Problem: How to buy sport shocks
Pick oil-based sport shocks for a cheap option.
Oil-based sport shocks are filled with hydraulic fluid that absorbs pressure placed on your vehicle. Oil-based shocks are more affordable and generally more durable. OPTIONS:
- Visit a sporting vehicle store and ask them about the types of sport shocks that are available. They can help you find a decent sport shocks for free.
- They are a good choice if you hope to have your vehicle for a long time. Oil-based sport shocks do not provide as smooth a ride as gas-charged alternatives.
- Examples of oil-based sport shocks include : Hydraulic belts made from oil-based hoses battery cables elongated dampers such as power decals riding automobiles hot air conditioning seats undercarriage Find sport shocks made for driving vehicles with old tires. Older and unused tires are the ones that determine the driving power for your vehicle.
- To pick out a sport shock, place several-large pin-holes, black holes, or puncture holes onto thin plastic panels or polypropylene panels that collapse to form a barrier against the heat and humidity. Oil-based sport shocks are also more affordable.

Answer: They are a good choice if you hope to have your vehicle for a long time. Oil-based sport shocks do not provide as smooth a ride as gas-charged alternatives.

Problem: A person is washing their hands as the words "tutorial: how to wash your hands" appears on screen. a continuous scroll of instructions OPTIONS:
- appear with occasional flashing words and washes appearing on the screen periodically.
- crawls across the bottom of the screen.
- appear across the screen.
- is on the screen next to and below the hand wash.

Answer: crawls across the bottom of the screen.

Problem: How to cure a cold without over the counter medicine
Stay hydrated.
It's important to drink water during a cold since it can liquefy sticky mucous in your airway, making it easier to expel and helping with decongestion. You should try to drink at least 8-10 glasses of water each day. OPTIONS:
- If drinking water bores you, you can add lemon to the water to make it more interesting. Not only does it improve the taste, but lemon contains lots of vitamin c which supports a stronger immune system.
- You should also water regularly if you have a cold. This can help keep you hydrated as you age and prevent decongestants from getting into your mouth.
- Ice water also can help with the swelling because it's cold. If you're experiencing discomfort while you don't take over-the-counter medications, ice water is a smart idea.
- Make sure you drink enough to ensure that the water is not too thick. Avoid cold beverages that contain fructose and sodium, such as cocktail glasses, smoothies and cold broth.
Answer: If drinking water bores you, you can add lemon to the water to make it more interesting. Not only does it improve the taste, but lemon contains lots of vitamin c which supports a stronger immune system.