If you want to take your cat outdoors to get exercise or some sunshine, they may end up eating grass. To keep your cat away from grass, contain them to a sidewalk or driveway, a back deck, or a sun porch. You may also take your cat out on a leash. If your cat has become obsessed with eating grass, you may need to remove them from all sources of grass. If your cat is an outdoor cat or is allowed to go outside, you should bring them inside so they can't eat any grass. You may need to keep your cat away from grass for days or weeks to help break the habit. To help keep your cat from eating grass, you may need to modify their behavior. This means trying to use negative reinforcement to train the cat not to eat the grass. Go outside with your cat and try to deter them from eating grass. For example, if the cat starts to eat grass, clap your hands loudly to scare the cat. You may also try shaking something loud, like a can full of pennies, to distract the cat from eating grass. Eventually, the cat will connect the unpleasant, startling sound with eating grass and stop eating it. Do not hit, yell, or scold the cat to keep them from eating grass. Sometimes your cat may eat grass to get missing nutrients. To help your cat with this problem, you can try changing their diet. Feed your pet a cat food that provides balanced nutrition to ensure they are getting the nutrition they need. The vet may may be able to run blood tests to check for any nutritional deficits. If your cat continues to eat grass and gets sick, then you may want to take them to the veterinarian. Grass may make your cat vomit often or have diarrhea. This can lead to health problems, so you want to get your cat checked out. Your cat may have a problem if they eat a lot of grass at once or eats it every day. Your vet will do a physical exam to check for any problems with your cat. If your vet suspects there is an underlying medical condition, they will perform tests to figure out if anything is causing the grass eating. For example, a cat with OCD may obsessively eat grass, which your vet can treat with medication.
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One-sentence summary -- Keep your cat in a grass-free area outside. Keep your cat indoors. Try to modify the behavior. Alter the cat's diet. Take your cat to the vet.

Prior to washing leather, you should vacuum or dust the surface to remove any loose crumbs or dirt. This should be done with a soft brush vacuum attachment or dusting cloth. In a small bowl, dilute regular hand soap or dishwashing detergent in warm water. Mix together 1 teaspoon of soap for every four cups (946 ml) of water. Dip a clean cloth into the soap and water mixture. Squeeze the cloth to remove any excess water. The cloth should be damp and not dripping wet. Wipe the leather surface with the damp cloth. Make sure to clean the entire surface. If you are cleaning a leather couch, it is best to start at the top and work your way down to the bottom. Then, take a clean cloth and dip it into plain water. Wring out the cloth so that it is wet, but not dripping. Wipe the entire surface with plain water. This will help remove any soap that remains on the surface. Once you have rinsed the surface, take a dry towel and wipe the leather to remove all of the water. This will help dry the surface. You don't want to leave the surface wet because it could reduce the lifespan of your leather. After washing the leather you should treat it with a conditioner. This will prevent the leather from drying out and cracking. Once cracks form it is much easier for dirt and oil to get trapped in the fabric, causing stains. You can use a commercial leather conditioner that can be purchased from a home store. Follow the directions to apply the conditioner. Alternatively, you could make your own conditioner by mixing together one part vinegar with one part linseed oil or flax oil. Apply the solution with a clean cloth and let sit overnight. Then, buff the surface using a dry cloth.
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One-sentence summary -- Vacuum or dust the leather. Mix together warm water and soap. Dampen the cloth and wipe surface. Wipe with a clean damp cloth. Dry the leather. Apply leather conditioner after cleaning.

This way, you will be able to bring items in a backpack or bag without it being noticed. Even if you think you don't have to change, stop by the bathroom anyway. There's nothing worse than sitting in class and feeling you're having an emergency. Menstrual cups can be worn for up to 12 hours, and you don't have to change them. All you have to do is empty them. Menstrual cups are great for the environment as well as your hygiene. Most pockets are big enough to fit a pad or tampon. If you come to school with items already hidden on your person, you don't have to worry about sneaking them out of class. Put on two in the morning and when one is saturated, go the bathroom and peel off the first one and throw it away and presto - fresh pad underneath. Be careful not to let the adhesive stick too much to the pad underneath, as it might rip off some of the absorbent material. It's best to stagger them a bit, with one in front and one in back. If you have pads with wings, you can place the top pad on top of one of the wrappers so you don't have to worry about the two pads sticking together and can have a wrapper to dispose of the top one. Just fold the wings over the wings of the bottom pad and it should stay in place, even with the wrapper on underneath.
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Go to the bathroom between classes. Use a menstrual cup. Keep hygiene items in your pocket. Layer your pads.