Problem: Article: Your game platform may scuff less resilient flooring over the course of a game. Prevent this from happening by adding furniture pads to the bottom of your platform or its feet. In most cases, after adhesive backing is removed, these pads can be pressed into place. Furniture pads can be purchased at your local hardware store or home center. Some pads may need to be attached to the frame or feet with an included fastener. Many Jenga sets have colorful pieces. Add character and some fun to your set by painting some or all of the pieces different colors. An acrylic latex paint, which is available at hardware stores, should work well for your giant game pieces. Choose bright colors to make your set more eye-catching. A neat looking set could attract potential players. Alternatively, you could apply wood stain to the pieces of your set to create a rich, dignified look. When the game is set up, only the ends and sides of many pieces will be visible. Be sure to paint or stain these areas so that even when stacked, your designs can be seen. Set up and play giant Jenga at reunions, church gatherings, community events, and so on. When setting up, clear fragile items from the playing area. When the set falls, pieces may tumble into and damage personal items. Falling pieces may also cause damage to certain kinds of flooring, like wood. In these cases, lay out a large, thick blanket under the platform and playing area.
Summary: Protect your floors with platform padding. Paint the game pieces, if desired. Play giant jenga.

Problem: Article: Your doctor may recommend an over-the-counter cream to treat your infection. However, they may decide that a prescription cream is a better option. Apply your cream daily as directed until your yeast infection completely clears. Antifungal creams are often sold over-the-counter as athlete's foot treatments. However, they'll work on any skin yeast infection. You can find these in the foot care aisle. Common antifungal creams for skin yeast infections include miconazole, clotrimazole, oxiconazole.
Summary: Ask your doctor which antifungal cream is right for you.

Problem: Article: Woodlice stay hydrated by absorbing humid air and eating food. To keep the soil and atmosphere in the habitat moist, fill a spray bottle with water. Then spritz the leaves and soil of the habitat until they're moist. Feel the soil every day and spray it whenever it feels dry to the touch. Although the woodlice can eat the leaves that you put in their habitat, they'll need produce to nibble on. Put slices of raw potatoes, carrots, apples, or pears onto the leaves and leave them for the woodlice to eat. Replace the produce every few days so the food doesn't begin to mold. If you're planning on keeping the woodlice for over a week, you'll need to clean out the habitat. Remove leaves that are molding and replace some of the soil with fresh soil. If you're using a terrarium or aquarium, wipe down the glass if there's dirt or smudges on it. While it's safe to keep them for longer, you should release them into their natural habitat so they can mate. If you'd like to take a woodlouse out of its container to observe, carefully pick it up with your thumb and forefinger. Leave it in the palm of your hand until it unrolls. You can also set it down on a flat surface so you can count how many legs it has and watch how it moves. Use light pressure when you pick up the woodlice since it's easy to accidentally crush them with too much pressure.
Summary: Spray the habitat to keep it moist. Give the woodlice fresh produce. Clean the container if you keep the woodlice for more than 1 week. Hold the woodlice gently when you want to handle them.

Problem: Article: Most intruders are concerned about being noticed, so they may avoid areas where homeowners are on alert. Work with your neighbors to create a neighborhood watch program. Then, take turns patrolling your neighborhood. Additionally, post a sign at the entrance to your street warning would-be intruders that you have a neighborhood watch. If your neighborhood already has a neighborhood watch program, reach out to the organizer to find out how you can join. Don't assume that someone you don't know is a criminal. It's possible that they recently moved in, are an invited guest, or are just passing through. If you're worried, call the police and let them talk to the person. Sometimes an intruder will come to your door disguised as a salesperson, poll taker, delivery person, or utility worker. The best way to protect yourself from these individuals is to refuse to open the door. When they knock, pretend that you aren't home or tell them that you can't come to the door right now. It's easiest to just ignore the knocking. Monitor the situation until they leave the area so you know they're not prowling around your home. If you're expecting someone, ask the person to identify themself so you know it's the right person. Sometimes you're expecting someone, like a delivery person, but you might still be worried. In these moments, call out like you're talking to someone else in the house. This signals to a potential intruder that your house might be well-protected. You might say, "Honey! The pizza is here!" or "There's four people in this house, but I'm always the one who has to get the door!" Hearing a possible prowler can be super scary! If you suspect someone is outside, turn on as many lights in your house as you can. This shows them that someone is home and prepared for a confrontation. Additionally, it makes it harder for them to hide. The lights might also flood the area outside, making the intruder feel very visible. Don't take any chances with your safety. If someone might be breaking into your home, call the police immediately and then take steps to protect yourself. Even if you're wrong about the intruder, it's better to be safe than sorry. If you have an alarm, trigger it to alert the police and possibly scare off the intruder.
Summary:
Form a neighborhood watch program to spot potential prowlers. Don't answer the door if you don't know the person. Act like there are people in the house when you answer the door. Turn on all the lights if you think someone's trying to break in. Call the police if you see someone prowling around your home.