INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This will de-intensify the antiseptic and prevent it from irritating your piercing. (Note: Do not use plain mouth-wash because it will do nothing for your piercingonly mask your halitosis.) (Signs of over-cleaning include a very white or yellow looking tongue.)

SUMMARY: The optimal way to care for your piercing is to rinse your mouth for 30-60 seconds with a medical-grade oral rinse (such as Tech 2000 or Biotene) after every meal during the initial healing period (3-6 weeks). If a medical grade oral rinse is not available, the next best thing is to dilute 4 ounces of an oral antiseptic with 4 ounces of water. Be careful not to over-clean your piercing, as this will prevent proper healing.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: To have a resident visa, you must fill out the application to gain the visa. You also most have already have been a resident or former resident of New Zealand, which means you must have studied or worked there on a different visa beforehand. To gain permanent residency, you need to have already lived in New Zealand for 2 years under another a resident visa. A resident visa grants you the right to live in New Zealand for a certain amount of time, while permanent resident visa grants you permission to live there indefinitely. For this criteria to be met as a "commitment" to New Zealand, you must have actually been in New Zealand for 184 days each year of the past 2 years. Remember that eligibility requirements can be different depending on what country you're coming from, so make sure to check the application for your country. Another option to gain a permanent resident visa is to have had tax residence status for at least 41 days in each year for the last two years. That means you must have held a job and been paying taxes to the New Zealand government. Having a business established in New Zealand can also give you eligibility for permanent residency. You must have had this business open for at least a year before applying. Another way to gain a permanent resident visa is to have an investment of NZ$1,000,000 in New Zealand for at least 2 years. You will need to have had the investment for all 24 months; you can't have withdrawn it at any point. You can also establish a base in New Zealand as a way of meeting the commitment part of the permanent residency visa. Basically, that means that you have bought and maintain a house in New Zealand. Once you've met one of the eligibility requirements, you need to fill out the application for a permanent resident visa. It includes things like biographical information, data about your eligibility, a character section (discussing any criminal problems you may have had in the past), and any information on other family members included in the application that will live with you, such as a spouse or child. The application is available online. To complete the application, you'll need to pay a fee. How much the fee is contingent both on the type of visa you're applying for and the country you're coming from. Therefore, you need to look it up to figure out what you need to pay.

SUMMARY: Have a resident visa. Live in New Zealand for 2 years. Have tax residence status. Create a business in New Zealand. Maintain an investment in New Zealand. Create a base in New Zealand. Fill out the application. Pay the fee.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This method does not require any setup or downloading on your part, although it may require registration. Examples: (Email SMS Gateway)Source

SUMMARY: Website which allows you to set text reminders (for yourself or someone else) free of charge.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Pour water into the wheelbarrow as soon as you empty out the cement. Submerge your tools in the wheelbarrow. Then, scrub the wheelbarrow and tools with a stiff-bristle brush until it has been completely freed of any cement.

SUMMARY:
Clean up your supplies as soon as possible.