Problem: Article: An EZ ski trainer helps kids get used to being pulled behind a boat before trying to get them up on water skis. This device is like an inflatable jet ski that will be pulled behind a boat on a rope. It also helps kids build confidence, learn how to hold the hand and maintain balance. The kids can sit or stand as they feel comfortable, learning how to balance and getting accustomed to being pulled behind a boat. Be patient with kids and allow them to go at their own pace. This trainer can help reduce some of their nervousness before water skiing. Sit on the side of the boat or at the dock and put the water skis on. They should be adjusted for your correct size and you will usually simply have to slip your feet inside to secure them. The foot should be tight so it may take a little wiggling to get your feet in all the way. It can help to wet the skis before putting them on, because it makes them easier to slide on your feet. Kids may need assistance with getting their skis on properly so help them when necessary. Hold the rope with your two hands next to each other. Both palms should be facing down for water skiing on two skis. Make sure your grip is secure and your arms stick straight out in front of you. Allow your personal flotation device or lifejacket to keep you on top of the water and lean back. Bring your knees to your chest, with your arms around the outsides of your knees as if you are hugging them. Bring the rope in between the tips of your skis with the handle between your body and the ski tips. While leaning back with your knees to your chest, bring your ski tips up out of the water, keeping your skis straight and close together. Water skis should be no more than hip width apart. Kids skis will often have a rope or other device holding them together. This helps keep their skis together to maintain control. With the rope between your skis and your hands holding the handle securely between your body and the ski tips, keep your arms straight in front of you. This is a very important aspect of getting up on water skis. It is very important to let the boat pull you out of the water and up onto your skis. If you try to bend your arms or pull yourself up out of the water, you will likely lose your balance and fall. If you are close to shore, someone can hold the water skier in their arms, keeping their skis together and helping them to balance while leaning back with their knees to their chest. This can be especially helpful for children, who may lose their balance or form while waiting for the boat to go. There cannot be any slack in the rope with the boat starts going or else it will jerk the water skier forward and cause them to lose their balance. Once the rope is in the water skier's hands the boat can move forward at a slow pace until the rope is tight. The water skier may move slightly forward through the water while the rope is being tightened. Be careful to stay balanced and maintain your form. Yell "hit it!" to the driver to signal that you are ready to begin. The boat will start quickly forward. Keep your form together and stay calm and confidence. Being confident and relaxed is very important for getting up easily on water skis. It is more important that the boat has a lot of torque, or picks up speed quickly, rather than that it achieves a high speed. Keep your 'cannonball' form while leaning back slightly with your arms straight in front of you as you allow the boat to pull you up. The skis should be directly underneath you even though you are leaning back slightly. Do not stand up immediately. Bending your arms to pull yourself up will only cause you to lose your balance so keep them straight. Keep your eyes directly ahead. Putting your eyes and head up to avoid splash can make you lose your balance while looking down will likely cause you to fall down. Having your knees bent is imperative both before the boat starts and while you are trying to get up on skis. This will help you to maintain balance properly and better control your skis. Even if the water is quite smooth, there will always be small bumps so keeping your knees bent will help to absorb those bumps. If you are comfortable being pulled and are balanced, try standing up. While standing keep your feet and skis directly beneath you and simply straighten out your legs while continuing to lean back slightly with your arms directly in front of you. It might be best for kids to try skiing once or twice while remaining in the 'cannonball' form the entire time. This helps them to get used to water skiing and maintaining balance and control. It can be tricky to keep your balance while learning how to water ski. Be patient with yourself and keep your confidence. If you are getting frustrated you can give yourself a break and try again later. Covering your face with your hands when you float back up to the surface can help prevent you from getting banged in the face by the ski if it falls off. Hold up your arm or a water ski while the boat and turning to come back to you so that other boaters can see you and avoid you.
Summary: Consider using an EZ ski trainer to help kids feel more comfortable. Put the water skis on your feet. Grip the rope securely with your hands. Pull your knees to your chest, with your arms around your knees and the rope between the skis. Keep your skis pointing straight forward, close together with the tips pointing up. Keep your arms straight so that the boat pulls you out of the water. Consider having someone holding you while you wait for extra balance. Make sure the rope is tight before starting. Tell the driver to "hit it" to start the boat. Lean back and let the boat pull you up. Keep your knees bent. Stand up only after you are comfortable and balanced while being towed behind the boat. Try again if you fall the first time.

Problem: Article: Start from the edges of the stain, and work your way towards the center. Apply more vegetable oil if necessary. You can purchase plastic scrapers from hardware stores. Fill up a bucket halfway with soap and warm water. Use bar soap or dish detergent. Make sure that the bucket or container that you are using is large enough to dip a cloth into.
Summary: Scrape away any dried paint with a plastic scraper on plastic surfaces. Combine warm water and soap in a bucket.

Problem: Article: Ginger has been used in countless natural remedies for hundreds of years, including treatment for dizziness and its accompanying nausea. This isn't just some herbal mumbo-jumbo -- scientific studies have proven ginger's efficacy at stopping dizziness in its tracks, also finding that it can actually relieve dizziness faster than some over-the-counter medications. Ginger helps dizziness by stimulating blood flow to the brain, as dizziness is often caused by poor circulation.Some ways to incorporate ginger into your diet include: Taking ginger supplements in capsule form. Chewing on a small slice of fresh ginger root. Drinking ginger ale or ginger tea. To make ginger tea, add a little fresh ginger root to a cup of boiled water. Nibble on ginger candies or suck on ginger lollipops. Celery juice can ease feelings of dizziness that are brought on by low blood pressure. You can buy celery juice at a health food store or make your own using fresh celery and a juicer. Two teaspoons of apple cider vinegar together with two teaspoons of honey in a glass of hot or cold water three times a day helps to regulate blood pressure and may ease symptoms of dizziness. If your dizziness is a symptom of iron-deficiency anaemia, you may need to take an iron supplement. Watch out for other symptom of anaemia, such as tiredness, shortness of breath or headaches. If you think you make be anaemic, consult your doctor before starting on an iron supplement. Ginkgo biloba is a certain type of tree which has many medicinal uses. Ginkgo biloba aids with dizziness problems, since it boosts circulation of blood within the inner ear, correcting some inner ear problems. It is available in tablet, liquid extract and dried leaf form. Another good herb to treat dizziness is feverfew. Not only has it been shown to help with migraines, it can also reduce inflammation processes in your inner ear, while improving blood circulation. Feverfew supplements are available in capsule, tablet and liquid extract form.
Summary:
Try ginger. Drink celery juice. Drink honey and cider vinegar. Take an iron supplement. Take gingko biloba. Take feverfew.