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Oils from your hands will cause the photos to deteriorate faster than they would if they went untouched. Pick up your ultrasound pictures by their edges, and avoid touching them as much as possible. If you're showing the ultrasound photos to others, consider putting the pictures in a protective plastic sleeve so that they won't be touched by lots of fingers. If your ultrasound photos are in a stack on top of each other or positioned in a photo album where they touch each other once the album is closed, resituate them so that they're no longer touching to prevent damage. If you're putting the photos in an album, make sure there's a blank page opposite the photo. Placing regular paper between each photo will help preserve them. Light will cause the ultrasound pictures to fade over time. To prevent this, store them in a darker spot, such as a drawer or clean box. Photo boxes are perfect for storing ultrasound photos and can be found at craft stores, big box stores, or online. If you're storing the photos in a drawer or closet, make sure they're well-protected. Either put paper underneath and on top of each photo, or wrap them in flat tissue paper.

summary: Handle the ultrasound photos carefully by only touching the edges. Avoid letting the photos touch one another. Keep the photos in the dark to help preserve them.

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Tap the Snapchat app icon, which resembles a white ghost on a yellow background. Doing so will open the Snapchat camera if you're logged in. If you aren't logged into Snapchat, first enter your username and password and tap LOG IN. It's in the top-left corner of the screen. This gear-shaped icon is in the upper-right corner of the screen. The Settings page will open. It's near the middle of the page. Doing so prompts a pop-up menu. This red text is at the bottom of the menu. It's a purple button. Doing this removes the Bitmoji avatar from your Snapchat profile. If you created your Bitmoji through Snapchat, this will also delete permanently the Bitmoji.

summary: Open Snapchat . Tap your profile icon. Tap Settings . Tap Bitmoji. Tap Unlink My Bitmoji. Tap Unlink when prompted.

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Get bags made from silk, muslin, cotton or lace. You can find them online or at craft stores. Herbal sachets cost around $3 or $4. You could also sew your own herbal sachets with burlap. Cut the burlap into small rectangular pieces. Sew three sides together. Leave an opening on one side, so that you can put the herbs inside. Lavender is a popular herb for sachets. You could also try peppermint, chamomile, eucalyptus or lemon balm. You might try mixing different herbs to suit your mood. Dried flower petals could also be added. If you are making herbal sachets to put in clothing drawers, you could mix lemon verbana, theme, spearmint, citrus peal, rose and lavender. Add a drop of pine essential oil. For protection, add a mix of hyssop, Saint John's wort and sage. To encourage positivity, mix rosemary, sunflower and basil. For serenity, mix lavender, myrrh and sage. Try a blend of lavender, mint, sage, thyme, calendula, lemon verbena and any other herb that you find has a pleasing smell. Put half a tablespoon of each herb you want to use. Then, add half a tablespoon of sea salt. Finally, a small cinnamon stick can be thrown in for purification. Pull the drawstring closed. If you like, you can also add a few drops of your favorite essential oils. Be careful not to put too many essential oils, since they could easily overpower the other herbs. If you need to suck bad odors out of something like shoes, you could also add some baking soda. There is no recommended amount but you could start with one tablespoon. To let the sachets cure, they should be stored for a few weeks in a dry place, such as underneath a bed or in a drawer. Afterwards, you can use them wherever you want to bring a fresh scent, such as a cupboard or wardrobe. You can tuck your sachet into a linen closet, underwear drawer or under your pillow.
summary: Purchase some small bags with drawstrings. Choose your herbs. Fill the sachets with herbs, sea salt and cinnamon. Store the herbal sachets in a dry, warm, dark spot.