How to treat ringworm in guinea pigs
Recognize the symptoms.
Bald patches are the first and most obvious signs of ringworm. The fungus weakens the hair follicle, which then causes their fur to fall out.

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- The initial white flakes are usually accompanied by yellow patches. Pay attention to the duration of shedding.
- Bald patches will develop a crusty appearance with time and will eventually be accompanied by red patches around the eyes, ears, and nose. Find a vet who can treat guinea pigs.
- The patches also begin to develop into a dark brown streak below the base of the tail, where it was before the first sign of ringworm. As the fungus progresses, the coloration will become lighter and larger.
- In the first month of guinea pigs, the bald patches intensify and the hair is papery. If the bald patches persist for more than two weeks, the guinea pig may have ringworm.

Bald patches will develop a crusty appearance with time and will eventually be accompanied by red patches around the eyes, ears, and nose. Find a vet who can treat guinea pigs.

How to get glue off your hands
Soak and wash the affected area.
To gently remove the glue from your hand or fingers, all you need is hot water and exfoliating soap.
Fill a basin with hot water.

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- Submerge the affected hand in the water. If you have a larger area for it to dry off, soak it in the hot water for 15 to 30 minutes before washing it off.
- Wash your hands using your fingertips to make your fingers scrub clean. Then, pick up the q-tip and use it to get rid of the residue on your hands and fingers.
- Add a few drops of dish soap or drops of cotton swab soap, then allow it to sit for a few minutes and then scrub the area with your hands. Clean any stuck-on glue with a paper towel, then dry the area until it has completely disappeared.
- Submerge your hand into the water and let it soak for several minutes. Scrub the area with a teaspoon of either sugar or salt.

Submerge your hand into the water and let it soak for several minutes. Scrub the area with a teaspoon of either sugar or salt.

How to replace a flush valve
Shut off the water to the toilet.
Before beginning any installation, shut off the water source leading to your toilet or the toilet will flood the bathroom.
The valve is usually located on the pipes running into your toilet from the wall.

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- You won't be able to access this valve through the attached pipe as it may be clogged. This may cause your toilet to fill up more than usual due to more water.
- Shut off the water by turning the valve clockwise until you feel resistance. Remove any remaining water from the toilet.
- To shut the water off, gently press down on the valve to stop the water from flowing out. The water may drain out from the toilet in a few seconds.
- On the wall above the toilet you may also see an inner cylinder to allow your water to drain into the sink. Once all running water is drained, shut your toilet's drain valve.

Shut off the water by turning the valve clockwise until you feel resistance. Remove any remaining water from the toilet.

The motorcyclist gets out of bed and prepares to leave by bathing using the bathroom and reading the newspaper. He rides the motorcycle down the hall and into the elevator. he

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- walks outside the building and walks onto a dock where a boat is waiting.
- enters his studio to clean his bike with a towel and shower.
- exits the building and rides the motorcycle into a casino where he performs several tricks as people watch.
- gets back into bed and reads the paper while he eats cereal.
exits the building and rides the motorcycle into a casino where he performs several tricks as people watch.