Article: After putting aside any cushions, clean your metal patio furniture by putting a squirt of dish soap in a bucket of water and using it with a scrub brush to scrub the surface of your furniture. A lot of modern metal frames are rust-free or rust-resistant, but for those that aren't, you'll need to take this extra step. Iron and steel may rust, but aluminum won't because it is a non-ferrous metal. Rust and corrosion are inevitable when you have metal patio furniture. The key is to stay on top of it by eliminating it as soon as you notice it. Sandpaper and steel wool are great tools that you can use to buff rust or corrosion off of the metal without causing any damage. Oxidation, which is a chemical reaction between oxygen and another element, is what leads to rust and corrosion on metal patio furniture. Apply a metal polishing paste or a 1:1 white vinegar to water solution to the furniture to treat it. One of the best things that you can do for your aluminum patio furniture is to give it a basic cleaning on a regular basis. This will help the metal keep its natural luster. Avoid using brushes or abrasive cleaners because they'll scratch the metal. Instead, apply a non-abrasive product with a soft, damp cloth. If your wrought iron patio furniture is looking a little dull or old, consider having it sandblasted or powder-coated to improve its appearance and provide some added protection.
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Clean furniture made of iron, steel, and aluminum with water and a mild soap. Apply a coat of wax paste or naval jelly to furniture prone to rusting. Rub sandpaper or steel wool on rusty spots. Treat oxidation with a metal polishing paste or a vinegar solution. Stay on top of cleanings to keep your aluminum looking new. Treat scuff marks on aluminum with a non-abrasive cleaner product. Provide extra protection for your wrought iron furniture.

Problem: Article: Stimulants like caffeine can make your symptoms worse, so if you're having tremors, it's best to skip caffeine altogether. Avoid drinks that have caffeine, such as coffee, tea, and sodas. Alcohol makes tremors slightly better for some people while they are under the influence. However, the tremors tend to come back worse, making you want to drink more and more. It's best to skip alcohol altogether. Stress also worsens symptoms like tremors. Of course, you can't eliminate all stress from your life, but you can take steps to reduce anxiety and stress. Learn to say "no" more often, and try to cut back on triggers, such as watching the news. You can also try things like meditation and yoga. Also, find activities you enjoy that help you de-stress, such as gardening, painting or reading. Some people with tremors have benefited from acupuncture treatments. To see if you can benefit, find a licensed acupuncturist in your area. Acupuncture has few to no side effects and is relatively painless. There are a number of products on the market made for people who experience tremors. Orthotics are available to help steady your hands as you do things like write and use a computer. Additionally, there are utensils, dishes, keyboards, writing instruments, and a number of other products out there designed specifically to aid people with tremors in their daily tasks.Your doctor may be able to give you some recommendations for tremor-friendly products. Many of these are available for direct purchase online.
Summary: Skip caffeine. Avoid alcohol. Try to beat stress. Try acupuncture. Invest in daily-use products meant for people with tremors.

If your mother-in-law has always been critical, demanding, or argumentative, you may need to simply work out a strategy to minimize the behavior and cope with it. If this is a new behavior and it is directed only at you, there is likely an underlying problem that must be addressed. Talk to your spouse to get a better understanding of your mother-in-law. If you're nervous about broaching the subject, say something like, "I'd like to talk about the way your mother has been acting, but I don't want to fight. I just want to discuss the issue to see if we can find a solution." Presenting a united front with your spouse will send the message to your mother-in-law that her behavior is unacceptable. If your spouse confronts the problem first, it will signal that you both acknowledge the issue. Ask your partner to talk to her privately to see if they can uncover the root of the problem. If your spouse is uncomfortable getting in the middle of things, ask them to at least stand up for you when she crosses a line. Ask your spouse to report back to you after they have a private conversation with their mother. They may have some important information about what the root of the problem is. Tell your spouse, "I really think that you'll have an easier time talking to her than I will. If you talk to her first and figure out why she's not acting fairly, it will make it easier for me to sit down with her." Don't get ahead of yourself and start talking or arguing with your mother-in-law without consulting your spouse first. If you cross a line or engage in an argument without agreeing on a coping strategy, you may end up offending your spouse. Decide on whether you want to confront, deflect, or avoid the problem together to give yourself the highest chance of succeeding. Even if you want to deal with the problem by talking to your mother-in-law privately, you should still consult your partner first. They may have some tips or advice on how to speak with her, and you should give them a head's up in case your mother-in-law goes to consult them after the two of you speak.
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Talk to your spouse to see if this has always been a problem. Ask your spouse to back you up or talk to her if she's only focusing on you. Develop a strategy together to solve the problem.