Article: Add 1/2 teaspoon of salt to eight ounces of warm or lukewarm water and gargle after lifting your head back. To help cut the mucus even more, add the juice of 1/2 lemon to the salt water and gargle. If allergens are haunting your sinuses, the only home treatment you may need is a treatment of your home. Try the following suggestions to remove dust, pollen, and dander from your residence before they come back to bite you in the nose. Wash your clothes, sheets, pillowcases, and mattresses in hot water regularly. Hot water will kill any bacteria that may be causing your symptoms. Vacuum regularly with true or absolute HEPA filters. Vacuuming with HEPA filters ensures that any allergens are picked up during the vacuuming process. All 3 may make mucus production worse, so it is best to avoid these while you have a cold. Try out a DIY steam treatment by covering your head with a towel and placing it a safe distance from a pot of warm water. Make the steam treatment aromatic by adding tea (ginger, mint, or chamomile, for example) or essential oils (lavender, rosemary, etc.). Take a warm shower. Let the steam of the warm water work its way into your lungs and sinuses while you bathe. For this you'll need 3 cups of tea (1 huge cup) and hot water. Add sugar to taste and a little honey. Squeeze in the juice of 1/2 dark green lime. Drink this concoction first thing every morning without food. The lime will clean your liver and your stomach (full of last night's mucus due to the postnasal dripping) and you'll feel lots of energy throughout the day.
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Make a salt water gargle. Do a round of house cleaning. Avoid caffeine, alcohol, and spicy foods. Use steam treatments with herbs or oils. Try the lime cure.
Article: Make sure that the circle is centered over the mouth of the bottle. They are shaped like cones, and are made for wine bottle plant waterers. You can find them in nurseries or in the garden section of a home improvement store. Stick the stake into the soil, and place the wine bottle down into it. You do not need to keep the original cork or cap. You also won't need any fabric or mesh. You may also find these plant stakes labeled as "Wine Bottle Plant Nanny Watering Stakes."
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Place the fabric over the top of the bottle. Consider getting a terra cotta or plastic plant stake instead.
Article: Aero can be a little taxing on your system, so you'll want to be sure you meet the following requirements before enabling it. You can see what your current hardware setup is by pressing Win+Pause. 1-gigahertz (GHz) 32-bit (x86) processor or 1-GHz 64-bit (x64) processor 1 GB of system memory DirectX 9 graphics card with 128 MB memory Windows Vista Home Premium or better (Home Basic and Starter do not support Aero) Apply.
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Ensure your computer meets the requirements. Right-click on your desktop. Select "Personalize". Click the "Windows Color and Appearance" link. Select "Windows Aero" from the list of schemes. Click .