Q: When you're on a plane, choose an aisle seat near one of the restrooms. On a bus, call ahead to make sure your bus will have a restroom; when on the bus, pick a seat near the back, also on the aisle. Try to always be as close to the bathroom as you can to avoid accidents. You can request one of these seats on a plane when booking by phone. Additionally, many airlines let you look at the flight beforehand and switch seats. If you somehow end up away from the bathroom, you should discreetly inform a flight attendant about your health issue and ask if you can switch seats in order to be closer to the restroom. It can also help to tell your flight attendant about your condition. You don't need to be explicit, but you can say you have a medical condition that sometimes makes going to the bathroom urgent. That way, if you do run into a problem (such as a long line), the attendant can try to help. This advice is good for traveling, period. When packing for a plane trip, it's a good idea to always carry a spare change of clothes with you in your carry-on luggage. If your luggage is lost, you still have a change of clothes, which you may need. In addition, if you have a problem on the plane, you have something to change into. If possible, keep these with you even when you get off the plane, as you may run into trouble later.
A: Position yourself near the restroom. Warn your flight attendant. Keep your spare change of clothes in your carry-on.

Q: When you're dealing with pain, it can be helpful to work with a partner rather than performing reflexology techniques on your own. That way you can try to completely relax your body to allow healing to begin. Remove constricting clothing and lie down on a bed or another comfortable surface before beginning the session. Dim the lights to create a more peaceful environment with as few irritating stimulants as possible. It can help to play soothing music, light some candles, or use massage oil to make the experience feel as calming and healing as possible. Reflexology is great for relieving simple headaches. Relieve tension and sinus headaches by applying pressure on the reflex points for the head and neck, which are located on your toes. All of your toes have points that correlate to your head, face and brain. Apply pressure to the entire surface of each of your toes if you are suffering from a migraine headache. Press your thumb into each toe and repeat the process at least ten times for each toe. This method is especially effective if your migraine has been triggered by sinusitis. If you have chronic or unexplained head pain, seek medical advice to find out if your headaches are being triggered by other medical conditions. An overall reflexology session can relieve general aches and pains. Most reflex points should be pressed for about 10 seconds at a time. Take your time and press all the reflex points on each one of your feet. Use light pressure and pay attention to any spot that feels sore or painful. When you experience discomfort in a reflex point, the corresponding organ or limb is out of balance. Treat all the reflex points on each foot, to evaluate all your areas of imbalance. Once you've worked on each of your feet, return to any painful points and work your sore points gently until you no longer feel the soreness or discomfort.
A: Have a partner help you. Get rid of a headache. Deal with general aches and pains.

Q: Most padlocks will have the combination listed either on the back of the lock or somewhere within the packaging. Look for a three digit code when you buy your lock. Turning the dial three full rotations clockwise will reset the numbers and allow you to input the first number in your combination. In most padlocks, if you don't reset it, your code won't work. On your third rotation, line up the indicator on the top of the lock with the first digit in your combination. The indicator will usually look like an arrow or upside down triangle. Turn the dial to the left, passing the first number in the combination. Line the indicator with the second digit in your combination after you pass the first number. Stop rotating the dial once you land on the second digit. Remember to pass the first number in the combination when turning the dial or your lock will not open. Complete the opening of your lock by rotating the dial clockwise until the indicator matches up with the last digit in your combination. Do not pass the third digit in your combination this time. When you last on the last digit in the combination you should hear the click the shackle disengaging with the body of your lock. Gently pull down on the body of your lock to disengage it. You can then rotate the lock and remove it to open your storage.
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Look on the back of the lock to find the combination. Turn the dial at least three times to the right. Turn the dial to the first number in the combination. Turn the dial left a full turn and land on the second number. Turn the dial right and land on the last digit in the combination. Pull on the body of the lock to open it.