Some tire brands that make run-flat tires simply label the tire as run flat, making it easier on the car owner. Pirelli tires is one brand that does this. Simply look for the words "Run Flat" on the side of your tire, usually near other manufacturer information and numbers. Bridgestone sometimes uses the code RFT (Run Flat Tire) on their tires to designate a run-flat tire. Continental uses the code SSR (Self Supporting Run flat), and Dunlop sometimes uses DSST (Dunlop Self Supporting Tire). Look for these codes on the sides of your tires near the other numbers and manufacturer information. Several tire brands use the code ROF (Run On Flat) on their run-flat tires, including Goodyear, Bridgestone, and Dunlop. Goodyear also uses EMT (Extended Mobility Technology) to designate run-flat tires. A few brands use ZP or ZPS (Zero Pressure or Zero Pressure System) on their run-flat tires, including Michelin and Yokohama. Look for any of these codes on the sides of your tires near the manufacturer information.
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One-sentence summary -- Find the words "Run Flat" on your tires. Look for the codes RFT, SSR, or DSST on your tires. Look for the codes ROF, EMT, or ZP on your tires.

Volunteering is so much more fun when you're doing it with people you like. So have a good time and know that you're helping the planet out with your actions. It'll help you feel good about yourself while doing something worthwhile and having fun. Volunteer a few hours a week at the local humane society. You can play with the animals and help out. Sign up to be a Big Brother or Big Sister with your friends and do things with your Little Brother or Sister with your friends and their Littles. Take a few shifts at your local soup kitchen or food bank with your buddies. If you can, try to donate food, as well<.
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One-sentence summary -- Volunteer together.

Once you notice signs of heat stroke, immediately but gently pick the rabbit up and carry it to a cool place. This could be a room with a fan or air conditioning, whatever space you have readily available. At the very least, move the rabbit out of the sun and into the shade. As an emergency measure, start to cool the rabbit. This can be done by spritzing the rabbit's coat with cool, but not freezing, water, or standing the rabbit in a few inches of tepid water. However, make sure the water is just one or two inches deep, as rabbits will readily panic in deep water. Some people suggest applying rubbing alcohol to the rabbit's paws, as this evaporates quickly and has a cooling action. It is important to start hydrating the rabbit as soon as possible. Getting cool water into the rabbit's system will help to cool it down on the inside of its body. This is just as important as getting the rabbit's body cool on the outside. Don't use of ice water, as this can cause shock. A gradual reduction in body temperature is preferable.
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One-sentence summary -- Move the rabbit to a cool space. Cool the rabbit down. Offer the rabbit some water to drink. Avoid cooling the rabbit too quickly.

Three months after your piercing, it should be healed and you will be able to put a different nose-ring in. It is best to get jewellery that has been autoclaved (sterilised with a combination of gas and pressure) and sealed in a pouch. If it has been touched by other people before being inserted, put it in boiling water and wait for the water to cool before removing the jewellery and inserting it into your nose. Now that your piercing has healed, you don't need to clean it twice a day. You can gradually work your way down to cleaning it a couple times a week. Instead of your saline solution, make sure you're washing it in the shower. Do so with a face cloth (cleaned regularly) and antibacterial soap. When putting on face make-up try to avoid your piercing. The chemicals can build up in your piercing hole.
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Use clean jewelry. Continue to clean regularly. Be careful with face make-up.