You can dip a paper towel in white vinegar and saturate the bumper sticker with it, or you can pour white vinegar in a spray bottle and spray the bumper sticker with the liquid. Make sure the sticker is adequately covered with the vinegar before letting it sit. You can also apply the white vinegar using a paintbrush. After reading the instructions on the can, aim the spray at each of the bumper sticker's edges, spraying the recommended amount. This will loosen up the edges enough to make removing the sticker much easier. Though you can use WD-40 in addition to white vinegar if the vinegar didn't work well, WD-40 is primarily used as an alternative to other adhesive removers. You can find an adhesive remover spray from your local big box store or hardware store that's specifically designed to help take off pesky adhesives. Read the instructions to find out how much to spray on the bumper sticker, and feel free to use the spray several times if needed. Goo Gone is a popular option for adhesive removers that works well on bumper stickers. Once the bumper sticker is saturated with your chosen adhesive remover, set a timer for five minutes to allow the remover to seep into the sticker's adhesive. If you're using a specific type of adhesive remover, look at the directions to make sure you wait the proper amount of time. After the adhesive remover works its way into the sticker, start removing the sticker by lifting up a corner and pulling it off slowly. If you find that the sticker isn't coming up easily, apply more of your chosen adhesive remover and let it sit for a few minutes before trying again. Use an old credit card instead of a plastic putty knife, if desired. Spray specific stuck spots to help loosen them up. Dampen a microfiber towel or old cloth with rubbing alcohol and gently wipe off any sticky spots left from your sticker removal. The alcohol should take away any residue that's left, leaving you with a clean surface.
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One-sentence summary -- Apply white vinegar to the sticker for an at-home fix. Spray WD-40 on the bumper sticker to remove the edges easily. Use an adhesive remover spray for trickier bumper stickers. Let the adhesive remover sit for roughly five minutes. Peel away the sticker using a plastic putty knife or your fingers. Wipe away any extra residue using rubbing alcohol.

You will need to install it after downloading it. Most users will be able to leave the settings at their default during installation. Once your program is installed, open it to start the benchmarking process. Before you start the benchmarking, you will be able to adjust the graphics settings. Adjust them to whatever you would like, and make sure that Resolution is set to "Desktop". If the benchmark program does not perform well with the settings you pick, you can change them later. The benchmark program will begin, and after a few moments of loading scenes will begin playing on your monitor. If the performance is poor, you can exit and lower your settings, but this isn't necessary. During the overclocking process, you should see performance improve without having to adjust the settings. Once the scenes start playing, you will see a row of buttons at the top of the screen. Click the Benchmark button to start the benchmark process. In Heaven, this will run through 26 different scenes, and will take several minutes to complete. After the benchmark is over, you will be given a score based on your graphics card's performance. Write down the score that you get. This will help you easily compare results as you increase the speed of your card.
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One-sentence summary -- Open your benchmark program. Adjust the benchmark settings. Click Run. Click Benchmark. Record your score.

There are two main types of welding goggles: the type that looks like swimming goggles, and the type that look like safety or scuba goggles. Either will work for this project. The ones that look like swimming goggles, with two cups/short tubes attached by a short nose strap will look more authentic, however. Remove the straps, including the nose straps, if there are any. Pop the lenses out and remove any visors or shades. Pull off any other pieces, including rubber rims, etc. If there are any caps securing the lenses to the goggles, unscrew them first. If you can't remove the lenses, cover them with masking tape. Take the goggles to a well-ventilated area, preferably outside. Paint them with brass, copper, bronze, or dark gold spray paint. Allow each coat to dry first before applying the next one. Each brand of paint will be a little different, but in most cases, you'll only have to wait about 20 minutes or so. It is better to apply many light coats of paint rather than one thick coat; if you apply one thick coat, the paint may not dry properly and give you a tacky finish. If your goggles came with buckles, you can paint those to match your frames. If your goggles came with caps for attaching the lenses, consider painting them a lighter color for contrast, such as light gold or silver. Just because paint feels dry does not necessarily mean that it is completely dry and ready to use. Check your can, and read the label for complete drying and/or curing times. Using the goggles too soon may end up in the paint getting dented or scratched. You can do this with a dry brush and acrylic paint, or with metallic wax (ie: Rub 'n Buff). Apply your highlights to the raised areas, and shadows to the cracks and crevices. Be sure to let the goggles dry completely before moving onto the next step. Use a lighter shade than your base color for the highlight (ie: pale gold). Use dark copper, brown, or black for the shadows. You will be making new straps for the goggles, so all you have to do is pop the lenses back into the frames. If you covered the lenses with masking tape earlier, peel the tape off.
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One-sentence summary -- Purchase a pair of welding goggles. Take the goggles apart. Apply 2 to 3 light coats of spray paint to the goggle frames. Allow the paint to dry and cure completely. Consider adding some highlights and shadows. Reassemble the goggles but leave the straps off.

Since wet coughs generally point to infection or inflammation, it is important that you get rest. This helps you get better and reduces the risk of spreading germs. Take a sick day from work or school to rest your body as well as keep yourself from spreading your infection. Use a vaporizer or humidifier to make the air in your home more humid. If you don't have these things, take a hot shower or boil water on the stove. If you take a hot shower, close the bathroom door to trap the steam inside. This can help you breathe better because it helps loosen congestion.. Drinking a lot of fluids helps your cough by reducing the congestion. Try to drink water all day long. In addition to water, try hot beverages such as tea or warm water. You can also drink juice, clear chicken or vegetable broth, or brothy chicken soup. When you are feeling sick, eat small meals full of food that are easily digestible. Foods to avoid are those high in fiber and fat. Also make sure you eat often. This gives your body a continuous energy supply, which helps your immune system fight infection. Eat quality proteins, like fish and poultry, as well as eggs and complex carbohydrates. Ointments that contain camphor and menthol provide relief for coughs. They act as expectorants, which leads to a decreased cough. Try Vick's VapoRub, Mentholatum, or a similar topical ointment. Rub a small amount onto your chest and around your nose. The smell and exposure to the menthol will help loosen your cough. If these treatments don't give you any relief within five to seven days, make an appointment to see a physician. You may be dealing with a more complicated situation. If your phlegm is a greenish-yellow, you are wheezing, or you hear a whistling sound, you may want to see a doctor. If you experience these symptoms along with a fever, you need immediate treatment. These treatments can be used along with pain relievers, antibiotics, and other treatments. If you are already seeing a physician, continue with those treatments along with steam treatments.
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Get rest. Breathe humid air. Drink fluids. Eat nutritious meals. Use a menthol rub. Go to the doctor.