Write an article based on this "Purchase or rent a deck scrubber attachment. Spray in an inconspicuous area first. Raise the nozzle about two feet above the deck. Aim the pressure washer away from you or other people at all times. Move the nozzle in wide, sweeping motions. When you've sprayed the entire deck, turn the machine off."
article: You can purchase or rent these attachments from your local tool or home improvement store. Read the directions fully before starting. Then, use the widest nozzle possible when cleaning your deck with a pressure washer to evenly disperse the water load. Deck scrubber attachments are specifically made for wider areas and generally work best. Narrow nozzles can cut into the flooring. Washing on a high setting or aiming the nozzle too close can damage the floor. Begin using the power washer in an area most people don't see, like where you normally place furniture. You can switch to a wider nozzle or lower setting as needed. Once you've turned on the nozzle, begin at two feet and move closer as needed. Don't get any closer than about 612 inches (1530cm), as any nearer can damage the flooring. Hold the nozzle at a slight angle to further lessen the pressure. Since the water coming out of the washer is under extremely high pressure, getting hit with a pressure washer can cause bruising or even serious injuries. If you or another person is hit in the eyes with a pressure washer sprayer, seek medical attention immediately. Start at one end of the deck and make your way to the other end while sweeping your nozzle back and forth. Move your nozzle with the grain of the wood. Keep the pressure washer moving continually as you walk to keep from overloading any area with pressure. Consult the pressure washer's manual (or inspect the machine) before beginning to find the right trigger. Pull the trigger to release pressure and drain any excess water.

Write an article based on this "Grab a pre-made buckle. Alternatively, grab two matching O- or D-rings. Secure the buckle or rings in a small loop. Add holes to the other end if necessary. Fasten as you would fasten a normal belt."
article: With just a little extra effort, it's easy to give your new fabric belt a buckle so that it can be fastened just like any belt you might buy at the store. To do this, however, you'll need a buckle first. Virtually any type of belt buckle will work with your new belt as long as it's not too large or small to accommodate the fabric of the belt from old-fashioned frame-and-prong buckles to large, decorative cowboy buckles, there's no right or wrong choice. Belt buckles can be purchased at thrift stores, vintage stores, antique shops, and even large department store chains. In addition, belt buckles can be easily purchased over the internet. DIY craft sites like Etsy even allow you to buy unique handmade pieces. If you can't find any belt buckles for sale near you or you'd rather save your money, it's also possible to substitute a few ordinary metal rings for the buckle. Ideally, these rings should be made of stainless steel or another rust-resistant material, should be O- or D-shaped, should be about as wide across as the belt is, and should be exactly the same size as each other. Metal D- and O-rings are often available at hardware stores or online for cheap sometimes as little a dollar or two per ring. Regardless of the buckle or fastening mechanism you use, typically, you'll secure it to your belt by looping one end of the belt through it and sewing this end of the belt to itself to secure it. Keep this loop somewhat tight you want the buckle or fastener to stay more or less in its proper position, but you also want it to have a small amount of "wiggle" room to allow minor adjustment. If you're using D- or O-rings, you should loop your belt through both rings at once before sewing it down. If you're using a belt buckle that works by threading a prong through holes in the other end of the belt, you'll now need to make these holes. You can put small holes in your belt with a sharp knife, scissors, or even a screwdriver. Make sure your holes are evenly-spaced and aligned in the middle of your belt fabric. Don't leave the edges of your holes frayed this will make them vulnerable to wear and tear. Instead, use an eyelet or a buttonhole stitch. You can even use eyelet pliers if you don't want to do this process by hand. Once your belt buckle or fastener is attached to your belt, you can use it exactly as you normally would! Since there are a huge variety of buckles and fasteners you can use, the way one belt is fastened may differ from the next, but most should be fairly intuitive. If you're using O- or D-rings for the first time, don't worry they're easy to fasten your belt with. Simply pass the end of your belt through both loops, then bring it back over the rings and thread it through the first ring once more. Pull the belt tight to fasten. The rings will hold the belt's fabric tight against itself, keeping the belt fastened with friction.

Write an article based on this "Take an antihistamine. Apply a cold compress to reduce swelling. Apply a warm compress if no swelling is present. Massage or wiggle the affected area. Use a medication to minimize a cold sore."
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Numb or tingling lips could be related to a mild allergic reaction, especially when accompanied by itching, swelling, or an upset stomach. Try taking an over the counter allergy medication to manage numb or tingling lips and any accompanying symptoms. Note the food and drinks you consumed prior to the onset of your symptoms. Try to identify and eliminate the possible allergen from your diet. If you used a lip balm or similar product before experiencing numbness, stop using it. In severe food allergies, numbness and tingling can precede anaphylaxis, which is a life-threatening allergic response that requires immediate medical care. Call your local emergency services and use an autoinjector such as an Epi-Pen if you have one. If swelling accompanies your numbness, apply an ice pack to the affected area for 10 to 15 minutes. Swelling and numbness could result from an insect bite, a bump or other minor trauma, or allergies. Swelling could put too much pressure on facial nerves, which can cause numbness. You can also take an anti-inflammatory medication to help decrease swelling. If no swelling is present, avoid using a cold compress. The issue could be related to a lack of blood flow to your lips, and applying a warm compress can help increase blood flow. Decreased blood flow could be a simple reaction to cold temperatures, or could indicate an underlying issue, such as Raynaud's disease. If you experience additional symptoms, such as numbness in your extremities, contact your doctor. In addition to applying a warm compress, you could try massaging your lips to warm them and increase blood flow. Try moving your mouth and lips around and exhaling air between your lips to vibrate them. Wash your hands before and after massaging your lips. Numbness and tingling can occur just before a cold sore develops. If you suspect lip numbness might be due to a cold sore, apply an over the counter medicated ointment or talk to your doctor about a prescription antiviral pill. You could also try a homeopathic remedy such holding a slice of garlic over a cold sore for 10 to 15 minutes. However, even home remedies should be discussed with your doctor before use.