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You need enough space for you and your dog to get behind the harness. The harness should have two leg loops in the front with straps down the middle. Spread out the straps so it will be easier to help the dog into the harness. If your harness has a vest or chest cover attached to it, make sure the outside is facing down toward the floor. This makes it easier to help your dog into the harness. If your dog hasn't learned "sit" and "stay" commands, you or a partner will need to hold the dog still while you put on the harness. If the dog squirms, it's best to have a partner to help you get it into the harness. Pick up the right paw and move it forward into the appropriate loop. After you put the right paw down on the floor, lift the dog's left paw and place it into the other loop. Some harnesses label which side is meant for which paw. However, many harnesses are reversible. Check your harness to see which type you have. The harness should fit around your dog's body, not around its neck. The loops will settle at the top of the dog's legs against its belly. Tug the side straps up over the dog's belly and onto its back. The harness may have more than one clip to secure it on the dog. For example, it might have a shoulder clip and lower back clip. You may need to pull up and clip the straps one at a time if this is the case. Slide the two pieces of the clip together. Listen for the "click" that tells you the clip has attached. Tug on the clip to make sure it doesn't come undone. If your harness has more than one clip, attach all of them. Move the adjustable pieces on the harness until they're secure on your dog. Make sure the straps aren't loose enough to come off the dog. Next, check that you can fit 2 fingers under the harness straps, which ensures the harness won't be too tight on your pup. Check that the dog can't easily slip out of the harness. Make sure it won't easily come down over the dog's paw or up over its head. You will need to adjust the harness every time your dog wears it. This teaches your dog to enjoy putting on its harness. It also makes it easier for you to put on the harness in the future, as your pup will look forward to the treats!

summary: Place the unbuckled harness on the ground. Command your dog to "sit" and "stay" behind the harness. Place your dog's front paws into the correct loops on the harness. Pull the harness up onto your dog. Secure the clips on the harness. Adjust the harness to fit on your dog. Reward your pup with a treat and praise.

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Buying a trendy piece that doesn't fit right is a quick way to become a fashion victim. If you are in any way uncomfortable in your outfit, chances are it doesn't fit properly. When in doubt, take your clothes to a tailor - they'll be able to fix your beloved items so they fit you well. You should be able to fit two fingers in the collar of a dress shirt. If your shirt is supposed to be tucked in, it should be long enough that normal bending movements don't cause it to come untucked. Shoulder seams should rest on the edge of your shoulder, and long sleeves should cover your wrist bones. Button down shirts should be large enough that there is no buckling between the buttons revealing your undershirt. Pants should fit snug, but with enough room at the waist to comfortably fit two fingers. Skinny jeans should be a tighter fit, but not a constricting one. An easy trick to remember is to balance out the thicker parts of your body by accentuating and drawing attention to the thinner parts. If you're wider in the middle, avoid clothes that draw attention to your waist. Trade high-waisted pants for clothes that are blousy in the middle, such as empire waist shirts and shift dresses. Avoid loud prints and stick with monochromatic palettes. If you're bigger on the bottom than on the topswap your skinny jeans for some wide-legged pants, and accent your trim top half with fitted shirts and jackets. If you have the curvy hourglass figure, wear things that accentuate your thin waist. Wrap dresses, high-waisted pants, and outfits that color block at the waist are your best bets. To dress a "boyish" figuredo what you can to make your bust and hips look bigger. Accentuate your waist with belts, try some flared skirts and boot-cut jeans. You wouldn't want to fall victim to fashion by buying trends that contradict your lifestyle. If you're a person who spends most of their time outdoors, you might want to reconsider the trendy stiletto boots before you go sinking into the turf. Conversely, if you're a professional and devote most of your time to business meetings, the latest yoga pant fad may not be in your best interest.

summary: Buy clothes that fit you well. Accent your body type. Consider your lifestyle.

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You can find a number of waterless cleaners on the market. These cleaners are relatively effective on wheels, and they can make it fast and easy to detail your black rims. Also, you'll need several microfiber cloths throughout the process. Look for one that says "waterless" on the bottle, such as Chemical Guys Waterless Car Wash and Wax. Consider getting black, edgeless microfiber cloths. Because they are edgeless, they are less likely to scratch your rims. Waterless cleaners can be used on any kind of rim. However, make sure it is safe for the type of finish you have, which is most likely a painted aluminum alloy. You don't want to use anything harder than you'd use on your car's finish. The rim needs to be covered in the cleaner as you start cleaning it. Spray it down well. It doesn't need to be dripping off, but the whole surface of the rim needs to have the cleaner on it so it can start breaking down the gunk. Using the microfiber cloth, rub the rim down. Make sure to get in all the nooks and crannies to get all the dirt out. Rub both the spokes and the inside edges of the wheels, as it can all get dirty from road debris and brake dust.
summary: Find a waterless cleaner. Spray the rim thoroughly. Rub it down.