Q: Use a cloth lightly dampened with your chosen cleanser to wipe the stained area. Drag the dampened cloth over the area gently; you do not want to scrub the leather. Be sure to wipe the entire surface of the stained area from edge to edge, seam to seam. It's important to clean the entire surface, since you could leave a new stain on the leather if you just clean a specific area. It's better to dampen and clean the entire section of the leather cushion, rather than only treat the stained area. If you want to make your own cleaning solution, mix together 1 US quart (0.95L) of hydrogen peroxide, cup (58 g) of baking soda, and 1 tablespoon (15mL) of liquid dish soap. Gently combine these ingredients together in a bowl. Dip your cloth into the solution and wring it out. You can also use white vinegar as a natural alternative to hydrogen peroxide. Vinegar can help disinfect and deodorize the stained surface. Since the stuffing may be saturated with urine, you need to use an enzymatic cleaner to remove the urine and dispel the urine's potent, chemical odor. Wash the stuffing as you would wash any kind of clothing by hand, in a large sink or tub. Apply the enzymatic cleanser to the stuffing and use your hands to work the cleaning solution into the urine-saturated area. Squeeze the stuffing and rinse it with clean, running water. Do this many times to be sure you completely rinse out and neutralize the urine stain and odor. Allow the stuffing to dry naturally outside. If the stuffing can dry outside in sunlight, that may help get rid of the urine smell even more. Insert the stuffing back into the leather cushion once the stuffing and cushion are both completely dry. Do your best to reposition the stuffing how it was in the cushion originally, and zip the cushion shut again. After the leather has fully dried, apply a leather conditioner to the leather surface. Apply a small amount of conditioner to a soft rag, and use the rag to wipe the entire surface of the leather. Be sure to coat all sides of the leather cushion. A leather conditioner will ensure that your leather stays soft and supple, replenishing any of the natural oils that the cleaning solution may have removed from the surface.
A: Clean the leather surface. Wash the stuffing. Reinsert the stuffing. Condition the leather.

Q: Just hug him and tell him that you love him and that you're proud of him. You don't need any excuse for this; any time is a good time. This means setting aside the things you find annoying, bothersome, and unfair. Try to put aside your sense of competition and desire to outdo him. Simply list what things he does great and show you appreciate those activities. Bring him chicken noodle soup, take his temperature, or place a cool washcloth on his forehead. Be his doctor for a day. It's quite common in many cultures to give kisses for a variety of reasons. Sometimes a peck on the cheek will do, and others a kiss on the lips. Maybe even the top of the head or forehead. Wherever the kiss, it's a simple sign showing you are willing to display emotion. Hands and the surrounding area carry a lot of tension, and it's not so invasive as to be awkward. This is especially useful if your brother uses his hands for work all day. Whether it's rough-housing around, skipping together, playing tag, or a friendly game of punch-buggy, being physical with your brother is a different form of physical interaction he may enjoy. Breaking a sweat together is a great way to bond.
A: Give your brother a big hug. Engage in the good things your brother does. Take care of him when he's sick. Kiss your brother. Give him a hand massage. Play with your brother.

Q: If you are watchful, you may be able to simply spray cats with a water hose whenever they are trying to use your garden. Cats can be trained, so if you are persistent, this may eventually be enough to permanently drive them away. Be gentle when you are spraying cats with a water hose. Most cats do not like water, so a quick, gentle squirt is usually enoughthere is no need for high-powered nozzles, or to thoroughly soak the intruding cats. Motion-activated sprinklers are available from home supply stores. When a cat walks by, the motion triggers the sprinkler, which sprays a burst of water. Most cats do not like getting wet, so this can often be an effective deterrent. Use motion-activated sprinklers to create a border around your garden. These sprinklers can be installed either permanently or temporarily, depending on your preference and needs. These emit a high-frequency sound that cats detest, but which humans cannot hear. These devices are motion-activated, so that when a cat walks by, it is startled by the high-frequency sound and should leave the area. Look for ultrasonic devices at a pet supply store, and use them to create a barrier around your garden. Cats will not linger in areas they do not feel are safe from predators. For this reason, a dog that chases cats can effectively keep them out of your garden.
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Spray cats with a hose. Use a motion-activated sprinkler. Use an ultrasonic device to deter cats. Get a dog.