Article: Tattoos heal at different speeds, depending on things like your skin sensitivity and how big or deep the tattoo is. Your tattoo artist will tell you how long you should keep your bandage over your tattoo. If they don't tell you, ask them. When the artists finishes your tattoo, they will wash it off and treat it with an antiseptic. They will then apply a bandage to your tattoo, which will help keep bacteria away from it. If you forget to ask or can't get a hold of the tattoo artist, a good waiting period is 2-3 hours. If your tattoo is really large, you can wait up to 6 hours. That gives your tattoo time to get over the initial shock before you shower. Be sure to remove the bandage within the first day, as bacteria can breed in the moist environment underneath it. Before touching the bandage, scrub your hands thoroughly. Wash them in warm water with soap for at least 20 seconds. Then, you can peel back the bandage that's covering your tattoo. Don't try to shower with the bandage in place. The water will soak into the bandage, and the bandage will hold it against your tattoo, which can introduce bacteria to it. Sometimes, the bandage will stick to the tattoo, which can be painful when you try to take it off. Run the bandage under indirect, warm water in the shower, which will help loosen the adhesive. Then move on to cleaning up your tattoo.
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Listen to the tattoo artist about when to take off your bandage. Wait 2-3 hours to take off the bandage if you're not given a time period. Remove the bandage applied by the tattoo artist before showering. Take the bandage off in the shower if it's sticking to your tattoo.
Article: A humane way to prevent a growing flock of geese is a practice known as "addling." Goose eggs are treated with corn oil or removed from the nest entirely at the earliest stage of development. Addling prevents geese from tending flightless goslings, and limits the number of geese in an area. You must be properly trained to addle eggs. There are courses available online to guide you through the process. You must register with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service before addling eggs. Some states require special permission aside from registering with the U.S.F.W. Geese nest near ponds and other bodies of water where they can have a good view of the area. Search near fence lines and other human-made barriers. Geese often return to their nesting places from the previous year. Keep records of nest locations to make finding nesting areas easier. Geese build oval nests out of vegetation, mulch, and other similar materials. Goose feathers on the ground may be a sign that a goose nest is close by. Don't approach a nest alone. When approaching a goose nest, it is important to work in small teams of 3-4. Geese will actively, and aggressively, defend their territory. Coating eggs that are young enough (less than 14 days old) with corn oil prevents air from passing through the shell to the embryo. If you know the eggs to be older than 14 days, it is no longer humane to coat them in corn oil. If a goose egg floats in water, it is past the 14 day limit. Return the goose egg to the nest. Do not dry the egg off as this can disrupt the protective outer layer of the shell. Another way to addle eggs is to remove them from the nest within the 14 day incubation time. Dispose of eggs according to the guidelines provided by the U.S.F.W. Your state may have other requirements for disposing of goose eggs. Consuming goose eggs is illegal, as is trading, buying, or selling. Once the eggs have been removed, you can scatter the nesting material to discourage geese from using the nest again.
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Learn how to keep eggs from hatching. Locate the nests. Use corn oil to addle eggs. Remove eggs from the nest.
Article: You can use an Ethernet cable to connect your TV to your router. Plug one end of the Ethernet cable into your router, and the other one into the port on the back of your smart TV. Open your smart TV's menu from your remote, and navigate to your network settings. This option may also have a different name like Wireless Settings or Internet Connection. Once this option is enabled and your TV is connected to your router, you should immediately connect to the internet.
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Find the Ethernet port on the back of your TV. Connect an Ethernet cable from your router to your TV. Go to your smart TV's Network Settings menu. Select the option to enable wired internet connection.