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Before considering removing a mole, you should have a physician examine it to determine that it is benign and not cancerous. It is critically important that you do not try to remove the mole yourself without first having it professionally examined. If the mole is harmless, you can discuss safe removal options with your physician. If the mole isn't bothering you, you might consider just leaving it alone; however, you might consider removing the mole if: It rubs against clothing. It gets caught in jewelry. You consider it unsightly. It causes you to feel stress, anxiety, or embarrassment. If your physician determines that the mole can be removed, they may recommend a surgical excision. The area around the mole will be numbed with a local anesthetic. A surgeon will then remove the mole and some of the surrounding skin using a scalpel or similar device. The wound will the be closed with stitches so that it can heal properly. Your physician may examine the mole again after removing it for further tests (a biopsy) to determine whether or not it indicates skin cancer. A mole can also be carefully shaved off of your skin by a skilled surgeon. The area around the mole will be numbed with a local anesthetic. A small blade will then be used to cut off the mole and some of the area beneath it. This technique does not require stitches to heal, but is typically used only for smaller moles. As an alternative to surgical incisions, a mole can in some cases be frozen so that it can be safely removed from your skin. Super-cold liquid nitrogen will be dabbed onto the mole, which will then separate easily from your skin. This method may cause a blister, but it should heal on its own. In some cases, your physician may determine that the best method for removing a mole is to "burn" it off of your skin. This does not involve applying flame to the mole, but rather carefully using a special medical device to deliver an electrical current to cauterize and remove the mole. This method might take several treatments to fully remove larger moles, since the electrical current only burns off a thin layer of skin. Some chemicals, such as salicylic acid, can be applied to a mole in order to remove it; however, it is very important that a trained physician administers this treatment. If you improperly apply salicylic acid or another chemical to your mole, burns, infection, or permanent scarring can result.

summary: Ask your physician to examine the mole. Have the mole surgically excised. Have the mole surgically shaved. Freeze if off. Burn the mole. Try chemical removal.

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Hold hands when you're together. It's a simple touch that creates a physical connection reflecting your emotional connection. It makes them feel loved and shows you're not afraid to be public with your relationship. Other ways to be affectionate include putting your arm around their waist, hugging them and cuddling. Pet names make for closer relationships. It gives a specific word or expression a meaning that's only known to the two of you. It's cute and shows you care. You can use cute pet names like honey, cutie or sweetheart. Feel free to come up with your own! . It doesn't have to be the most creative compliment in the world; it's much more important to know the right time for a compliment. Just a simple "You're beautiful" does wonders when they're not feeling her best. Try to avoid always complimenting their appearance; compliment them on aspects of their personality that make them special. You can compliment their nurturing side, their kindness or intelligence.

summary: Be physically affectionate. Come up with a cute pet name. Give them a compliment

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An evaporating dish will allow the water and carbon dioxide to slowly evaporate from the crystals. This method will take much longer than boiling off excess water and carbon dioxide, but can be done. Do not transfer any solid baking soda particles into the evaporating dish. A wide/long, shallow dish, like a glass casserole dish, works best. The water will take much longer to evaporate from a deep dish. The evaporation process will take days under standard conditions (room temperature, normal atmospheric pressure, etc.). If you wish to speed up the evaporation, you can place the dish under a heat lamp. As the water evaporates, white sodium acetate crystals will precipitate out of the solution and cling to the dish. Once the water evaporates, the sodium acetate crystals will be stuck to the evaporating dish. Use a razor to scrape the crystals from the dish. Store the crystals in an airtight container such as a ziplock bag.
summary: Pour the solution into an evaporating dish. Allow the contaminants to evaporate. Collect the crystals.