Problem: How to clean up after a cloth diaper change
Take off the cloth diaper pins, as you change your child.
Be sure to never miss any pins from prior changes not noticed until now.
Set the old diaper down on top of a plastic bag that is sprawled out near the child. OPTIONS:
- Do not move the bag with the baby so you do not lose any pins. Give the child some baby wipes, dipped in water or a squirt bottle, or other absorbent applicator.
- This plastic surface can help protect your hands, while you can still watch over your child. Hand the child over to another caregiver.
- As these items could get thrown away quickly in the trash. It is a waste of your time and money to get down on your knees and crush any pins once you are finished changing one diaper, if that is what you choose.
- Press the open end to scoop out some of the cleaning. Add the new diaper paper scraps and wash well.

Answer: This plastic surface can help protect your hands, while you can still watch over your child. Hand the child over to another caregiver.

Problem: How to speed up the loading of a web page
Wait for a few seconds to pass.
If your previous page has not disappeared within 5 seconds, do the first step.
Minimize the page. OPTIONS:
- Like most windows you can't minimize from the top right corner while a page is loading. Always keep notepad or another window open, and click that page down at the bottom taskbar.
- The fewer interruptions you make, the better. After you've slowed down to a minimum, go back to your previous page and check to see if the page has been loaded into web explorer.
- Return your cursor to its original position at the time of beginning to change its positioning. If not, press its + (or-^) keys simultaneously.
- Just like when in windows explorer, if your current page has doubled in size, stop it from loading. You don't want to " freeze " a page.

Answer: Like most windows you can't minimize from the top right corner while a page is loading. Always keep notepad or another window open, and click that page down at the bottom taskbar.

Problem: How to kill weeds with vinegar
Buy white vinegar.
Go to your local grocery store and buy a bottle of basic vinegar, typically a 5% concentration of acetic acid. The best bargain is probably to buy a one gallon jug unless you only have a few weeds. OPTIONS:
- It doesn't have to taste good-just a few drops of the solution can kill any weeds that find their way into your garden. The vinegar and pepper helps destroy the remainder of the bermuda grass and virus doing their landscaping.
- Vinegar is one of the best non-identifiable chemicals you can use in your garden as a seed starter. Pop up a bag of pop up soda in a standard metal can and carefully add in 1/2 cup (120 ml) of distilled white vinegar.
- Add a drop of white vinegar into the bottle and have a close inspection. If you see any areas with a lack of weeds, then vinegar is probably best for killing them.
- If you are killing a lot of weeds, you may need to buy more than one gallon, but one gallon will cover a large area. The acid in vinegar is what kills the weeds.
Answer: If you are killing a lot of weeds, you may need to buy more than one gallon, but one gallon will cover a large area. The acid in vinegar is what kills the weeds.