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Turn the vehicle off and make sure that it's in park with the emergency brake on to minimize the danger of rolling. Put on protective eyewear goggles with a face guard or hard safety glasses work well. Gather your tools and materials before proceeding. Grab your tire iron and give each lug nut one turn or so in the counterclockwise direction. Do not remove the lug nuts yet only loosen them. If you wait until the vehicle is on a jack, it can be quite difficult to remove tight lug nuts. Loosening them before using a jack allows the ground to hold the wheel in place so that you can get enough leverage against the nuts to break their initial resistance. Attach a jack to the vehicle near the brake drum to be removed. Pick a sturdy metal part of the vehicle's undercarriage for the jack don't put it under any plastic molding or flimsy metal parts or it may damage them when the car is lifted. Safely and gradually raise the vehicle with the jack. If you're unsure of how to do this, follow the instructions that came with the jack for attaching it and raising the vehicle. Alternatively, check out our guide on changing a tire for more information. Use jack stands or sturdy wooden blocks to support your vehicle. Never use materials like cinder blocks which can break or compress under the weight of the vehicle with potentially deadly results. Place wheel chocks around the wheels to secure the vehicle as you raise it. Use your tire iron to finish removing the loosened lug nuts from their bolts. If necessary, remove the hubcap and use it as a convenient "dish" or "plate" to hold your lug nuts. When all the lug nuts are off, pull the tire away from its mounting. If you haven't done this before, don't remove more than one wheel at once it can be handy to use the other wheel as a reference when you're putting everything back together.

summary: Park the vehicle in a clear, flat area. Loosen the lug nuts before raising the vehicle. Lift the vehicle with a jack. Unscrew the lug nuts and remove the wheel.

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At most craft stores, you'll find an array of plastic gems as well as embroidered patches with adhesive backs. Simply peel the decorations off of the backing paper and place them adhesive-side down onto the shoe. Press firmly and place your hand on the inside of the shoe to add support, if necessary. Sparkly rhinestones and crystals can be arranged in beautiful designs to dress up an everyday or evening shoe. Quirky patches can add character to casual sneakers. You can use these materials on their own, or combine them with flat drawn or painted designs. Pick up a bottle of puffy paint or glitter glue bottle at a craft supply store and practice squeezing out the paint on a piece of scrap paper until you reach the desired level of thickness and control. Squeeze the paint directly onto the shoe, moving in a steady line or curve. Or you can create dots or small geometric shapes. Allow the paint to dry overnight before wearing your new kicks. The puffy paint or glitter glue should be stiff. Use masking tape to cover the parts of the shoe you don't want to decorate. Pour some leather shoe paint or Mod Podge adhesive into a cup and mix the loose glitter into it until you reach the desired consistency. Use a paintbrush to apply a base layer of the glittery mixture onto the shoes. Allow this to dry completely before applying more layers. Repeat this process until your shoes reach the right density of glitter. For even more sparkle, apply spray adhesive onto the shoe and shake the loose glitter out onto it. Seal this off with a layer of Mod Podge to prevent the glitter from shedding. Pick out a large bag or can of loose glitter to make sure that you have enough to cover your shoes.

summary: Stick adhesive-backed rhinestones, crystals, or patches onto your shoes. Use puffy paint or glitter glue to add 3-dimensional texture. Decorate your shoes with loose glitter and Mod Podge.

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Depilatory creams usually work in 10 minutes or less, but it's always good to check the instructions for the one you're using. Wipe off the cream immediately if you experience a burning sensation. Any pain means you've left the product on too long or your skin is too sensitive. You may want to do an allergy test 24 hours before you intend to use the depilatory cream. Put a small amount of the cream on your forearm for the length of time recommended by the instructions. Remove and check for any redness. Do not use the cream if you have a reaction.
summary: Wait for the length of time specified by the instructions.