Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Get the necessary supplies. Wash your hands with antibacterial soap. Dissolve some sea salt in warm water. Apply the saline with a cotton swab. Turn your head to the side and dip the piercing into the glass. Use a facial cleanser or hand soap to wash your face. Look for signs of infection.

Answer: If you don't have cotton balls, or want to try another cleaning method, you can create a little saline solution to clean the area of bacteria. Here's what you'll need: A small cup Anti-bacterial hand soap 1/2 tsp. sea salt 1/2 cup warm water Cotton swabs Only touch your piercing with recently cleaned hands. Then, wash your small cup with antibacterial soap before you get started. Rest on clean paper towel to let it dry thoroughly. Put about 5 tablespoons of very hot water in the cup, then add about 2.5 teaspoons of the sea salt and mix it up thoroughly to dissolve it. Let the salt water cool until you can touch it comfortably. Dip a cotton ball into the mixture to check the heat level, and apply it with the cotton. Dab the skin around your piercing with a small amount of saline. Move the ring around and dab a little on the ring or stud itself. This helps to kill bacteria or other germs that could lead to an infection. Continue rotating the piercing gently and carefully as you apply. There might be a little crust forming around the area. Use a Q-Tip to soften it and wipe it away, but don't attempt to pick at the area or mess with it too much. Mostly you want to leave the piercing alone. This will feel weird at first, but try to keep your head tilted forward a bit so the water doesn't run back into your nose and burn. Blow your nose very gently, making bubbles and moving the mixture around the area. You can plug the other nostril if it helps. Do this for thirty seconds to a minute, or so. 2-3 times a day, it's important to wash your face and keep it clean. This helps to remove dirt and oils that may have accumulated around the area. It's very important to keep this area clean and avoid infection. Infected piercings will be red and and swollen, and may discharge some fluid regularly. If your infection doesn't heal, remove it and clean the area regularly. Once the infection heals, sterilize your nose ring and replace it, or have the piercing redone if necessary. If your piercing is infected, continue cleaning it as normal for a few days. Add a sterile saline solution additionally to your regular cleaning routine.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Make a plan beforehand. Paint your car. Get tinted windows. Replace your head and taillights. Reupholster the seats.

Answer: If you're planning on pimping out your ride, it's a good idea to make an overall plan, taking the way each of your upgrades will affect the others. Some aesthetic changes will clash against each other. Even worse, you can run out of space to fit all of the pieces on your car. Run all of the ideas past a car expert before making any financial commitments to them. A fresh coat of paint is arguably the most transformative thing you can do to a car's appearance. If all you're looking for is a better look, you might find a paint job does everything you want it to. Cars can be painted with specialized spray paint in your garage. Due to the value of your vehicle, it's very important to be slow and consistent with your paint. If you're painting the car from home, don't forget to give your car a primer coat beforehand. Car modification garages can offer more intense paint jobs with graphics like flames. These are very stylized, but make sure your car model is worthy of the flair before you commit to something so flashy. Graphic flames on a Toyota Camry won't get you the sort of attention you're looking for. Tinted windows add fast class to a vehicle. The mystery factor and privacy of tinted windows can make even an average car look posh by comparison. By replacing factory parts, you may void your vehicle's warranty. Check with the manufacturer before proceeding. Your headlights and taillights draw a lot of visual attention, as they're designed to be reflective. Changing them for a snazzier design is relatively inexpensive by car mod standards. The subtle difference it makes to your vehicle's appearance won't go unnoticed by those who know where to look. Make sure your taillight modifications are road-friendly. Although you can change your car's look by replacing the lights on it, you still want to make sure they comply with road regulations. While a lot of car modification focuses on the outside presentation, you can revamp your experience on the vehicle by changing the seating. Most stock car seating is cloth-upholstered. For a fashionable touch, replacing this with leather seats is very luxurious. If you go with leather seating, make sure you take care to maintain it as leather demands.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: . to clear your head. Quit your job

Answer: ook for another job. Keep your CV or resume up to date. Commit to spending a portion of each day or each week on the job hunt so that you can always see a light at the end of the tunnel. Network, search online, and ask your friends and family to pass job opportunities your way. Look online. Spend your free time searching the Internet for jobs that excite you. Choose from a wide selection of job-search websites. Make connections. If you know anyone working in an industry or company that you find interesting, ask him/her for advice and recommendations. Consider going to career fairs and conferences. Keep your eyes peeled. Notice job postings on the street, in the paper, or on the banner ads of websites. Always be looking for a way out. ar your head. Create a better work/life balance. Take a mini-vacation, or call in sick when you need a day off. Use your sick days and your vacation days to create space for yourself to breathe. Just don't take too much time off, or else you may not have a job to hate! Get out of town for the weekend. Go camping, or visit another city, or just drive as far as you can until you need to turn back. Clear your head. Remind yourself that the world is wide and waiting. . If you just can't take it anymore, then it may be time to let go. Make a plan for how you're going to hit the ground running: pay your bills, support your family, and actively look for another job. It helps if you have some money saved up. Give your two weeks' notice, and then take the leap. Try not to burn your bridges. You never know when someone from this job might help you out down the line! Clarify that you hate the job and not the people. Consider whether a life spent in waiting is a life well-lived. So you hate your job. Does that mean that you need to hate your life? If you get fired, then you may be able to collect unemployment checks for a matter of months. You will need to prove that you were fired through no fault of your own, and that you are actively looking for a new job. If you can figure out how to get fired, then this option can give you a convenient financial buffer.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Take photos. Draw for a rewarding visual memory. Journal to bring home your memories in a written form.

Answer:
You don't need your phone to capture the world around you. To remember your vacation and share those memories with others, you can grab a disposable camera or bring a Polaroid camera. The latter type of camera has come back into style. Some of the new styles even allow you to take photos on sticker paper, and others have a digital component where you can save the file before you print it out, allowing you to have both a physical and a digital copy. Alternatively, you could seek out a photo booth. Many tourist spots and even some stores have a photo booth so you can capture fun memories. While most require cash, some now take credit cards. Buy a waterproof disposable camera if you would like to take pictures near a body of water. There's an artist hiding inside you! Take the time to observe and transfer what you see to paper. Let others see your vacation through your eyes, or keep the drawings to yourself. Start by doing quick sketches - spend five minutes committing the scene to paper. Don't worry about getting every detail. Try blind contour drawings. To do this type of drawing, avoid looking at the paper. Look only at the subject. Keep your pen or pencil on the paper, and give yourself over to creativity. You'll get an abstract image, but the more you do, the more life you'll breathe into your drawings. Take home rubbings. This technique is very popular at old historic sites and cemeteries. Lay a piece of paper over a hard surface, then rub a stick of chalk, charcoal, or even a crayon over the surface to get an imprint of what's on the other side. Writing can give you a chance to think about what you're doing, allowing you a fuller, more rounded experience. A journal can help you remember a funny conversation you overheard or something you've never seen before. It doesn't take long to make a note about something unique, and the time you spend writing will provide you time to reflect on the enjoyment you're having. You can bring a journal with you or buy one on location if you're looking for some local flair. Jot down thoughts about your vacation as they occur to you. Pen an essay. You can keep it to yourself or even share it as a blog post once you're home again. Write poetry. Allow the inspiration from your new surroundings to fill you up.