an example, you could say, "I can't give you my number. I have a boyfriend." Most guys will walk away without another thought at that point. Another way to sidestep the issue is to ask for his number instead. That way, the power is in your hands, and you can do with it what you want. Just make sure to take the number yourself. Don't hand him your phone, as he could use it to give himself your number. It may seem cruel to take a number just to blow the guy off later. However, if a guy won't leave you alone, it's a good way to get him to stop. Don't be afraid to walk away if you need to do so. If a guy turns hostile after rejection, get security involved and then leave where you are as soon as possible. It's always better to be safe than sorry. If you're not in a place that has security, tell management or call the police if you feel your safety is threatened. It's also a good idea to go out in groups. While guys don't limit asking girls out to clubs, when you are going out to the club, take some friends with you.
A: Use safety as an excuse. Use a boyfriend as an excuse. Turn the tables. Stay safe.

Q: After applying the glove conditioner, you must typically wait for 24 hours. Check manufacturer directions regarding the length of time you must wait before your glove can again be used. Overuse could actually attract dirt and debris to the glove. It is typically not necessary to use more than a few dabs of conditioner. Additionally, don't use conditioner too frequently. Using conditioner more than twice per season is typically excessive.
A: Wait for the conditioner to be absorbed. Do not overuse glove conditioner.

Q: You'll find the Microsoft Store's shopping bag icon on a tile in your Start menu. If you don't see it, type store into the Windows search bar (to the right of the Start button) and click Microsoft Store in the search results. There are several ways to find free apps in the Microsoft Store: To search for something specific, click the Search bar at the top-right corner, type the app's name, and press Enter to search. If the app is free, you'll see the word "Free" under its tile. If not, the price will appear. To browse by category, click Gaming, Entertainment, or Productivity at the top of the store, then scroll down to check out the apps. If an app is free, you'll see "Free" on its tile. Otherwise, the price will appear. Every app in the Microsoft Store has a details page on which you'll find screenshots, developer info, a description, ratings, and additional features. Even though an app is free, some of its features may require payment. If you see "Offers in-app purchases" below the "Get" button at the top-right corner of the page, the app has some paid features. It's the blue button at the top-right corner of the app's details page. If you're not already signed in to the Microsoft Store, enter your Microsoft account login details to sign in now. Once you're signed in, the app will begin to download. Once the app is installed, you can open it by clicking Launch at the top-right corner of the page. You can also open it by clicking its name in the Start menu.
A: Open the Microsoft Store. Browse for an app. Click an app to view its details. Tap Get. Follow the on-screen instructions to download the app. Launch your new app.

Q: The first step with a wax burn is to cool the skin. Fill a sink, bathtub, or wash basin with cold water and soak the burn for at least 5, but preferably closer to 20, minutes. If the burn is on your face, soak a towel in cold water and apply it to your face. You can also use an ice pack to cool the burn. Only apply water. Do not use any soaps or other cleansers, as they could further irritate your burned skin. After soaking, look to see if there is still wax attached to the burn. Peel the wax away carefully. If skin is coming off with the wax, stop pulling. Avoid removing any wax that touches a blister. Small burns that are mild in nature can be treated safely. However, if any portion of the burn has turned white or black, if you can see bone or muscle, or if the burn area is much larger than a quarter, it is important to seek medical help. If there is still wax stuck to your burn, apply a thin layer of petroleum jelly to the wax. Wait 10 minutes. Gently wipe the petroleum jelly off with a soft, damp washcloth. The remaining wax should come off with it.
A:
Submerge the burn in cold water for up to 20 minutes. Remove any wax that is still attached. Decide if this burn can be treated at home. Use petroleum jelly to remove any remaining wax.