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How to eliminate tear stains on cats and dogs
Wipe your animal's face with a damp cloth.
If you see tear drops or dripping eyes, simply wipe them away with a damp cloth and tap water. When caught early enough, small tear stains can be treated easily.

OUT: Get a cloth damp and then gently wipe the fur around your pet's eyes. There is no need to add soap, especially if the tear drops are very fresh.

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How to clean a down comforter at home
Keep an eye on your comforter.
The fabric may become worn with heavy or prolonged use. Stains, rips, mold, and other undesirable conditions may arise without you noticing.

OUT: Look for loose feathers: down comforters are traditionally stuffed with the fluffy undercoating of geese, ducks, and other soft birds, and a flurry of flying feathers is a telltale sign that the fabric has torn. Repair tears with a needle and a thread that matches the comforter.

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How to diagnose a broken thumb
Note any severe pain in the your thumb.
It is normal to experience severe pain right after you break your thumb. The pain happens because your bones have nerves surrounding them.

OUT:
When a bone breaks, it can irritate or compress the surrounding nerves, which causes pain. If you don't experience severe pain right after the injury, there is a chance that your thumb is not broken.