If you do not have one, create a Twitter account. Go to Twitter.com, and type in your credentials. It is fast and easy to create an account if you do not already have one. Click on your profile picture on the left. This is on the right hand side of your profile. It is under your profile header. Under the icon, it says Add a header. Next click on Upload photo. Your image may be saved in your downloads folder. This will be the header you created in part two. Make your image larger or smaller depending on how it fits in the frame. You can also move your image left and right or up and down. If your header doesn't fit the frame correctly, go back into the website or application you used to create your header, and fix your image. You may need to choose a smaller font or reposition the shapes, so it looks good on your Twitter profile. Once you like the way your header fits on your Twitter page, go ahead and save your changes. If you do not like how it looks on your page, click Edit profile, and re-upload your picture. Then click Change your header profile. You can upload a new photo or remove it. Simply go through the same steps to upload your image again. Feel free to make another Twitter header. You can do so every couple of months, or whenever you feel the desire to change up your Twitter style.

Summary: Login to your Twitter account. Go to your profile. Click on the box that says Edit profile. Click the white camera icon. Select your saved image. Reposition and scale your header. Click Apply, and then click Save changes.

Disposing of spills down the drain or in the garbage can will prevent them from becoming stuck on the counter or prevalent in the air. Do large pots and pans by hand or place them in the dishwasher. If the dishes need to soak, place them in the sink with some soap and hot water right after you use them, to decrease the amount of time the cooked food or burnt bottom can be pungent. If you are cooking with oil, fish, garlic, onions or other pungent odors, place a small wastebasket or plastic bag close by. Use this garbage for scraps that should be taken out immediately after food preparation. Make a plan to wipe down surfaces while you cook and to deep clean weekly. Grease spots will attract more food, leading to more kitchen odors if left too long. Wash your dishtowels, potholders, and rugs every week. All these items can get wet and breed bacteria or mold. Close the containers and place them in the refrigerator. This will help to prevent food smells from permeating into the house. Not only do ventilation systems remove bad odors, but they also improve the quality of the air in your kitchen. Unless you are experienced with home construction, you will need to get a consultation and advice from a professional venting company. If you cannot afford to install a range hood or fan above your range, open your windows. Although this is not possible in all climes, cooking with the windows open will remove bad odors and allow them to drift outside, rather than through the house.

Summary: Clean your kitchen as you cook. Rinse and do dishes while you cook or immediately after. Remove used cooking oil or frying oil from the house immediately after you use it. Clean all counters, cabinets, and floors of residue. Throw away your sponges weekly. Place your leftovers inside plastic or glass containers immediately. Install a vent in your ceiling, above your stove.

DEET is the most effective pesticide for repelling mosquitoes, but it will only last a few hours at most, and can kill beneficial insects in your yard as well. Other insecticides may cause less collateral damage, but tend to be less effective, shorter lasting, and/or designed to work on clothing rather than large areas. Check the label to see if the pesticide is approved for the intended use by the Environmental Protection Agency or another regulatory organization. The one plant proven to repel mosquitoes is the lantana plant, but be aware that this can be poisonous to pets, can cause allergic reactions, and is an invasive species in some areas. Other plants may have a minor effect, but try these only if you enjoy them in your garden or are willing to plant a large quantity: Citronella, lemon grass, any citrus fruit, basil, rosemary, mint, or catnip may all have a minor effect. Bug zapper traps can seem effective because of loud sounds, bright lights, or sparks. However, most of the insects killed are not mosquitoes, and they can even kill insects that would normally eat or compete with mosquitoes. Ultrasound devices are simply not effective. Some mosquito-killing traps work using a fan system, very similar to the homemade trap described above. These can be effective, at least temporarily. Mosquitoes tend to avoid smoke, and will be blasted away by a strong fan. Dinner on the patio might not be as pleasant if you are sitting in a smoke cloud or wind tunnel, but if you only care about keeping them away for the next few minutes, this is one option. Citronella candles are mostly effective due to the smoke, not the scent. Any candle will work almost as well.

Summary: Spray insecticide for a temporary solution. Consider a mosquito-repelling plant. Be skeptical of bug zappers and ultrasound machines. Use temporary measures.

The measurements don't have to be exact. If you are using fresh lime juice, you will need about half a lime. If the drink is too sweet for you, you can add a little bit more lime juice. If the drink is not sweet enough, you can add more sugar. You can also use sugar packets. Each sugar packet contains about 1 teaspoon of sugar. Some people find that this is a good remedy for hangovers.
Summary: Fill a glass with 8 to 10 ounces (236.59 to295.74 milliliters) of cold water. Add teaspoon of lime juice to the water. Add 2 teaspoons of sugar to the water. Stir the water and enjoy it.