A large river is shown with people riding in tubes. people

OPTIONS:
- ride through rapids and out of the water.
- are going down the river in tubes wearing their brand names and smiling.
- are going down the falls gently riding their tubes.
- wave to the camera as well as smoke cigarette and swim in the water.

wave to the camera as well as smoke cigarette and swim in the water.

How to painlessly remove a splinter
Examine the splinter.
Use a magnifying glass to examine the splinter. Check how deep it is under your skin.

OPTIONS:
- Run the splinter under warm water in the faucet and pat it dry with a clean cloth. Use tape to gently pull the splinter out.
- Do not drill or use pliers to remove the splinter. If it's larger than a fingernail, find a knife and do it yourself.
- Check it closely for pain and rubbing. If the splinter is still present, it is harmless to you.
- Make a note that the splinter is small and narrow, with a diameter greater than 3 inches (7.6 cm). It is also deep enough to be easily removed with your tweezers.

Run the splinter under warm water in the faucet and pat it dry with a clean cloth. Use tape to gently pull the splinter out.

A person plays a white and black accordion. the person

OPTIONS:
- moves their hands to their suit and the buttons of the shirt.
- rocks back and forth with the music.
- plays two drums, then turns to the left, then to the right, then to the left then to the right.
- leaves and we turn back to the accordion.

rocks back and forth with the music.

How to treat carpet burns
Wash your hands before treating the carpet burn.
The burn has damaged the skin, which is the body's first line of defense. Carpet burns and abrasions can become infected if bacteria gets inside them.

OPTIONS:
- Try leaving water or plastic bags on the carpet burn before and after cleaning it. This can help slow the spread of the inflammation while also helping you to keep the carpet intact during the healing process.
- Disinfect your carpet by rubbing some cream or something similar over the burn. The cream will reduce the amount of bacteria entering the burn and diminish your chances of spreading the infection.
- If you don't wash your hands before treating the burn, you could easily develop an infection. Wash your hands while the burn is taking place to avoid spreading bacteria.
- If the wound does get infected, then Clean the burned area. Wash it gently with a clean washcloth using warm water and antibacterial soap.
If the wound does get infected, then Clean the burned area. Wash it gently with a clean washcloth using warm water and antibacterial soap.