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How to count coins
Gather all of your coins together.
Empty your change jars, pants pockets, coin purse, piggy bank, and any other places you have holding your coins. If you want to be really thorough, check between the couch cushions and in your dresser drawers as well.
OPTIONS:
- Separate the coins into piles based on their type. Create individual piles for each coin type.
- Since you may be throwing away quarters, copper and other coins, you may want to cover the insides of your drawers, items in your pantry or your eating area. Take your coins out from the box first.
- If you're having a problem sorting the coins you collected, put them all together in a small bag. That way, you can use a safety net to safely place the coin in your bag.
- When you touch a coin, the heel of your hand will contact the coin. It can float! That's how it works.
A: Separate the coins into piles based on their type. Create individual piles for each coin type.

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How to change a car radiator
Take off the radiator cap.
Only do this when the engine is cool. This will release pressure on the cooling system and prevent vacuum lock when draining.
OPTIONS:
- Reduce pressure on the cold radiator by a quarter. Remove radiator cover and drop coolant into hose already in place.
- After removing the radiator cap, let the engine cool. Slide off the radiator cap and use a screwdriver to rotate the radiator cap counterclockwise to unscrew it.
- Insert a fan to take the temperature. The temperature slider on the side of the radiator should be set to 120 degrees fahrenheit (14 degrees celsius).
- Squeeze the radiator hoses. If you feel a crunching sensation when you squeeze the hoses you probably have rust in the cooling system.
A: Squeeze the radiator hoses. If you feel a crunching sensation when you squeeze the hoses you probably have rust in the cooling system.

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How to save money on vacation
Determine your budget.
Figuring out how much money you realistically have to work with is critical, or you'll feel the pinch right before christmas. Your budget will help determine where and how far you go, by what mode of transportation, where you'll stay, how you'll eat and what you'll do once there.
OPTIONS:
- If you are skiing, for example, you'll need to budget a leg up for time in the mountains. If you are kayaking, you'll need money to ski on lakes or along rivers.
- Try to estimate how much you might spend on activities like classes or fun for the week. Some people estimate, but you can save money by taking into account the things your ideal destination will cost.
- Knowing tricks-to-the-vacation trade will make creating and sticking to a budget easier, and your vacation more enjoyable. When thinking about your budget, always consider currency exchange rates.
- Costs are usually some pretty minor things, like paying for accommodations or staying at home afterward. But knowing what exactly your expected accommodations will be will help you set your budget accordingly.
A: Knowing tricks-to-the-vacation trade will make creating and sticking to a budget easier, and your vacation more enjoyable. When thinking about your budget, always consider currency exchange rates.

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How to choose the shape of your bridal bouquet
Choose a round bouquet for a traditional look.
The round bouquet is the oldest and most traditional of all bouquet shapes. It is incredibly versatile, working well with almost all wedding dress styles, brides, settings, and levels of formality.
OPTIONS:
- Bouquets typically come in varying shades of pink, purple, turquoise, red, or or dark reds. The bride and groom can also choose a set of flowers as well.
- It's classic to have a pear-shaped bouquet. Bridal bouquets that are inverted in any one spot do not fit well with a " pear " style bouquet.
- It can be composed of multiple colors, or a single hue; with uniform flowers, or ones of varying sizes and species. The globular arrangement is easy to make--and cheaper to purchase, and allows for the round shape to be made larger or smaller depending on the bride's needs and preferences.
- If you want a smaller flower of all things, opt for a long bouquet. If you're choosing a bouquet with narrow leaves, opt for a more interesting, distinct shape.
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It can be composed of multiple colors, or a single hue; with uniform flowers, or ones of varying sizes and species. The globular arrangement is easy to make--and cheaper to purchase, and allows for the round shape to be made larger or smaller depending on the bride's needs and preferences.