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How to check water temperature without a thermometer
Hold your hand near the water.
If you want to form a very rough idea of whether water is cold, lukewarm, or hot, first hold your hand above the water. If you feel heat radiate off of the water, it is hot and may burn you.

OUT: If you feel no heat, the water will either be room-temperature or cold. Do not stick your hand directly into water-either in a kitchen or in nature-without first holding your hand above it to gauge the temperature.

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He uses a tool to hit something on the table before sanding it. The man pulls off his gloves while walking to the camera. he

OUT: brings the camera to the table to show the work he has done.

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How to get rid of sinus congestion
Use steam.
Fill a one-quart pot with water. Boil the water on the stove for a minute or two or until it is steaming vigorously.

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Then remove the pot from the heat and place on a heat resistant mat on a table. Drape a large, clean cotton towel over your head and then place your head over the steaming pot.