Problem: Article: Like using a humidifier, exposing yourself to a steamy environment brings moisture to dry mucus membranes. Use this as an excuse to take a long, hot, steamy shower from time to time. Another steaming method is to boil a pot of water, remove it from the heat, place a towel over your head, and lean over the steaming pot. Check to make sure the steam isn't too hot first. You can also buy fairly inexpensively steamers to place in a room or next to your bed. This tends to be more effective than boiling water. Salt kills germs in the mouth and throat and helps to relieve dryness and irritation. Gargling with salt couple times a day will help to soothe a dry throat. Add 1 teaspoon of salt to a small amount of hot water. Let this cool for a bit and then add colder water. Gargle 1-2 times a day for 30-60 seconds each time. Spit once you've gargled. Do not swallow the salt water. Some people also gargle with an apple cider vinegar solution (1 tablespoon per cup of water). It won't taste great, but it may work for you. This one tastes better than saltwater or cider vinegar at least! Along with the coating properties of its thick texture, honey also has antiseptic properties. No wonder bees love it. Sucking on lozenges or hard candies, as well as chewing gum, help stimulate saliva production, which can in turn soothe a dry throat. Stick to sugar-free versions -- your dentist will thank you. Most people find that warm liquids provide a soothing effect, so low-caffeine tea, perhaps with honey and lemon, can prove a good choice for dry throat relief. Common herbal teas like chamomile can provide relief, but some people swear by teas made from ingredients like peppermint, ginger, cloves, licorice root, marshmallow root, echinacea, and slippery elm. Consider adding some honey or cinnamon to your tea, too. Both are thought to have great healing powers.
Summary: Take a steam. Gargle with warm salt water. Coat the throat with honey. Use lozenges to build up saliva. Drink hot tea.

Problem: Article: Look for locksmiths in the area. If you don't have internet access, you can call 411 and ask for locksmiths close by. Give the locksmith a call and ask them to meet you at your car. Make sure to ask about rates so you have an idea of how much it will cost. Roadside assistance will be able to get your door open without damaging your car. Typically these services will give you a card with a phone number that you can call. Popular roadside assistance companies include AAA, Allstate Motor Club, AARP, and Paragon Motor Club. Police officers have the tools to open your car when it's locked, however, some departments may not respond to your call unless the car is still running or the vehicle poses a threat to someone. Call the police to see if they can help you retrieve your keys. If you see officers in the area, it's worth asking them if they can assist you.
Summary: Call a locksmith. Call roadside assistance. Get police assistance.

Problem: Article: Divide the structure into sections to complete if that makes it easier for you. Constantly check your work against your plans, to keep you from having to go back and move large amounts of misplaced materials. If you're building a basement, it's probably a good idea to build that first, so that you don't have to worry about moving floors or other structures if you mess up. It will also give you a better vantage point, so you can see what you're doing. Seeing where all the first-story walls will go, without having to spend a lot of time building them up, will help you make sure that everything is laid out correctly. Once the layout is correct, build up your walls. Then, continue to go story by story until your mansions is the desired height. Cap it off with a roof. Create windows and doors by leaving gaps as you go. This requires more planning but is easier than having to remove all of those materials later. This article told you it would take a long time! Don't give up, though. Think about how much fun it's going to be when you're done.
Summary:
Divide your structure. Build the lowest level first. Place the first layer of your walls. Keep moving up. Don't give up!