If you use 0000-grade fine stainless-steel wool, it should be gentle enough to take up nail polish but not harm the wood. Just be sure to scrub gently and in the same direction as the grain in the wood.

Summary: Try steel wool for stubborn stains.

A trader of binary options should have some feel for the anticipated direction in price movement of the stock or other asset such as commodity futures or currency exchanges. Within most platforms the two choices are referred to as "put" and "call." Put is the prediction of a price decline, while call is the prediction of a price increase. Unlike traditional options, anticipating the magnitude of a price movement is not required. Instead, one must only be able to correctly predict whether the price of the chosen asset will be higher or lower than the "strike" (or target) price at a specified future time. Evaluate the current market conditions surrounding your chosen stocks or other asset and determine whether the price is more likely to rise or fall. If your insight is correct on the expiration date, your payoff is the settlement value as stated in your original contract. The return rate on each winning trade is established by the broker and made known ahead of time. For example, let's say an investor who follows foreign currency movements senses that the USD (U.S. dollar) is gaining ground against the JPY (Japanese yen) and wants to hedge his risk and try to prevent his Japanese investment from dropping in value. He may do this by buying 10,000 binary contracts which say that "USD/JPY will be above 119.50" by 4:00 PM ET tomorrow. If his analysis is correct and the USD gains ground over the Yen, rising above 119.50, the 10,000 binary contracts will expire in-the-money, yielding a total payout of $1,000,000. If the investor paid $75 per contract, he will make $25 per contract, which is a $250,000 total profit, a 33% rate of return on his investment. However, if the yen does not end above 119.50, the 10,000 binary contracts will expire out-of-the-money. In this case, the trader would lose his initial investment on the binaries, but would be compensated by the gain in value in his Japanese investments. Binary options are generally simpler to trade because they require only a sense of direction of the price movement of the stock. Traditional options require a sense of both direction and magnitude of the price movement. No actual stocks are ever bought or sold, so the selling of shares and stop-losses are not part of the process. A stop-loss is an order you would place with a stock broker to buy or sell once the stock hits a certain price. Binary options always have a controlled risk-to-reward ratio, meaning the risk and reward are predetermined at the time the contract is acquired. Traditional options have no defined boundaries of risk and reward and therefore the gains and losses can be limitless. Binary options can involve the trading and hedging strategies used in trading traditional options. You should always conduct a market analysis prior to each trade. There are many variables to consider when trying to decide whether the price of a stock or other asset is going to increase or decrease within a specific time period. Without analysis, the risk of losing money increases substantially. Unlike a traditional option, the payout amount is not proportional to the amount by which the option ends up ahead. As long as a binary option settles ahead by even one tick, the winner receives the entire fixed payoff amount. Binary options contracts can last almost any length of time, ranging from minutes to months. Some brokers provide contract times of as short as thirty seconds. Others can last a year. This provides great flexibility and almost unlimited money-making (and money-losing) opportunities. Traders must know exactly what they're doing.

Summary: Know the two possible outcomes. Decide your position. Learn the advantages of trading binary options over traditional options.

Depending on the severity of the burn, you may have been instructed to see your doctor. If you do, and they prescribe antibiotics, take them as directed. Even if your burn starts to heal, take the full course of antibiotics. They'll prevent infection and heal your burn. Depending on the severity of the burn and if infection has spread, you might be prescribed an oral or topical antibiotic. If the infection has spread, you're likely to be prescribed oral antibiotics. Otherwise, you might be given a topical antibiotic cream to apply to your burn. Gently remove the adhesive and bandage to expose the burn. With warm water and soap, gently clean the burn. Then reapply ointment and rewrap the burn. Keeping cleaning the burn daily until there are no longer open wounds. This increases the chances of your burn becoming infected. If blisters do develop, treat them as you would the rest of the burn. If blisters form and break open by themselves, blot up the liquid that's released. Don't pull off any skin that was over the liquid. Raised red areas around the burn are the most obvious sign of a developing infection. If the skin around the burn feels hot, it might be infected as well. If you notice red streaks extending from the burn, or pus when you change the bandage, see a doctor right away. It's important that you protect the burned area from the sun. Wearing sunscreen will help prevent redness and discoloration in the area where the burn was.

Summary: Take antibiotics if they are prescribed. Clean the burn and change the bandage daily. Do not break blisters. Check for signs of infection. Cover the burn with an SPF 30 sunscreen once it's healed.

Choose a stem that has a growing tip with at least two pairs of leaves under it. Snip the stem off just above the set of leaves that are third from the top. The cutting should be about 2 to 3 inches (5 to 7.6 cm) long. Use a sharp knife to remove the extra leaves sticking out from the leaf node, as well as the stem below the leaf node. Apply hormone powder to the cut portion of the stem by quickly dipping the end into the powder. Rooting hormone encourages the development of roots. A well-drained and nutritional mix, like one made with compost and vermiculite, works well. Use a 2.25-inch (7.5-cm) pot for one cutting or 3-inch (7.6-cm) pot for three to four cuttings. The cuttings need plenty of light to thrive, but direct sun can cause more harm than good. A good place to let them sit would be beneath a sunny window with sheer curtains. Use a spray bottle and apply enough water to keep the surface of the growing medium moist, but do not soak it. If the plants sit in water, the stem may rot. Once the plant has several stems growing off it, the roots should be sturdy enough to transplant. Carefully pry the plantstems, roots, and soilfrom its current container. Transfer each plant individually into separate pots that are at least 3.5 inches (9 cm). Make sure that the pots have been previously filled with the same growing medium. Note that instead of planting the fuchsia cutting into a smaller pot and later transplanting it into a larger, "middle stage" pot, you can also plant the cutting directly into this middle stage pot. You will need to be more vigilant about proper lighting and watering conditions in order to ensure that the cutting takes root, though. Continue keeping the soil moist, and provide the same type of sun you provided while in the beginning stages.
Summary: Take a cutting from a healthy fuchsia plant. Trim away extra leaves. Dip the cutting in rooting hormone. Fill a small pot with potting mix. Place the cuttings in indirect sunlight. Keep the soil moistened. Transplant fuchsias to a larger pot as they grow.