Problem: Article: The glue bottle should have a pointed, nozzle tip. This will make it easier to squeeze the glue out and draw designs with. Try to get the clear type of school glue. White school glue dries matte, and the glitter won't sparkle as well. Make this type of glue if you'd like to draw pictures, write letters, or outline something. If you are going to cover a large area, click here to learn how to make a glitter glue you can brush on.
Summary: Find a bottle of clear school glue.

Problem: Article: Place the bomb where under the pipe. It will keep killing bombs. Beware that you could lose lives by running out of time. {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/thumb\/e\/e6\/Get-99-Lives-in-New-Super-Mario-Bros-DS-Step-13-Version-2.jpg\/v4-460px-Get-99-Lives-in-New-Super-Mario-Bros-DS-Step-13-Version-2.jpg","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/e\/e6\/Get-99-Lives-in-New-Super-Mario-Bros-DS-Step-13-Version-2.jpg\/aid388967-v4-728px-Get-99-Lives-in-New-Super-Mario-Bros-DS-Step-13-Version-2.jpg","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":345,"bigWidth":"728","bigHeight":"546","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>License: <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/Fair_use">Fair Use<\/a> (screenshot)<br>
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Summary: Go to the level where you go underground, the one infested with the Bob-bombs. Go to the place where the bombs come out of the pipes. It should explode. Kill the Koopa right next to it and make it shell-dash. Wait for a spiny to start dashing on its own after you did the trick with the Koopa. Keep following it but do not touch it, or it will start the process again.

Problem: Article: Take care not to dig a snow cave under the path of a potential avalanche or rockfall. Slopes with the wind blowing against them could be dangerous if you are staying overnight, as blowing snow could clog the entrance tunnel and block access to the outside air. If you can find a snowdrift at least five feet (1.5m) deep, a lot of your work will be done for you. Look for areas where the wind has blown the snow against a slope. Keep in mind you'll also need an area large enough to house however many people you have. A ten foot (3 m) diameter cave is comfortable for two or three people. Light, powdery snow may be difficult to work with, and is more likely to collapse. Fortunately, snow tends to harden once disturbed, so if you have the time to pile it up and wait for it to harden, you will likely still be able to form it into a snow cave. If you are in an emergency situation, one alternative is to dig a trench in the snow and use a tarp to cover it. Prop the tarp up with ski poles or branches stuck in the snow. This is easier and faster to dig, but will not provide the same warmth as a snow cave, and could become buried in a snowstorm. Warm, waterproof clothing is essential if you are out in the wilderness. Consider removing one or two dry under-layers of clothing before you begin working so you have something to change into if your clothing gets wet while digging. As for equipment, a compact snow shovel or two will make the snow cave's construction much easier. A non-smoke-producing light source is useful for overnight stays, but a candle or other small flame source can be used if you remember to create a ventilation hole. Ventilation holes are described further on in this article. Having at least two people build a cave together is highly recommended. Keep one person outside of the cave with a spare shovel at all times. This way, if the cave collapses during the digging, the person on the outside can shovel away the snow to rescue the person trapped inside.
Summary: Avoid areas of rockfall or windy slopes. Find an area with deep snow. Test the consistency of the snow. If conditions aren't right, consider a trench instead. Check that you have the clothing and equipment you need. Find a friend to help.

Problem: Article: It's a white app with the red YouTube symbol on it. If you're signed in to YouTube, doing so will open your YouTube Home Page. If you aren't signed in, tap the gray profile icon at the top-right corner and select Sign in to do so now. You'll find this in the top-right corner of the screen. If you haven't yet assigned yourself a profile picture, you'll instead see a person-shaped icon or the first letter of your name here. It's one of the options under the "YOUTUBE" header. As long as this switch is on (green), all potentially mature content, including foul language, will be blocked for this account on your iPhone or iPad.
Summary:
Open YouTube. Tap your profile picture. Slide the "Restricted Mode" switch to On .