Article: White vinegar (acetic acid) is a great cleaner that can remove even the toughest deposits and stains without affecting the surface below. Acetic acid is a biocompatible and relatively gentle chemical, making it an effective alternative to commercial cleaning products for use in appliances. To clean a kettle or coffeemaker, fill it with equal parts water and vinegar. For washing machines or dishwashers, pour vinegar into the dispensing drawer of the machine. Lemon juice is also a good substitute for vinegar if you don't have any in your home. If you are cleaning out a coffee maker or kettle, let the vinegar sit for an hour. This allows the vinegar to sink into the water compartment, which is usually the part of the machine that suffers from limescale. Run a cycle of the appliance you are cleaning. The acid of the vinegar along with the heat will work to infiltrate the limescale and remove it from the inside of the appliance. After you have done a vinegar cycle, do a regular cycle. For coffeemakers and kettles, fill with water and boil. For washing machines and dishwashers, put the machine through a cycle without any soap or cleaner. This will wash out any remnants of the vinegar to leave your appliance vinegar and limescale free!
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Pour vinegar in the appliance. Let the vinegar sit. Run a vinegar cycle. Run a water cycle.
Article: Your bleeding is considered very heavy if you soak through at least 1 pad or tampon in an hour for 2 hours or more. Similarly, bleeding is considered abnormal if its between periods, unusual, or occurs after menopause. These symptoms may mean something is wrong, so it's best to get evaluated by your health care provider so that you'll receive prompt treatment.Call your doctor for a same-day appointment or visit an urgent care provider. First, your doctor will likely do a complete blood count (CBC) to check your hormone levels, thyroid levels, and iron levels. Then, they'll probably do a pap smear to check for an infection, inflammation, or abnormal cells. Depending on the cause your doctor suspects, they may also take an endometrial biopsy or do an ultrasound. These tests will allow your doctor to determine which of the following conditions is causing your heavy periods: A hormone imbalance Uterine fibroids Side effects from an intrauterine device (IUD) Ovary dysfunction Polyps Adenomyosis Pregnancy complications A bleeding disorder Certain medications Cancer Since heavy periods can have many causes, not all treatment options work for everyone. If natural treatments haven't relieved your symptoms, you may want to discuss medical treatments with your doctor. You may be able to find relief using a medication or medical procedure, depending on the cause of your heavy periods. Here are some available treatment options: Tranexamic acid is taken during your period to reduce blood loss. Oral contraceptives can manage your periods and reduce your flow. Oral progesterone can balance your hormone levels. Hormonal IUDs can thin your uterine lining and reduce your flow. Dilation and curettage (D&C) is a procedure where the doctor scrapes away some of your uterine liner to thin it and reduce your period flow. Uterine artery embolization is a procedure that cuts off the blood flow to fibroids so they shrink. Myomectomy is a procedure where your doctor removes fibroids that are causing heavy periods. Hysterectomy is a surgery where the doctor removes your cervix and uterus, which ends your periods. However, it also causes permanent sterilization, so your doctor likely won't recommend it unless it's medically necessary or it fits your preferences.
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See your doctor immediately for heavy or abnormal bleeding. Allow your doctor to conduct tests to find the cause of your symptoms. Ask your doctor about treatment options if natural remedies don't help.
Article: If he thinks he can get away with ignoring you after your attempts to turn things around, and you let him, then he is getting away with ignoring you. If you demand respect from him, telling him what you will and won't stand for, he won't have any other option. Tell him how you feel. Tell him you need better communication, and that you'll try to communicate better too. Tell him if the communication doesn't get better, you might have to consider calling it quits. If he loves you and respects you, he'll change in an instant. If he doesn't love you and doesn't respect you, why would you want to be with him? Go hang out with your friends and guy friends. Make sure he understands that you have a life, too and that he's lucky you're including him in it. Most guys will immediately come running back and stop ignoring you, especially if you're hanging out with other guys. They'll get territorial. It's just how guys work. If he doesn't come back to you and keeps ignoring you, ask yourself if you want the relationship you're getting. One hundred percent effort from someone else is probably better than 50 percent effort from him. Of course, it helps to have proof: You don't want to break up with him just because you have a "feeling." But if stuff doesn't feel right, have a talk and figure out what's wrong. If nothing is wrong, and that's just how things are, then you probably want to start looking for a new boyfriend, because things just aren't working for you two.
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Demand respect. Give him a little bit of the cold shoulder. If you feel like he's cheating on you, end it.