Q: Biting or picking at your nails can cause them to fracture and then fall off. Throughout the day, leave your nails alone as much as possible to help them remain strong and grow out. If you struggle with nail biting, try doing something like wrapping the tips of your nails in tape to help you avoid the habit. If you need to open a box or letter, which for a knife or another sharp object instead of relying on your nails. Using your nails as tools wears them down over time. Nails that become broken or fractured will not grow out. Always put on a base coat before painting your nails. Once you're done painting your nails, add a top coat. This will help your polish stay on longer, preventing the need to re-paint your nails too often and expose them to nail polish remover. Also, base and top coats help strengthen your nails and leave them in better condition after applying polish.
A: Do not bite or pick at your nails. Avoid using your nails as a tool. Do not neglect a top or base coat.

Q: It's a blue app with a white f. If you're not signed in automatically, log in. As you type, a list of Facebook profiles will appear below the search field. Doing so opens their Facebook profile. It's on the right side of the screen, below the person's profile picture. The person you block will automatically be unfriended and will not be able to contact you via Facebook or Messenger.
A: Open the Facebook app. Tap the "Search" field at the top of the screen. Type a friend's name in the field. Tap the name of the friend you want to block. Tap or More. Tap Block. Tap Block to confirm.

Q: You can use other liquids as an incentive to drink more water. Make a point of drinking one glass of water for every non-water beverage you consume. If you have one glass of orange juice with breakfast, drink one glass of water as well. Two cups of coffee in the morning? Match it with two glasses of water. This can be particularly helpful when drinking alcoholic beverages. If your stomach is filled with water, this can prevent binge drinking as you'll have less room for booze. Hydrating when drinking can also help prevent hangovers. Your water content does not have to be limited to pure drinking water. Your body will also benefit from water-based fruits and veggies. Go for radishes, zucchinis, strawberries, grapefruit, cucumbers, and celery. Homemade popsicles are a fun and healthy treat that can help you up your fluid intake. You can puree your chosen fruit in a blender, mix it with enough water to create a paste, and place the mixture in an ice tray. Stick a toothpick or popsicle stick in the molds and leave overnight to freeze. In the morning, you can enjoy a nutritious, water-filled popsicle.Try to go for some of the water-based fruits, like strawberries, listed above for added fluid intake.
A: Drink a glass of water for every non-water beverage you consume. Eat water-based fruits and vegetables. Make homemade popsicles.

Q: Before sealing your marble countertop, it should be clean. Use the dishwashing soap and water mixture to wash the entire surface, rinse it, and dry it well. Make sure to take all of the items off your countertop so the entire surface is clear. If there are any areas of the counter that are coated with residue from cooking grease, cleansers, or other substances, scrape it off before sealing the countertop. Use a plastic scraper or knife to carefully remove it. You can also use a single-edged razor to remove the residue, but be very careful because you can easily cut yourself. Hold it at angle as you move it over the marble. With a countertop that's already been sealed, you should strip off the old sealer before applying a new coat. Wet a clean cloth with acetone and smooth it over the marble. Next, dampen another clean cloth with warm water to remove any residue. Dry the counter with a microfiber towel. Don't allow the countertop to air dry; wipe it down to dry it. When the countertop is clean and dry, read the sealer's instructions and apply it as directed. Most sealers require pouring the product onto the counter and using a white cloth to spread it evenly across the surface. You usually must also allow the sealer to soak in for a specified amount of time, which is just 3 to 4 minutes. Always apply the sealer exactly as directed to on its packaging. Some sealers may require alternative application methods. After you've allowed the sealer to soak in for the proper amount of time, you must remove any excess product that hasn't absorbed. Use a clean dry cloth to wipe it away. Some sealers may require a second coat. Read the instructions to determine if it's necessary, as well as the proper procedure for applying it. To keep your countertop stain-free, you should reseal the marble every three to six months.
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Clean the counter. Remove any residue. Strip off the old sealer with acetone. Spread the sealer over the countertop according to instructions and let it sit. Wipe the excess sealer away. Apply a second coat if necessary.