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Mix 5 oz (147.86 ml) of baby oil, 2 tsp (9.85 ml) of vanilla extract, and 5 tbsp (73.93 ml) of distilled water in a bowl. You can then transfer the oil to a spray bottle, or you can just rub the mixture into your skin. Remember to mix the solution together until the ingredients are well incorporated. Some people may have an adverse skin reaction to vanilla, so make sure to do a test on a small part of your arm before rubbing it into the rest of your skin. Mix 1/3 cup (78.86 ml) of coconut oil with 15 drops of peppermint into a bowl. Continue to mix it together until it is well blended. If the oil gets too hot and liquefies, you can place the mixture into the refrigerator to harden it. Once it's ready, you can slather it over your skin to protect yourself from bites. Mince up two to three cloves of garlic and place it in a small bowl with two tablespoons (29.57 ml) of mineral oil. Allow the garlic to infuse with the oil for 24 hours before mixing it with two cups (480 ml) of water and one teaspoon of lemon juice. Strain the mixture through a colander and put it into a spray bottle. This repellent smells like garlic so avoid it if you don't like the odor. The oils found in lavender petals can keep bugs away. If you have a lavender plant, smash some of the lavender leaves and rub it onto your neck and behind your ears. You can also use purchase lavender essential oil online or at an outdoors store as an alternative. Massage the oil into your skin to ward off mosquitos.

summary: Create a vanilla extract bug repellent. Use coconut oil and peppermint to create your repellent. Mix garlic, mineral oil, and lemon juice together. Use lavender to repel mosquitos.

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Unless you're planning to hold frequent parties, you're probably looking for a reasonably quiet apartment. Walk around both outside and inside the apartment building and see if there are any prospective sources of loud noises that could keep you from resting when you're home. If 1 building in a large complex seems like it will be too loud, ask the property manager if they can offer you a room in another on-site building. For example, if the building houses the indoor pool, gym, or party room, you may experience more noise than you can tolerate. A building that's within a few dozen yards of a freeway, railroad tracks, or commercial buildings that take early deliveries, also experience a lot of noise. Elevators can be noisy, as can exit doors to stairways. If your apartment is near the entrance, you will have to listen to neighbors walking past your door at all hours. Many sizeable apartment buildings or one in urban locations lock a gate at night to keep out non-residents. Talk to the property manager and make sure that the gate is routinely locked nightly. The slight inconvenience of having to stop and use your key to enter the building is often worth the peace of mind you get from knowing that you won't be easy prey for criminals, door-to-door salespeople, and people who would hang take-out menus on your doorknob. If all of the apartment doors open to the outside and there's not a fence around the property, this step won't be relevant. The way the building interior is kept reflects the quality of the apartment overall. A clean, well-lit, and well-maintained interior will also help you feel safer and more at home. If the interior hallways are dimly lit and covered in cobwebs, the doors are unpainted, and the carpet is filthy, find a different building. These are signs of negligent management, and indicate that cleanliness isn't a priority to the maintenance crew. Also keep your eyes open for any signs of bug or rodent infestations, leaky ceilings, or broken windows. It also wouldn't hurt to research the age of the building online. An older building may result in higher premiums for your renter's insurance because it isn't up to the latest safety codes. The people who live around you in an apartment building can have a large impact on what living there is like. For example, an apartment may be appealingly cheap because the building is near the local college and full of partying, noisy students. Or, the building may be the last resort for troublesome tenants who've been evicted from better places. These are both good reasons to choose another building. You can also ask the apartment manager or the building's owner what the tenants are like. Or, spend an hour or 2 walking through the halls and make polite conversation with residents who emerge from their rooms. It would also be wise to read online reviews of the apartment building to find out what previous residents have to say about the noise levels, cleanliness, and management.

summary: Gauge how noisy an apartment will be based on its surroundings. Ask if the building's outside door or gate is locked at night. Confirm that the building's interior is well-kept and clean. Meet your prospective neighbors and find out what they're like.

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You can change the name of your radio station, but it's recommended that you decide on your main name early on and stick with it. Even though your platform isn't traditional radio, you still want to create a catchy name that users will remember. Look up other radio station names for inspiration. An internet radio station has no naming restriction guidelines or formats. However, consider playing off of traditional radio stations and including a number in your title. For example, you might call you station, 103 The Mountain. Keep your name short and easy to pronounce. Growing your listener base is an integral part of beginning your internet radio station journey. Since your station is online, consider promoting through your social media platforms. Create a Facebook page and Twitter account for your station. Update these regularly. When you ask people to listen, make it very clear what link they need to follow. Be patient. Growing an audience takes time. You want to get the name of your station out into the world, and make people want to tune in. Make sure to promote in appropriate places. After you create your social media pages, invite your personal social media friends to "like" them. Consider emailing your favorite bloggers and asking them to give your station a listen and a shoutout if they like. Post links to your station in places like Reddit. Host a giveaway. Getting people to tune in to your station for a giveaway can be a good way to get that initial contact and listen. Whether your radio is primarily talk comedy or heavy metal, you want to stay consistent. You'll have to create a niche to generate a regular audience. For music, cohesion doesn't necessarily mean a singular genre. For example, you could center your station around music from the '80s and play music from a few genres. You want your listeners to know when they can expect to listen to your music and what they will hear. Create regular segments on your station that play certain things. Update your social media with what you are currently playing or what listeners can expect that day or that hour. You'll want to have well thought out content for your internet radio station. This allows you to execute your streaming smoothly, and clue listeners in on what you'll be playing in the future. Once you gain an audience, advertisers may be interested in your station. Because your station is online, you can reach out to advertisers in companies that aren't necessarily localized to your area. Think about your content and what kind of audience you most likely have. You want to cater to this audience. Keep ads brief. Because there are so many music streaming services available, listeners are unlikely to stay tuned in to your channel if your ads are too long.
summary: Create a name. Grow your audience. Advertise your radio station. Create cohesive content. Stay consistent. Plan your shows in advance. Start to monetize.