Write an article based on this "Quarantine new animals. Avoid handling salamanders. Transfer your salamander to her new habitat. Feed your salamander. Clean the habitat. Watch for eggs."
article: If you have an established colony of salamanders, quarantine your new animals for a few weeks. This can ensure that they are healthy and don't wipe out any other animals with disease. Be aware that fungal infections are very common in salamanders and often fatal. Keep quarantined animals in buckets or, ideally, in separate aquariums. As adorable as salamanders are, it is very important to not handle them unless absolutely necessary, such as transferring the animal to its new habitat. Secretions, salt and heat from human skin or substances on it can harm salamanders. Wash your hands in hot and soapy water before handing the salamander. Make sure to remove any soap residue from your skin so you don't harm your salamander. Transferring or touching your salamander with a small net is the best way to not harm it. Once you've checked the health of your salamander, you are ready to move her to her new habitat. Giving her a clean and fun environment may help her live for up to 20 years. Your habitat should include: a clean aquarium large enough to accommodate all of your salamanders two to three inches of sloped and washed aquarium gravel to line the tank plants that have been washed so they don't introduce diseases or fungi to the salamanders a sufficient source of sunlight a water filter a lid. All species of salamanders are carnivores but may eat their meals very slowly. Salamanders eat different types of animals depending on their size; larger salamanders will go for larger prey. Give your salamander food on alternate days five days a week. These foods can include: earthworms or wax worms slugs snails crickets frozen brine Mysis shrimp fish crayfish mice shrews spiders centipedes. Salamander enclosures are havens for bacteria and fungi. Keep your salamander's aquarium very clean to maintain her health and prevent the growth of harmful organisms. Place a water filter in the aquarium to keep the water clean between more thorough disinfection. Disinfect the aquarium with hot, soapy water every couple of weeks or more often if you notice it is dirty. Transfer the salamanders to holding tanks while you're cleaning. Make sure to rinse the aquarium thoroughly so any residue doesn't harm your salamander. If you've got multiple salamanders in a habitat, they may reproduce. Keep an eye out for salamander eggs under the water in the tank or on ground surfaces. Be aware that many salamanders go through egg, large, juvenile, and adult life stages. Some species, however, will hatch directly into small salamanders. Capture eggs or larva in a small net and release them into the wild if you don't want to keep the babies.

Write an article based on this "Apply ice or cold packs to numb the treated area. Try aloe vera to soothe any redness or swelling. Use over-the-counter painkillers if the ice packs and aloe vera aren't effective."
article: After laser hair removal, you may feel some minor discomfort like a mild sunburn. The area might also be slightly swollen or red. Ice and cold packs are an easy way to ease this pain. You can use ice or cold packs immediately after the laser treatment, so put them in the freezer before your appointment. Wrap the ice or cold pack in a towel before you use it; directly applying the pack to the skin may cause more irritation. Ice the treated area for up to 10 minutes at least 3 times a day until the discomfort is gone. Wait at least an hour before reapplying the ice or cold pack. If you leave the ice pack on for too long, it will restrict the blood flow to that area and slow down your healing time. Many people say that aloe vera helps to reduce skin discomfort and ease redness and swelling. It is easy to find in the skincare or sunblock aisle in drug stores; make sure to keep the aloe vera gel refrigerated for the best results. If possible, use fresh aloe vera gel because it is more effective. Apply the aloe vera directly to the area where you had the hair removed. Wait several minutes for it to absorb into your skin. After the gel begins to dry, you can remove the excess aloe vera with a soft, damp, washcloth. However, leaving a small amount of aloe vera on your skin is also safe. Repeat this process 2-3 times a day until the pain, redness, and swelling is gone. Most people find that using ice packs and applying aloe vera ease their discomfort, but if the pain persists, over-the-counter (OTC) painkillers can be taken. Use the OTC painkillers only as directed. You should only have to take painkillers for about a day after the laser treatment. If the pain persists after 24 hours, call your doctor. Aspirin is not recommended after laser hair removal as it thins the blood and may increase healing time.

Write an article based on this "Get a carpet deodorizer at your local hardware store. Sprinkle the carpet deodorizer on the carpet. Let it sit overnight. Vacuum up the deodorizer."
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Commercial carpet deodorizers can work well on vomit smell. Look for a carpet deodorizer that contains mostly natural ingredients and that will not stain or mark the carpet. You can buy carpet deodorizer online or at your local hardware store. If you are buying carpet deodorizer in person, ask a salesperson to recommend a brand for vomit smell. Most carpet deodorizers come in a powder form. Spread the carpet deodorizer on the carpet. Apply one to two tablespoons of the deodorizer, or as much as needed to cover the area with the vomit smell. Check the label for suggestions on how much carpet deodorizer to apply. Give the deodorizer time to absorb the vomit smell. If the smell is very strong, let the deodorizer sit on the carpet for two days. Once the deodorizer has had time to sit on the carpet and absorb the smell, vacuum it up. Then, check that the smell is gone on the carpet.