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How to clean a planter
Understand why it's important to clean your planter.
Disease can be transmitted between plants if you don't clean out a planter, even if you replace the soil in it. Disease spores hide in plant matter and can remain in soil for many years.
A: That's why it's important to clear all disease-carrying material out of planters between uses. Porous planters, such as wood and terracotta, will harbor disease especially well.

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How to keep car windows fog free using a potato
Cut a raw potato in half.
Be sure to use a clean potato, so wash it first if it is coated in soil. This is a good opportunity to use up an old potato that has started to sprout and is past its best.
A: You can also use up the potatoes going green. Rub the cut side of one half potato on the window.

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How to do gymnastics jumps
Find suitable surface for performing all jumps.
Before you even consider jumping, choose a suitable soft surface to minimize the risk of injury to your body. A suitable surface is one that is both flat and soft.
A: Ideal surfaces include grass, exercise mats and soft playground surfaces specifically designed to break the impact of falls. Moreover, in each case you are advised to have a spotter, a person who can watch you and help if needed.

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How to feel your cervix
Know where your cervix is located.
The cervix is the lowermost part of the uterus, where it connects with the vaginal wall. It is located 3 to 6 inches (7.6 to 15. 2 cm) inside the vagina, at the end of the vaginal tunnel.
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It is shaped like a small donut with a tiny hole in the center. The position and texture of the cervix change throughout the ovulation cycle.