Q: Unlike eye creams, eye balms do not contain water. Eye balms are usually wax-based, which means they form a protective barrier on your skin and keep your skin hydrated. If you struggle with dry skin around your eyes, an eye balm is for you. Though you can try an eye cream for dryness, eye balms may be more effective. Some eye creams contain thickeners, preservatives, and additives that can actually make your skin even more dry. Use an eye cream that contains shea butter, jojoba oil, and beeswax. Check that the eye balm is all natural and made of moisturizing ingredients. Look for eye balms that contain natural herbs like mint and rosemary, as they can be soothing for dry skin. Stay away from eye creams that contain fragrance, as they can end up drying out your skin more. Check that the eye balm contains no additives, preservatives, or chemicals. Avoid eye balms that contain alcohol, as they can irritate and dry out your skin.
A: Use an eye balm for dry skin. Look for an eye balm made with natural, non-irritating ingredients. Avoid eye balms with harmful ingredients.

Q: You can access each user's individual iTunes files on computers with multiple user profiles,. For example, music will be available in the "Shared" menu of iTunes if all members of a family use one computer and everyone syncs their iPods from their individual accounts.
A: Switch to your user account without logging other users out of their profiles to access their iTunes library.

Q: While some supplements may help you sleep, they can also potentially cause problems if you are taking other medications or have certain health conditions. Talk to your doctor before trying to treat your sleep problem with any type of herb or dietary supplement. Give your doctor a full list of any medications, vitamins, or supplements you are currently taking. Discuss your health history and let them know if you have any conditions that may affect which supplements are safe for you to take. For example, some supplements are not recommended if you're pregnant or breastfeeding.
A: Let your doctor know before trying supplements.

Q: The first step is to shut off the water for the bathroom you'll be working in. Locate the main line and turn it all the way off. Then, turn on the faucet in your tub to drain the lines. Use a screwdriver to unscrew the faucet and disconnect it from the water lines by unscrewing it. Remove the handles, overflow drain cover, and the drain cover on the bottom of the tub. If you have a showerhead, remove that as well. You may need to pry off a plastic cover to gain access to the screws. You may be able to reuse some of these accessories, so keep them if you don't want to buy new ones. You need to expose the studs in the wall in order to install a new bathtub, so you must remove the existing surround and the drywall behind it. Using a utility knife, cut through the drywall around the outside edge of the entire surround. Then, use a pry bar to pry the drywall and surround or tiles out of place. Be careful not to damage any pipes or wires! Be sure to wear safety gear, including goggles and a dust mask, throughout this process. Work from the top of the surround down to the bottom. In some homes, you may be able to access the plumbing from the room next to the bathroom. In other cases, the plumbing may be situated in the floor under the tub. Most likely, you'll need to cut a hole in the wall or floor in order to access the plumbing. First, unscrew the tub drain and overflow from the P-trap underneath the tub. If your tub is acrylic or fiberglass, cut it into pieces with a jigsaw to make the removal process easier. If you want to try to keep the tub in one piece, use a jigsaw to cut away the tub flange that's nailed to the studs, then tip up the tub and pull it out. You may need to slice through the caulk that connects the tub and floor before removing the tub. Use a utility knife to do so.
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Turn off the water at the main line. Remove the accessories and disconnect the water lines. Remove the existing tub surround or tiles. Gain access to the plumbing. Take out the old tub.