Q: A good old-fashioned toilet brush is your best bet if simple flushing won't remove your stains. The mechanical action of a brush (or a similar item, like an abrasive pad) will further loosen built-up stains and help remove them from the walls of the bowl after you've treated them with Coke. Be sure to wash your hands after scrubbing and wear gloves if germs make you squeamish. For best results, scrub before and after using the Coke. In other words: Open the bowl and scrub the stains with the brush. Apply the Coke. Let the Coke sit. Scrub once again with the brush and flush to rinse the stains away. In general, chemical reactions happen much more quickly at high temperatures. The acid reactions that allow Coke to remove stains from toilet bowls are no exception. For difficult stains, try heating up your Coke in the microwave before you apply it to the bowl. It doesn't need to be boiling, but for best results, it should be hot to the touch, so use caution when handling the hot Coke. Never microwave soda (or any liquid) in a sealed container or a container made of metal. This can lead to dangerous explosions of hot liquid. Instead, pour the soda into a microwave-safe glass (like one made of glass or ceramic), then microwave it. Heating Coke will make it fizz slightly more than normal, so you may want to wear gloves to avoid getting splashed with tiny drops of soda. While Coke can remove many stains, it's not always the absolute best cleaning agent for the job. For very difficult stains, you may want to try pairing it with other cleaning solutions. Here are some other cleaning methods you can try with items around the house: Try mixing 1/2 cup vinegar and 1/4 cup baking soda (or 2 teaspoons borax) into 1/2 gallon (2 liters) jug of water. Apply the mixture to the toilet bowl, scrubbing and waiting an hour before flushing. Follow with Coke treatment as needed. For mold, try mixing one part hydrogen peroxide with two parts water in a spray bottle. Spray it onto the moldy surface, let sit at least one hour, and scrub until the mold dissolves. Use Coke to remove any residual stains or scaling around the moldy spot. Try mixing two parts borax with one part lemon juice and one part Coke for another versatile cleaning agent. Apply the mix to the toilet bowl, let it rest an hour, then scrub off the stains. Coke is suitable for most of the mineral deposits and rings that commonly occur in toilets. However, it won't always work for rarer stains, so other solutions are sometimes necessary. See below: Coke isn't great for removing oil, fat, or grease-based stains. For these, you're better off using dish soap, detergent, or a stronger acid like vinegar. Coke isn't great at killing germs. In fact, the sugary residue left behind by regular Coke can actually feed certain types of bacteria. Stick to soap, a commercial cleaning solution, or an alcohol-based sanitizer to kill microorganisms. Coke won't remove stains caused by inks, dyes, or pigments. Rubbing alcohol and other chemical solvents are often the best choice here.
A: Use lots of scrubbing. Use heat. Use Coke along with other household cleaners. Know when Coke isn't the best choice.

Q: Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen. This will search your computer for the Windows Store. It should be at the top of the Start window. This will open the Windows 10 store. You should see this tab in the upper-left side of the Store window. It's in the upper-right side of the Store window. Doing so will search the Store for the PDF to JPG converter app. This app resembles two opposite-facing arrows over the phrase "PDF to JPEG". Clicking it will open the app's page. It's a grey button to the right of the app's icon. PDF to JPEG will begin downloading to your computer. This app will work with Windows 8.1 and Windows 10. This option will appear in the lower-right side of the screen once the app finishes downloading. Doing so will open PDF to JPEG. If you don't click Launch before it disappears, you can type pdf converter into Start and then click the app's icon at the top of Start. It's a circular button in the upper-left side of the window. This will open a new window. Click the PDF that you want to convert. You may first have to click on a folder in the left-hand sidebar of the window to bring up the PDF's location. It's at the bottom of the window. Doing so opens the PDF in the PDF to JPEG program. This circular button is at the top of the PDF converter window. Click a folder on the left side of the window to set it as your files' save location. It's in the bottom-right corner of the pop-up window. When you convert your PDF to JPG format, the converted file(s) will appear in your selected folder. This button is at the top of the PDF to JPEG converter window, represented by two cycling arrows. Doing so will immediately convert your PDF into one JPG file per page, and the JPG files themselves will save directly to the folder you specified earlier.
A: Open Start . Type store into Start. Click Store. Click the Apps tab. Click the search bar. Type in pdf to jpeg and press Enter. Click PDF to JPEG. Click Get. Click Launch when prompted. Click Select File. Select your PDF. Click Open. Click Select Folder. Select a save location. Click Select Folder. Click Convert.

Q: A good way to see what you're up against is to plant a firm smooch on the back of your own hand. If some of the lipstick transfers to your hand, it's a good sign that you'll be able to deal with the rest of it without a lot of hassle. If you're still wearing a thick, dark coat after the kiss test, you probably have your work cut out for you. Long-lasting lip colors are resistant to smears and smudges and in most cases will have to be removed through other means. Don't forget to wash your hands afterwards so you don't accidentally leave stains on anything else. Take a washcloth or durable paper towel and blot at your lips. Use a light swirling motion to break up the lip stain. Go over your mouth a few times until the washcloth or paper towel stops collecting color. The more lipstick you can strip off beforehand, the easier it will be to get rid of the rest. If the lipstick you're wearing is particularly stubborn, you might need to give your lips a preliminary cleaning before you can remove the bulk of it. Wet a clean washcloth and lather it up with warm water gentle hand soap. Dab your lips with the corner of the washcloth, then rinse. When combined with the heat of the water, the surfactants in the soap should start to wear down the lipstick. Choose a soap that is non-drying and suitable for facial use. Most liquid hand soaps and body washes will work just fine. Avoid soaps with harsh fragrances, as these normally contain chemicals that can cause rashes and allergic reactions. You may also have success using facial cleansers that contain gritty exfoliants. Rub a thick layer of moisturizing chapstick or lip balm onto both lips. The moisturizing agents will saturate and plump up your lip tissue, forcing more of the lipstick to the surface and making it easier to wipe away. It will also keep them soft and protected from dryness and damage. Don't be afraid to get heavy-handed with the lip balm prior to removing your lipstick. More is better. Use an old chapstick that you're not worried about ruining with your lipstick shade.
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Kiss your hand. Wipe off as much as you can. Wash with soap and water. Apply a coat of lip balm.