Problem: Article: Once you're within just a car's length or further away from the spot, you should switch into Reverse before you start backing up. This will help you maintain control of your car as you back up. This is a bit trickier when you're parking backwards, because you'll actually have to steer the wheel in the opposite direction that you want the car to go, instead of the same direction. If you want your car to move left, you'll have to steer to the right. You can check your mirrors to start moving backwards -- or better yet, put your right arm around the left passenger seat, and look behind you. You'll have a better sense of where to move your car if you're actually looking at the space. Once you've moved the car in the right space, press the brake firmly until the car comes to a complete stop.
Summary: Shift to Reverse (R). Apply light pressure to the brake. Steer your car in the direction of the spot. Pull into the spot. Press the brake firmly. Shift to Park (P). Set the parking brake in place.

Problem: Article: Apply some face wash/scrub to your face and your neck, if it is an affected area. Work into a lather. Leave for a couple of moments, then rinse well with cool, but not cold, water. When all of the wash has been rinsed off, splash your face with cold water; make it as cold as you can stand it. Do this for a minute or two to close the pores. If you have an astringent, apply some to the cotton wool and sweep gently over the face. Generally, dermatologists argue that astringents shouldn't be used by people with chronic acne as they can dry out the skin too much. If you just have one spot to target, then simply hold the cotton wool soaked with astringent on the spot for a minute or two. No need to rinse it off. Do the same with the witch hazel/toner/alcohol. If you have bought the cotton pads, a clever tip is to simply 'poke' one of the pads with the Q tip, so that some of the product transfers to the Q tip. However, if you have a large area to target, simply use a pad or a cotton wool pad with salicylic acid on it. You can purchase these separately. Do not wipe it prematurely or the acid may not have had a chance to work its magic. Normally, salicylic acid dries in around 30 seconds to one minute. Take this time to discard your used Q-tip and any other toiletries you may have needed to apply the acid. The biggest side effect of salicylic acid is dry and flaky skin. You effectively change out an acne "spot" for a big flake of dry skin. That's not what you want. Remember that salicylic acid is a powerful acne-fighting tool, but is just one thing in your face-care repertoire. Coconut oil-based moisturizers are a great choice because of their natural anti-bacterial properties. You can apply lighter dosages of salicylic acid two or three times a day if needed. For prescription strength, you'll do it less frequently. Pay close attention to the guidelines on the particular product you purchase. Keep in mind that it may take up to three weeks for your face to respond to the salicylic acid.
Summary: Wash your face before using the salicylic acid. Apply some salicylic acid to one end of your Q tip. Let it dry. Use a light moisturizer. Repeat as directed.

Problem: Article: Wrap plastic wrap around the main part of the machine and over the door to keep it from opening. Tape a moving blanket or several very large pieces of bubble wrap around the machine to protect it. Moving appliances requires a wider base than a typical hand truck can manage. An appliance utility cart is a better idea, which you can find at places that rent moving equipment. You can also buy one from a home improvement store. With the help of friends, lift one side of the appliance enough to get the cart underneath the edge. Strap the machine to the dolly for the move. Tip the appliance cart back slightly so that you can move it. You'll likely need your friends' help here, too. Carefully maneuver it through the house. Try to go straight through doorways instead of at an angle to keep from scratching the doorway or the machine. With someone on the other side, move the appliance down the stairs one step at a time. One person should be underneath the dolly on the stairs, and you should be holding the dolly from the top, moving it down the stairs. For going up stairs, pull the appliance up behind you step by step. You should still have a spotter underneath who helps you lift the appliance on each step. It's easiest to move it up a ramp if possible. If not, you'll need several people to lift it into the truck. Lift with your knees. To prevent injury, don't bend your back as you lift. Appliances should go closest to the cab of the truck. While it's tempting to fit your washer in the moving truck any way you can, laying a washer on its side isn't a good idea. It can cause it to get off balance later.
Summary: Wrap the each machine for moving. Rent or buy an appliance utility cart. Lift one edge of the machine to get the cart under it. Move the dolly. Lower the appliance down stairs with a spotter underneath. Place the machine on the truck. Do not lay your washer on its side.

Problem: Article: If you have a pedigreed cat or dog, you'll have a registration certificate issued by the pedigree association. For cats, this may be a "blue slip" from the Cat Fanciers' Association (CFA). Pedigreed dogs in the United States are registered with the American Kennel Club (AKC). Registration certificates are organized similar to car titles. There are boxes on the back of the certificate that you can use to transfer registration of your pet from yourself to a new owner. Make sure you provide a complete mailing address for the new owner. This is the address the pedigree association will use to mail the new owner a new certificate. Dogs may require a supplemental transfer form. This is usually the case if the dog has had more than 2 registered owners. The new owner may not have to sign the registration certificate for the transfer. However, you must sign it as the old owner. After signing it, make a copy for your own records. The procedure for dogs is slightly different. There is another section of transfer information that must be completed and signed by the new owner. The new owner then sends the certificate to the AKC. Beneath the boxes for transfer information on the back of the certificate, you'll find the address where you need to send the certificate. The pedigree association will send a new certificate to the new owner. Include a check or money order for the transfer fees. These fees are typically around $20 or $30. Check the website of the pedigree association to find up-to-date fee information.
Summary:
Locate the pet's registration certificate. Fill in the transfer information on the back of the certificate. Sign the certificate as the old owner. Mail the certificate to the pedigree association.