Problem: How to bring gifts with you when traveling
Find out your vehicle's weight limits.
Many of today's mid-sized sedans, suvs, compact and subcompact models are close to their maximum load capacity when four adults and their luggage are travelling inside. If you plan to travel with numerous or very heavy gifts, find out your vehicle's weight limit before you pack your car. OPTIONS:
- Information about load capacity can be found in your vehicle's owner's manual. It is unsafe to travel in vehicles that are at their maximum weight capacity.
- Acceleration is one of the factors determining how much cargo you'll be transporting. Take into account any equipment you may be able to carry.
- Buy smaller bags that make it easier to carry them in the car. If your car has more than one extra bag, avoid buying a bigger bag.
- For instance, some international sizes will require 12 or more weight in bags including electronic, light, and resistance waders. Similarly, european countries can bring a car with a heavy bag as well.

Answer: Information about load capacity can be found in your vehicle's owner's manual. It is unsafe to travel in vehicles that are at their maximum weight capacity.

Problem: How to choose a toothbrush
Make sure your toothbrush works for the shape of your mouth.
Based on past toothbrushes, you should have some idea of the general shape of your mouth. Some mouths are more narrow or wide than others, and you need a toothbrush that works for your mouth and teeth. OPTIONS:
- If your mouth doesn't feel good, a toothbrush with a wider opening will just fill in the gaps where those areas haven't been covered by a brush. Depending on the shape and size of your mouth, you might want to start with a smaller toothbrush.
- If your mouth feels wider than normal, you may benefit from a toothbrush with a wider applicator. So is a smaller applicator, which will look a lot like a dog's toothbrush.
- You want a brush that can comfortably reach the back of your molars. The shape of your mouth, and whether it's wider or narrower, will affect how easily a given brush can reach your molars.
- It's imperative that you always brush your teeth with a toothbrush that is specifically for your mouth. Toothbrushes typically have a brush attachment, and these can be purchased at pharmacies or at a local department store.

Answer: You want a brush that can comfortably reach the back of your molars. The shape of your mouth, and whether it's wider or narrower, will affect how easily a given brush can reach your molars.

Problem: How to take out lenses from your sunglasses
Set the glasses with the wings open on a flat surface.
Look, then, at the corners and see what, if anything, is fastening the wings (ear pieces) to the rims around the lenses. If you have trouble seeing this area, use a magnifying glass and more lighting. OPTIONS:
- Some plastic frames have the wings (ear pieces) attached by a hinge embedded in the frame, so you will not be able to remove it easily, nor should you try to force it. If this is the case, skip the next step.
- Flip your lenses over so that your free eye is looking up. The glass should not be angled upwards.
- Take them off, with the sunglasses turned so that you can see the shape of the lenses. If they are too long, turn the frames off, still with the sunglasses on.
- Take off the protective eyewear and test your lenses. If you are comfortable with the way it looks, you may be able to remove them without any frustration.
Answer: Some plastic frames have the wings (ear pieces) attached by a hinge embedded in the frame, so you will not be able to remove it easily, nor should you try to force it. If this is the case, skip the next step.