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The best time to clean your belly button is during a regular bath or shower. Make an effort to include your belly button in your daily washing routine. You may need to wash your belly button more frequently if you've been sweating a lot (e.g., after exercise or when the weather is hot). You don't need anything fancy to wash your navel. Warm water and gentle soap will do the trick just fine! Apply some soap and water to your fingers or a washcloth and gently rub it into your belly button to get rid of dirt, grime, and lint. When you're done, carefully rinse away all the suds. In general, the soap or cleanser you use for the rest of your body should work fine for your belly button. Use a gentle, unscented soap or bodywash if scented soaps cause drying or irritation. You can also use saltwater to gently cleanse your belly button. Mix 1 teaspoon (about 6 g) of table salt with 1 cup (240mL) of warm water and dip a washcloth in the solution. Carefully massage the saltwater into your navel, then rinse it away with plain water. Saltwater can kill germs and loosen dirt, and you may find it less drying and irritating than soap. It's easy for dirt and lint to build up in a deep belly buttonand it can be challenging to get it out! If you have an innie, you may need to use a washcloth or a cotton swab to get inside and do a thorough cleaning. Swab out the inside of your belly button gently with soap and water, and make sure to rinse it well afterward. Don't scrub hardyou could irritate the delicate skin in and around your belly button. It's important to keep your belly button dry to prevent an overgrowth of bacteria and fungus. Once you're done washing up, use a clean, dry towel to gently dry the area in and around your belly button. If you have time, you can also let it air-dry for a few minutes before putting on clothing. You can keep moisture from building up in your belly button by dressing in cool, loose clothing when the weather is warm or any time you might break a sweat. Don't use any creams or lotions in your belly button unless your doctor recommends it. Doing so could trap moisture inside your belly button, creating a good environment for unwanted bacteria, fungus, or yeast. You may be able to safely moisturize your belly button with a little baby oil or light moisturizing lotion if you have an outie rather than an innie. Stop using moisturizer if you experience bad odors, itching and irritation, or other signs of infection.

summary: Wash your belly button whenever you shower. Use plain soap and water for routine washing. Deep-clean an innie with a washcloth or cotton swab. Pat your belly button dry when you're done. Avoid using oils, creams, or lotions in your belly button.

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A new Mastermind player quickly learns that even a guess that earns multiple hints doesn't always lead to a quick victory since there are so many possible ways to interpret the hints. Starting with four of a kind (such as Blue Blue Blue Blue) gives you solid information to work with right off the bat. This isn't the only strategy to use in Mastermind, but it's an easy one to pick up. It will not work very well if your version has more than six colors to choose from. Your next few moves are going to be two pairs of colors, always starting with two examples of the color you guessed previously. For example, following Blue Blue Blue Blue, make guesses that start with Blue Blue and finish with one other color, until you know all the colors available. Here's an example: Blue Blue Blue Blue no hint pegs. That's fine, we'll keep using Blue anyway. Blue Blue Green Green one white peg. We'll keep in mind that the code has one green, and it must be in the left half. Blue Blue Pink Pink one black peg. We now know that one pink is in the code, in the right. Blue Blue Yellow Yellow one white peg and one black peg. There must be at least two yellows in the code, one on the left and one on the right.

summary: Start by guessing four of a kind. Use 2-2 patterns to detect the colors.

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Start your letter with a statement to inform the recipient of the letter's purpose. This doesn't have to be long. Typically a single sentence that says something like "This letter is to advise you that my address will be changing soon" will suffice. Don't get too wordy with your introduction. You want to keep the letter under a page, so it should be brief and to the point. Along with your introduction, you need to let your recipients know exactly when they need to start using your new address rather than your current one. Make sure you're giving your recipients enough time to receive the letter, update their records, and get any letters out to the proper address. Provide your recipients with the new address they should use for all correspondence with you in the future. Typically it's best to format it the way it should be formatted on the envelope, so it's easy for them to note and copy. Depending on the circumstances of your move, there may be other information that your recipients need to know, such as if others also are moving with you, or whether your business will remain open during the move. To close your letter, double space after your last paragraph and write a simple sentence thanking the recipient. If they are a business associate, you may want to also add a note about how you appreciate their business. For example, if your business is relocating, you might write "Thank you for your attention to this matter. I greatly appreciate the value you add to this company and look forward to continued work with you." After you thank the recipient, you may want to provide a phone number or email address the recipient can contact if they have any questions or concerns. This is especially important if your business is relocating. You may want to route all questions or concerns about the relocation to a particular phone number or extension, or to a particular email address. Especially if you're relocating your business, you may want to have more than one letter. That way you can tailor one letter specifically to clients or customers, another to business associates, and another to vendors or dealers. Consider several letters if you have any relevant information you want to include that only applies to one audience. This way no one is getting any information other than what they need.
summary: Write a brief introduction. Provide a date when the change will take place. List your new address. Include any other relevant information. Thank the recipient. Provide a means of contact. Craft several letters.