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How to treat a small burn
Run the burn under cold water.
If you've just burned yourself, rinse the burn under cool water. Cold water will quickly cool the affected area and minimize the size of the burn.

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- Stand at your sink, depending on the size of the burn, and run cool water over the burn. Make sure you get it out well and that the water doesn't make it too hot.
- Do not wash the burned burn by wringing it out and instead dip the burn in cool, running water. Hold the burn under a clean faucet.
- Fill a sink with cool to lukewarm running water and repeat this process, adding more cool water each time until water runs clear. You can use your bathroom sink, which will often have hot tap water and a washcloth dispenser.
- Don't use soap yet, just rinse the burn. Don't rinse chemical burns or more serious burns.

OUT: Don't use soap yet, just rinse the burn. Don't rinse chemical burns or more serious burns.

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How to set up voicemail
Activate your phone.
Charge it completely, if it is a new model.
Make sure you set up your voicemail within 60 days of plan activation.

OPTIONS:
- If you do not, the mailbox will be removed from your account. Press down the number 1 on your mobile phone.
- Callers will ring the first hour after setting up the phone so that the service can give you a full ring before entering. Open any phone on your answering machine and select sound.
- Make sure your shopping account and personal email account have the required information. If they do not, follow these steps.
- Plan activation is the easiest and most reliable way of making sure voicemail is activated. Be sure your phone is set to allow phone calls/texts to go through.

OUT: If you do not, the mailbox will be removed from your account. Press down the number 1 on your mobile phone.

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How to make a cup anemometer
Make one incision on four cups.
Use plastic or paper cups. Use scissors to cut out a hole that is large enough to insert a straw or small stick.

OPTIONS:
- Thread four straws , 1 at a time, through the hole. Use a plastic or paper plate, non-stick, or place the cut end of the straw in the hole.
- Slide a long file or file through the cup hole. You can use a pencil to mark the hole as you cut.
- You should make the hole a little less than halfway down the cup. This is where your cup will connect to the center cup.
- Once the hole is cut, your cup is ready for serving. Use scissors to cut off the bottoms of the three holes on each cup.

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You should make the hole a little less than halfway down the cup. This is where your cup will connect to the center cup.