Buy film, or keep digital camera batteries on hand. Do you have the right plug-in adapter for wherever you're going? How about gear for the weather? A guidebook? A language book? What will make your trip go off without a hitch? Traveling in a car? Make sure to get lots of foodstuffs, water, and things to do. A CD on tape about a road trip or your specific destination will be great to get you in the mood. Consider "On the Road," " Lost in My Own Backyard," "A Walk Through the Woods," or "Washington Schlepped Here," amongst others. Good music is a must, too. No one has ever said to themselves while on vacation, "I'm so glad I practically packed my entire closet." Leave space for shopping and buying souvenirs. Moreover, traveling with lots of luggage restricts your movement and causes discomfort you'll be moving around a lot, and it'll only be cumbersome. Only pack the necessities. Stick to basic pieces and a couple pairs of shoes it's really all you need in terms of clothes regardless of how long your trip is. A few basic shirts and a few basic pants, shorts, or a skirt will do the job. You can then mix and match as necessary. Roll your clothes when packing. This will save you a ton of room and mean you can buy that authentic-looking tiki torch when the mood strikes. Itinerary? Check. Passport and documents? Check. Reservations for practically everything? Check. Now all that's left to do is get going and enjoy yourself. This is the easy part. Now it's time to relax. Don't be tempted to take work or home problems with you then all this planning will be for naught, making it feel like you're still mentally back home. Leave that laptop and your phone off now is all about exploring and going on an adventure.
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One-sentence summary -- Buy everything you'll need. Pack light. Go!

Combination locks require that you input in a series of numbers in the correct order to open the lock. They usually feature dials with numbers from 0-60 or 100, and you need to spin the dial to get the lock to open. Usually, the combination is on a sticker or engraved in the back of the lock. If you cannot find the combination, you will not be able to open the lock unless you can figure out the numbers or break the lock. As an example, this tutorial will solve for the combination 5 - 45 - 20 This "resets" the dial, allowing you to input your combination. Line up the first number in your combination with the small arrow on the top of the lock. In this case, stop on 5. Turn the dial one full rotation, returning to your first number. Make sure your turn -counter-clockwise. You will pass your second number while spinning, but this is intentional. For this example, you would return back to 5. After making the first full rotation, keep turning the same direction until you reach your second number. Here you would turn all the way to 45. After landing on your second number, simply turn the dial to your last number, here 20. This completes your combination. Once you've successfully input your combination the lock should easily come off. To review: Spin the dial 3 times clockwise, landing on your first number. Spin the dial counterclockwise 1 full rotation before landing on your second number. Spin the dial clockwise to your final number. Open the lock. Some combination locks feature multiple dials with the numbers 0-9. To open one, simply turn each dial to create the correct combination. For example, if the combination is 1492, turn the first dial to 1, the second to 4, the third to 9, and the last to 2. The first number is almost always on the dial closest to the lock.
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One-sentence summary -- Recognize combination locks. Find the combination. Turn the dial clockwise 3 times. Turn the dial clockwise to your first number. Turn the dial counter-clockwise back to your first number. Keep turning counter-clockwise to your second number. Turn the dial clockwise to the final number. Pull up on the U-shaped lock to open it. Open multiple-dial locks by turning each dial individually.

Try to remove as much of the urine as possible. This will ultimately make your job easier. Use clean paper towels and apply pressure. Repeat with new paper towels until you are unable to soak up any more urine. Skip this step if the urine has already dried. You can also use old throw-away towels instead of paper ones. The thickness of regular towels allows for better absorption, soaking up more cat urine. If available, use a white towel. Once there's no longer a yellow-tint to the liquid being absorbed, you'll know all the urine has been absorbed. Enzymatic cleaners, like Nature's Miracle, contain special biological enzymes that break down the proteins in urine, reducing or even completely eliminating the smell. Note that some enzymatic cleaners may not work if other chemicals were used beforehand to try to treat the stain. It is generally a good idea to try the enzymatic cleaner first and saturate the area well. Follow the manufacturer's directions closely and allow it to dry for several days. You may not have to do anything else. If an enzyme cleaner didn't completely remove the smell, use a vinegar solution. Combine equal parts of white vinegar and water in a bowl or spray bottle. Saturate or spray the soiled area. Saturate a little bit beyond the soiled area so you can be sure to remove all urine. If you have a black light or UV light at your disposal, you can see the urine glow in the dark and find the exact location of the urine spot. Use a bristle brush and thoroughly rub the vinegar/water mixture until the area is completely soaked. The vinegar will neutralize the ammonia smell in your cat's urine. Again, use paper towels or a clean rag to blot up as much vinegar solution as possible. Let the area air dry completely after you've blotted it. Wash the soiled area with a household cleaner that does not contain ammonia. Ammonia smells like urine to dogs and cats. Wipe the area clean with water. In a spray bottle, mix 10 parts water to 1 part bleach. Put on rubber gloves and spray the soiled area. Let the bleach sit for 30 seconds, then clean the soiled area with a damp cloth. Be careful with the bleach as it may damage and change the color of some materials. If any clothing has urine, add 1 cup (60 ml) of apple cider vinegar to the laundry detergent in your regular wash. If you still smell urine, add some enzymatic cleaner to your wash. Dry cleaning may be necessary. If you can't get the smell or stain out of an item, you may just have to throw it out.
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One-sentence summary -- Blot the urine on your carpet with paper towels. Use an enzymatic cleaner. Mix up a vinegar solution. Scrub the vinegar solution into the soiled area. Dry the area thoroughly. Disinfect hard surfaces. Check clothing for urine.

Because fluid can expand when heated, it's important that you do not overfill the reservoir. When the fluid warms due to the high engine temperatures under the hood, the pressure could cause the reservoir to crack and leak if there is too much fluid in it. Use a turkey baster to suck extra fluid back out of the reservoir in the event you over fill it.
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Avoid over filling the reservoir.