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How to deal with a dry throat
Take a steam.
Like using a humidifier, exposing yourself to a steamy environment brings moisture to dry mucus membranes. Use this as an excuse to take a long, hot, steamy shower from time to time.
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- Whenever the air gets dry, blow your nose with your usual steam wand to steam clean your nose and nasal cavity. If you don't want to use your usual steam wand, you can also use a humidifier to help release moisture and dry out your mucus.
- The steam triggers saliva production and glues your mucus membranes together. Get your steaming at the convenience of your bathroom heater.
- Another steaming method is to boil a pot of water, remove it from the heat, place a towel over your head, and lean over the steaming pot. Check to make sure the steam isn't too hot first.
- You can take it anywhere you can, as long as it is not too hot and the water is warm. Repeat this cycle every day until your symptoms begin to subside.
A: Another steaming method is to boil a pot of water, remove it from the heat, place a towel over your head, and lean over the steaming pot. Check to make sure the steam isn't too hot first.

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How to do commando sit ups
Have your partner get down on their hands and knees.
Their back should be kept rigid and parallel to the ground.
Sit on your partners back.
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- It's okay if you can't reach them from where you are sitting at first. Position as best you can on a flat surface.
- Your legs should be dangling off their shoulders. Have your partner hold your feet tightly to the ground.
- Your hands should be under your partner's shoulders. Bring your knees up to your chest, until they're almost touching each other.
- The position is a little more similar to where you sit into a chair; your feet shouldn't be touching the floor. Get on all fours with your legs tucked.
A: Your legs should be dangling off their shoulders. Have your partner hold your feet tightly to the ground.

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How to be a good hamster owner (for kids )
Get a large enough cage.
Perhaps the most important item you'll need is a small cage or terrarium. This way, your little friend will have a safe place to play.
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- You could also make sure there is a door in the cage. A door in a closet is an ideal thing, as the best conditions are hard to escape through.
- Or, you might just try using a miniature playpen or a puppet theater. Start at the smallest and move down.
- Many hamsters are visual animals so they may have difficulty seeing details. The smaller the cage, the bigger your cage needs to be.
- Your terrarium should be greater than 15 inches long by 12 inches wide and 15 inches high (38 by 30 by 38 cm). If you have a lot of toys or places for your hamster to climb and explore, though, you may need a bigger cage.
A: Your terrarium should be greater than 15 inches long by 12 inches wide and 15 inches high (38 by 30 by 38 cm). If you have a lot of toys or places for your hamster to climb and explore, though, you may need a bigger cage.

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A man dressed in black performs tai chi at a beach. the scene
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- changes to a room with two people dressed in black fencing and an audience.
- changes to the man in an indoors environment demonstrating techniques.
- switches to a van with white lettering on the bumper.
- is then replayed in slow motion.
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changes to the man in an indoors environment demonstrating techniques.