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Wobbly legs can be caused by a variety of problems, from loose rungs to slipping screws. To fix the issue, apply wood glue to rungs to fix them back in place; clamp them together for at least 24 hours to make sure they stay together. Tighten up any screws or bolts on the bottom of the chair, which will help make it more stable. If you need to, add small L-shaped braces on the bottom of the chair where the legs attach to the seat. Screw part 1 part into the seat and 1 part into the leg, which will help stabilize the chair. Depending on your chair, you may need to wait to do this until after you've reattached the fabric. With some legs, you may need to glue them back in place to the seat. To help them stick, sand both sides of the wood where the joint meets. If 1 leg is shorter than the others, add a nail-in glide to the bottom. Use the old batting or foam as a pattern, and cut new batting out with scissors or a craft knife. When cutting foam, use small, short strokes to cut it so that you don't tear the edges. Once you're done, staple or glue foam back in place first. Then, cover the foam with the batting, stapling it into place. If the chair is coming apart along the seams, start by adding glue and pushing the pieces back together. Then, add metal braces to hold the pieces in place. Screw the metal brace into the wood on both sides. If the chair base is warping or cracked, you need to replace it. Choose plywood of the same thickness, and then use the old base as a pattern to draw on the new plywood. Cut it out with circular saw or jigsaw. If you need to, use a rotary tool to sand down the edges to match the old seat.

summary: Check the legs for wobbliness. Replace any batting or foam that's damaged. Place braces on loose seams. Check the chair base for cracks, particularly on dining room chairs.

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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.

summary: 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.

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Keep facial spray in a small spray bottle of about 3 or 4 ounces. Even this small amount can last quite awhile, depending on how much you use the spray, and will prevent the ingredients from spoiling over longer periods of time. Adjust the recipes for facial spray according to your size of spray bottle. If you make too much, consider storing it for a short period of time or giving some away as a gift. You can find small plastic spray bottles for this purpose in the travel items section of most big-box stores. Some prefer glass bottles to prevent the possibility of leaching from plastic. After combining ingredients in your spray bottle, keep face sprays in the fridge to make them extra cool and refreshing before use. This will also help to preserve the ingredients. You may want to keep a face spray meant for relaxation by your bed where it is convenient to use before sleep. If you still want to keep it cool, put it in the fridge during the day and pull it out in time for bed. Pack facial spray into a cooler with any food and beverages you might be taking out to the beach, pool, etc. That way your spray will remain cool for use throughout your day in the sun. Use your facial spray anytime you need a little pick-me-up or extra moisture. Some like to spritz it on in the morning to wake up and even help set makeup, while others like using it as a fragrance for evening or to calm down before bed. A cooling spray would be great for use during or after spending time outside in the sun or in other hot environments. You might use a relaxing spray after a long day or before bed to help you fall asleep.
summary: Make small batches in small bottles. Keep spray in the refrigerator. Spritz on the mixture throughout the day.