This is a very simple home remedy that helps with hair removal, and only a couple of ingredients are needed: Turmeric powder Water, rose water, or milk You need enough to cover the area from which you want to remove hair, so mix one part of each until you have enough paste to cover that area. You can use any of the liquids listed in Step 1, but only use one of them. Keep in mind that it is noted that this paste is intended for a small amount of hair or very fine hair. It is best when used on facial areas, like the upper lip. Gently spread the turmeric paste onto the area and let it dry. You can leave it on for 15-30 minutes or until it is completely dry. Once the paste is totally dry, rinse it off with warm water. Then, pat the area dry with a clean towel. One time of applying the paste will not remove all of the hair. You will have to repeat it regularly, such as on a daily basis, to achieve the results you want.

Summary: Gather the ingredients needed to make the paste. Mix the turmeric powder with the liquid to make a paste. Apply the paste to the area from which you want to remove hair. Wash off the paste with warm water. Repeat this process regularly to remove hair.

Shame and stigma often lead people with mental disorders to feel very isolated. Help the person maintain a healthy relationship by actively engaging with them. You don't need to discuss DID. In fact, it may be better to spend time together not discussing the disorder. This may help them to feel "normal." Try scheduling a weekly date to make sure you maintain regular contact. Find an activity you can do together to focus your discussion on something other than DID. Support groups are great ways to find others who share similar experiences. Suggest you start attending a support group together to show support. DID is pretty uncommon, so you may not be able to find a support group specific to that disorder in your area. Large cities may have groups designated for Dissociative Disorders but in smaller towns, you may need to look for support groups dedicated to mental health in general. If you can't find a support group in your area, consider joining an online support group. Show the person you care and want to support them by joining an advocacy group. This will provide further education and opportunity for you to feel helpful. Encourage the person to join with you. Participating with an advocacy group may help them better understand their social experiences and overcome stigma.

Summary: Just be there. Join a support group. Be an advocate.

As with surface spots, you must make sure your car is thoroughly cleaned and dried before you will be able to reach the deep staining. Leaving any residue behind could actually do more damage to the paint. Deep staining is caused by mineral deposits eating away the paint, so the surrounding areas may have some small scratches or abrasions. Clean up the area around the pitting with a scratch cleaner to make sure the car will shine. Scratch cleaners are available in the auto section of supermarkets, as well as through auto specialty stores and online. Removing scratches will make sure the resulting finish is even and smooth. To get down deep to the source of the stain, you will need to buff your vehicle with a machine buffer and a vehicle polish designed for water spots. Doing so will provide a gentle abrasive movement on your vehicle, stripping away small layers of paint until the divot is no longer detectable. If you do not have a buffer, check with your local auto store. Some stores have rental options available. Inexpensive buffers (think under $50) may also be purchased to have on hand in the future. After you've polished your car, wipe down the polished areas to remove any lingering paint, varnish, or minerals. This should be done with a gentle cloth such as microfiber, rather than terrycloth, as terrycloth could further damage the paint. Although you can do this with water, using a microfiber cloth should ensure that you pick up all of the dirt and residue. If you do use water to go over the area, make sure you dry it before moving on to the next step. Finish up by applying a coat of wax to protect your vehicle from damage down the road. Because buffing actually removes small layers of paint to create an even surface, failing to wax may leave delicate areas of your vehicle exposed.

Summary: Wash and dry your vehicle thoroughly. Clean the damaged areas with a scratch cleaner. Buff the car using a machine buffer and vehicle polish. Wipe the car down to remove any buildup. Apply a coat of wax.

A wheel chock is a slot for the front tire. It keeps the tire straight while the motorcycle is in transit. Start by attaching a chock to your trailer or truck bed. Position it at the back of the bed and center it. Then bolt it down. Wheel chocks are available at automotive stores or online. Some trailers have holes for attachments like wheel chocks already in place. Look for pre-made holes for the bolts. You can also install a wheel chock temporarily if you don't want to worry about attaching screws and bolts. Position it the same way, then tie it down with ratchet straps. The strap tension will keep the chock secure. Use a specialized motorcycle ramp that can support the weight of your bike. Attach the ramp to the trailer bed. Then gently roll the motorcycle up into the truck bed. Don't let go of it at any point or it will tip over. This is much easier with two people, one holding on each side. Some utility trailers have built-in ramps, or are low enough that you won't need a ramp. Don't use wooden planks for this job. They may not support the weight of the motorcycle. If you're loading the bike into a pickup truck, remove the tailgate if you can. They sometimes can't handle the weight of a motorcycle, and could break. Roll the bike to the back of the trailer and rest the front wheel in the chock. On most chocks, the mechanism clicks when the front wheel fully enters it. When you hear this click, the bike is in the correct position. Do not lower the kickstand. You can put it out temporarily while you gather your equipment, but raise it before you tie the bike down.
Summary: Attach a wheel chock to the back of the trailer bed. Load the motorcycle into the trailer with a ramp. Position the front wheel into the wheel chock.