How to visit a jewish ritual bath
Speak to a rabbi or other authority competent in jewish law prior to using a mikvah.
While not a requirement, they can offer helpful advice and answer any questions you might have.
Understand the rules of a mikvah and how it works.

The mikvah is constructed under very strict rules, and the water typically comes from a natural source, like a spring or even rainfall. The mikvah is used mostly by chasidic and orthodox jews, though any jewish person may use it.

How to prevent a cat from spraying
Get your cat spayed or neutered.
Un-neutered male cats are the most likely culprits to engage in this very undesirable behavior. Occasionally un-spayed females will do this as well.

Therefore, it is advisable to neuter or spay your cat before the age of 6 months so as to curb this behavior from developing when puberty hits. However, a small percentage of neutered males and an even smaller percentage of spayed females will spray.

Two people are outside in ball dancing in a plaza as a group of people surround them and watch. people

come and go to watch the two people dance and then they finally stop dancing, bow and grabs a cloth to wash their face.

How to soak an ingrown toenail
Prepare a warm foot bath.
The purpose of soaking your affected toe/foot in a warm bath is essentially two-fold: to reduce the discomfort and to soften the toenail in efforts to either trim it or put something under it to relieve the pressure. Grab a container that's big enough for your entire foot and fill it with very warm water.
Consider adding some epsom salt, as it can significantly reduce pain and swelling. The magnesium in the salt will also help the foot muscles relax.