How to diagnose canine distemper
Notice if your dog becomes feverish and loses his appetite.
Once your dog has contact with the virus, it may incubate in his body for three to six days. Your dog may become feverish, lose his appetite, and have general head cold symptoms like a runny nose.

OPTIONS:
- Notice any of these symptoms : You can check your dog's temperature at night by holding up a light bulb above his face. You may see the puppy succumb to hypothermia.
- Normally your dog will retain its normal level of temperature in about four hours. As the virus ages, its tapeworm damage can cause weakness, weakness, and dehydration.
- This can indicate a patina during the treatment. Pay attention to your dog's weight.
- He may also appear slightly off color or noticeable ill. Blood tests taken at this time would show a dip in his white cell count, as his body is using up white cells to fight off the infection.

He may also appear slightly off color or noticeable ill. Blood tests taken at this time would show a dip in his white cell count, as his body is using up white cells to fight off the infection.

How to make a standard window awning
Choose the awning's location.
Observe where the sun contacts your home the most throughout the day if you are looking to reduce direct sunlight inside. Figure out if you want an awning to cover a backyard patio or doorway.

OPTIONS:
- Determine how far your awning should reach. Covering a patio will require a larger awning than an awning covering a window or doorway.
- Limit the sun if you want a transparent screen. Check out the distance from the house's roof to the location of the awning.
- Determine the dimensions of the frames on your awning. You will want your awning to cover the distance of your balcony door and the perimeter of your home if you plan to use it outdoors.
- Measure the length of the awning. If the awning is long enough, or if there are any gaps near the awning, divide the awning's length by six to determine.

Determine how far your awning should reach. Covering a patio will require a larger awning than an awning covering a window or doorway.

How to have a productive day
Start preparation the night before.
You should plan ahead if you want a productive day. Before going to bed for the night, make a to-do list.

OPTIONS:
- Make sure you know the rest of the day will be your most productive day. You can get started with this by : Creating an alarm clock.
- Actually, make one that's doable. If you list an onslaught of tasks, this is more likely to stress you out than make you productive.
- Many parents have small tasks that they'd want for their kids to complete in advance. It doesn't matter what you have to do that day, just make sure to start on specific steps the next day.
- This process helps make sure you get ready in time. Try to give yourself at least an hour to prepare for the day.

Actually, make one that's doable. If you list an onslaught of tasks, this is more likely to stress you out than make you productive.

How to clean a microwave with baking soda
Remove the turntable and support ring, and sprinkle baking soda.
Set these pieces aside, on the kitchen counter or in the sink. Sprinkle the baking soda across the bottom of the microwave.

OPTIONS:
- The baking soda will act as a natural abrasive agent and dislodge a stuck-on debris. Clean your microwave with water, a note-taking oil, and dish detergent.
- Remove the screws holding these pieces together. Reattach the microwave in the same fashion you removed it.
- Alternatively, you can use a baking soda paste to clean your microwave. Mix two parts baking soda to one part water and use a butter knife to apply the paste to the inside of the microwave.
- You will need a strong oven mitt to do this. Place 1 cup (114 g) white vinegar (softened) in the microwave.
Alternatively, you can use a baking soda paste to clean your microwave. Mix two parts baking soda to one part water and use a butter knife to apply the paste to the inside of the microwave.