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Cats need their own private space to feel happy. Don't always try to interact with them and let them do their own things. Let the cat have a quiet space in the house where the children will not harass it. A cat's personal space doesn't have to be big. Cats love confined spaces, such as cardboard boxes, and will happily use them to take a nap. Try to grow a plant of cat grass near your cat's private space. This special plant helps their digestive system and doesn't trigger vomiting like garden grass. You can buy a basket for your cat at the pet shop. Look for one model that you can clean easily as it can get dirty or smelly over time. Let your cat look at a window. They love observing birds and people. Cats are independent animals and will cope well when you're at work. You can, however, make sure that they have enough toys to keep busy. You can buy cat toys in most pet shops and supermarkets. When you come home, don't forget to play! Cats need exercise. You can also do your own cat toys. Attach a piece of string on a door handle and let the cat go wild. Alternatively, you can offer your cat a ball. Your animal will chase it as a mouse. Don't forget to provide a scratching post or else your couch will suffer. Use a laser or a flashlight and point it at the floor. Your cat will try to catch the light and will get very excited. Cats work well on their own but are also happy to have company. You could consider taking another cat if you work long hours and if you have the space and the energy. Don't forget to neuter them or you might end up with a feline army! To introduce a new cat, use the following steps: The resident cat will often display hostility at first. Isolate the new cat at first and let it get used to the room. Your old cat will not see it but will be able to scent it. Introduce your cats at mealtime but put the feeding stations at opposing sides of the room. Separate them after the meal and start again for the next days. After a few more days, let them meet but always monitor the situation. If there is any violence, separate them quickly and repeat the next day.

summary: Give your cat freedom. Provide entertainment. Adopt another cat.

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If you have an hourglass figure, your curves should be the highlight of your outfit. Instead of going for heavily patterned skirts, go for something in a solid color. This way, the skirt will flatter your curves rather than providing a distraction from them. For example, wear a solid black pencil skirt to the office. If you're slimmer, you do not want a skirt that's too heavily weighted as it will cling to your body. Lightweight fabrics, like lace and silk, will lift slightly and make your hips look a little bigger. For example, try wearing a lightweight silk A-line skirt for a summer day. You can also look for lighter cotton options, muslins, knit skirts, or rayon skirts. If you have an apple shape, heavier fabrics wrap around your body to create an hourglass effect. Fabrics that are weighted appear slimmer and straighter, which can help highlight the shape of your legs. Try things like denim, rayon challis, heavy types of satin, and flannel. Embellishments like bows and sequins can help weigh down fabric and add some feminine flare. They're a great choice for an apple figure. If you're pear shaped, you'll want to balance out your upper and lower body. A darker skirt can help, as it will slim down your hips. If you're pear shaped, opt for a skirt a few shades darker than your top. For example, wear a dark gray pleated A-line skirt with a simple white t-shirt.

summary: Go for solid-colored skirts if you have an hourglass figure. Use lightweight fabrics if you have a slimmer figure. Try heavier fabrics for an apple figure. Choose darker colors if you're pear shaped.

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Purchase a degreaser concentrate if you've already tried wiping the surface down with a homemade cleaner, or if you just want to use a professional-grade detailer. You can find degreasers for car interiors at your local automotive or home improvement store. Since it's a concentrated product, you'll have to dilute the degreaser when you're ready to use it. If you're using a store-bought degreaser, you'll need to dilute it before using it on your car vinyl. Mix one part degreaser with four parts of water. Then pour your solution into a clean spray bottle. Spray your diluted degreaser or homemade cleaner directly onto the scuffed vinyl. Scrub with your magic eraser using smooth, even motions until you've removed the scuff. For tight spaces that you can't spray directly, you can spray the scrub pad. If the space is too tight for the scrub pad to access, try using a hard bristle toothbrush. The vinyl surface texture will determine the number of scrub pads you'll need. Smoother surfaces will most likely require only a single pad. If the texture is rougher or more rubberized, you'll likely wear through a pad and will need to replace it as necessary until you've removed the scuff. When you've finished buffing out the scuff, you'll be left with residual cleaner and light debris. Wipe it away using a dry microfiber cloth. Using microfiber will leave you with a lint-free finish.
summary: Purchase an auto interior degreaser. Dilute your degreaser in four parts of water. Spray the scuffed surface and scrub. Replace your pad as necessary. Wipe away residue with a microfiber towel.