IN: What happens next?

How to instantly remove oxidation from headlight without sandpaper
If we take this from a scientific approach we must look at the problem as a doctor would when he diagnosed a problem.
Is the problem oxidation? Or is it something else?
Understand oxidation.
Oxidation is a flat opaque covering that lays evenly on the surface of the lens, it will start out white turn yellow and eventually brown.

OPTIONS:
- Usually, it looks like trapped air trapped inside and its very difficult to remove. Ice crystals form, out of these then the gas particles releases under the surface when oxidation ends.
- It can build up and block all light from leaving the lens. It is semi-smooth to the touch.
- And the clarity of the white portion of the lens cracks when it is applied. Did you know that quickdown, fast powder oxidation and quick change to more demure mode? Try this on a clean lens.
- This reflects light, and helps to break down oxidation. It takes some diy to get it off, and oxidation is very simple.

OUT: It can build up and block all light from leaving the lens. It is semi-smooth to the touch.

IN: What happens next?

How to remove something stuck in a child's ear
Check if the object is visible.
Get up close to your child's ear to look at the object. Use a flashlight to see the object better in their ear.

OPTIONS:
- If the object is directly under the child's ear canal canal, it is likely an ear hole, and if it is directly behind their ear canal, it is likely an eye canal. Eye holes are the largest openings-about 9 to 12 inches in diameter-in the ears.
- If it is seen and looks shiny enough to be visible, proceed to the next step. Use a nail file to carefully scrape away the trapped material.
- If they see you do it, the object could be stuck in their ear. If you cannot see the object in their ear, then the child could be deaf.
- Check if you can see the object sitting in their ear with the naked eye. If so, you may be able to extract it with tweezers or by using gravity.

OUT: Check if you can see the object sitting in their ear with the naked eye. If so, you may be able to extract it with tweezers or by using gravity.

IN: What happens next?

A group of people are swimming in a large indoor pool. They swim laps back and forth as they go. they

OPTIONS:
- fall down on the pool as they get up.
- reach the end of the pool and throw into the water.
- get up, do a handstand, and walk away to a group of people huddled together.
- try to compete, getting to the other side the fastest.

OUT:
try to compete, getting to the other side the fastest.