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regularly to prevent attracting flies. Flies gravitate towards dirt and bad odors. If your dog is brushed and bathed once or twice a month, they are less likely to attract flies. Brush and bathe your dog in addition to their monthly grooming session whenever you notice flies targeting your dog, especially during the summer months when flies are more active. Make sure you're cleaning and trimming the fur around your dog's anus and genitals so it doesn't get matted or dirty. Flies often lay their eggs in fecal matter. If your dog has poor hygiene, they will be more susceptible to fly bites. Train your dog to toilet in a specific area of the yard to make cleanup easier. Set up a daily toileting routine for your dog and reward them for relieving themselves in the designated area. Cleaning your dog bedding will prevent it from accumulating smells or stains and get rid of any fly eggs that might be hiding in the fabric. Hand or machine wash your dog bedding with a pet-friendly soap and hot water once a week to keep it free from dirt, odors, or fly eggs. If your dog's bedding still smells unpleasant after washing it, baking soda may get rid of the scent. Sprinkle a little baking soda on the bedding, leave it for about 15 minutes and then vacuum it up. Re-apply the baking soda as needed or whenever you wash your dog's bedding to keep the bedding smelling fresh.

summary: Groom your dog House train your dog. Wash your dog's bedding at least once a week. Sprinkle baking soda on your dog's bedding to get rid of lingering odors.

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The weather is one of the main reasons that people overheat. Heat exhaustion and heat stroke are two of the most common illnesses, and they have many of the same symptoms. Pay attention to signs that indicate that you are overheating such as: Difficulty breathing Chest pain or increased heart beat Muscle cramps Nausea or vomiting Diarrhea Fatigue or weakness Dizziness Headache Confusion Dry skin (no sweating) Heat exhaustion occurs when you are exposed to high temperatures for a prolonged period. It can be exacerbated by exercise or physical labor. If you experience symptoms like nausea, headache, or confusion, you should immediately stop whatever activity you are doing. You'll want to move to a cooler location, preferably an air-conditioned space. Once you've relocated, it's a good idea to remove any restrictive clothing and sip some cool water. If your symptoms don't get better within an hour, you'll want to call your doctor. Heat stroke can have the same symptoms as heat exhaustion, but it is much more severe. Heat stroke symptoms include hot, dry, red skin and a fast, racing pulse. Someone with heat stroke might also pass out. If you recognize these symptoms, call 911 immediately. If you're able, move the person to a cooler place, but do not give them anything to drink. Until your skin has healed, it's a good idea to stay in a cool, dry place. You can also wear loose, light clothing to keep from irritating your skin.

summary: Recognize the signs of a problem. Stop what you are doing and move to a cool place. Call 911 if you suspect someone has heat stroke. Stay indoors if you have sunburn or heat rash.

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Locate the shutoff valve in back of the toilet, connected to a pipe coming out of the wall. Turn this valve clockwise as far as you can to turn the water off. Make the mark at the highest point where the water in the back of the tank reaches. This will help you to determine whether the water in the tank rises or falls over time. For best results, use a sharpie; a pencil mark will work, but it may be washed away if the water rises. Add 1 dye tablet or 10 drops of food coloring to the water in the tank. Dyeing the water this way will allow you to see whether the water in the tank is leaking into the toilet bowl. You can normally purchase water dye tablets from your local water provider. Be sure to wait at least 10 minutes so that the water in the tank will completely change color. If the water in the bowl has any trace of the dye you put in the tank, the water in the tank has leaked into the bowl. This means the cause of your leak is a faulty flush valve. If you have a damaged flush valve, it will have to be replaced. If the water has risen, this means there's probably something wrong with the fill valve. If the water has gone down, there's a probably a leak in your flush valve. If the water level has gone up, check to see if there's any water in the overflow tube. This would also indicate that the fill valve is leaking and overflowing the water in the tank. If dyed water has seeped out from the bottom of the tank and onto the floor, this means it's probably a leaky gasket. If dyed water has come out of the body of the tank, the tank itself may be cracked. Unfortunately, if the tank is cracked, it will have to be completely replaced.
summary: Turn off the water supply to the toilet. Mark the water level in the tank with a marker or a pencil. Add coloring or food dye to the water and wait 10 minutes. Check the water in the toilet bowl to see if it's changed color. Look to see if the water level in the tank has gone up or down. Check if the dyed water from the tank has leaked onto the floor.