Problem: Article: To create milk paint, the milk must be at room temperature before you begin the process of curdling. If your milk is refrigerated, take it out of the fridge and wait for it to reach room temperature. Make sure that you use fresh skim milk. Powdered milk or milk that is full or partial fat does not work to make milk paint. Don't warm the milk, just let it sit out. Warming the milk past 115 degrees Fahrenheit (46 degrees Celsius) breaks down the proteins of milk. When the milk has reached room temperature, pour it into a large mixing bowl. Then add in the two cups of white vinegar and stir to incorporate. Stop stirring once you have incorporated the vinegar. After you mix the vinegar in with the milk, you should see that the milk solids have started separating at the top. This means that the milk is curdling. Once you see this, place the container with the curdling milk in a warm place and let it sit overnight or for up to two days. Make sure not to stir or to shake the container of milk. This will disturb the formation of the curds.
Summary: Let the milk come to room temperature. Combine the milk and vinegar. Place the milk in a warm place for one to two days.

Problem: Article: If you have a personal PayPal account, PayPal allows you to dispute a transaction with a seller if you have problems with the product you purchased. You can find a link to the resolution center by clicking on the PayPal icon on the upper-left side of your screen. If you scroll down to the bottom of the page, the link will be on the left-hand side, entitled "Resolve a problem in our resolution center." PayPal has a different process if you have a business account rather than a personal account. PayPal's Resolution Center allows you to send a message directly to the seller to resolve any problems you have. Click the button to "dispute a transaction." You will be redirected to a page that lists all of your transactions. Select the transaction that you want to dispute by clicking on the open circle to the left of the transaction date, and then click the "continue" button. At this point, you will be redirected to a page that asks you to identify the type of problem that you want to address. There are two selections: "I have a problem with an item I purchased" or "I want to report a transaction that I didn't authorize or was transacted in error." Click the circle to the left of the selection that most accurately describes your dispute, and then click the "continue" button. If you chose, "I have a problem with an item I purchased," you will be redirected to a screen that asks you to select either "I didn't receive my item," or "I received my item but it is significantly not as described." Click the circle to the left of the selection that most accurately describes your dispute, and then click the "continue" button. Once you choose your category, there is a message box that allows you to compose a message directly to the seller through PayPal's Resolution Center. Once you have composed your message, click the "continue" button. PayPal will record your dispute and send it to the seller. PayPal gives you 180 days from the date your payment posted to dispute the transaction. If a transaction is more than 180 days old, you still can report the problem to PayPal. PayPal gives you and the seller the opportunity to exchange messages directly to attempt to resolve your problem. While you're negotiating, PayPal places a hold on any funds related to the disputed transaction. When you open your dispute, PayPal sends the seller an email notification. You should receive a response from the buyer within seven days. From the day you open your dispute, you have 20 days to negotiate. If you don't close or escalate your dispute within that time, PayPal will automatically close your dispute. If you're completely satisfied with the solution you've reached with the seller, you can close the dispute. Otherwise you can escalate the dispute to get PayPal involved. Once you've closed a dispute, you can't reopen it, so make sure you're happy with the result. If you want to escalate a dispute that involves your payment for an item you didn't receive, you have to wait seven days for shipment of the item after you open your dispute before you can escalate it.
Summary: Log in to your PayPal account and go to the Resolution Center. Open your dispute. Specify a problem with the purchase or an unauthorized purchase. Select the "category of your purchase" from a drop down menu. Explain your dispute and set forth how you want the dispute resolved. Negotiate with the seller to resolve the situation. Close or escalate your dispute.

Problem: Article: In some cases, your body might reject a piercing due to allergies. You can recognize an allergic reaction by a burning sensation, severe itching, gaping skin, a rash, or clear to yellowish discharge around your piercing. Doctors can recognize allergies by looking at your skin, but they cannot pinpoint specific allergies. Visit a dermatologist if you want a skin patch test to verify with certainty whether you're allergic to your piercing. Metal allergies are usually lifelong and cannot be treated. If your body's rejecting the piercing due to allergy, you must remove the piercing. Avoid jewelry made of whatever metal your piercing was to avoid future rejection. You may be able to use surgical steel piercings if you suffer from metal allergies. Surgical steel is designed to not cause allergic reactions. Wait 6-12 months before you get pierced again. Before you get another piercing, get a skin patch test to check which metals you're allergic to. Choose a hypoallergenic piercing made of a metal you know won't trigger a reaction. Tungsten, titanium, silver, platinum, and 14-karat gold are all hypoallergenic alloys.
Summary:
Separate the signs of an allergic reaction from infection. Go to a doctor or dermatologist for an allergy test. Remove the piercing if you're allergic. Re-pierce your body after the area has healed.