Q: In order to do this, the bolt assembly must be out of the firearm as well. Flip the gun upside down and, using your screwdriver, remove the three screws on the underside of the muzzleloader that hold the action and receiver (parts of the firearm which contain the trigger and firing mechanism). Remove the action. Set the screws to the side, preferably on a flat surface or in a bowl, so they don't roll away. You can dampen a clean cotton cloth with bore cleaner oil and use this to wipe any grime and grit off of the trigger assembly. Focus on cleaning parts of the assembly that move and undergo friction, especially the trigger itself and the safety mechanism. Some firearm manufacturers (such as Remington or Browning) make a pressurized spray oil that can be useful in this situation. A spray oil can be applied directly to the points of friction on the muzzleloader trigger and action. You can do this by applying a small amount of lube paste to a clean cotton cloth, and wiping a light layer of it along the exterior of the action, receiver, and trigger assembly, as well as the entirety of the barrel. The lube paste will help these parts resist rust and corrosion. Do not put the lube paste on any of the moving parts of the trigger assembly. The lube paste is much thicker than the light cleaning oil, and may cause problems with the trigger's function. Once the trigger mechanism has been cleaned and lubed, place it back in the stock of the muzzleloader. Reinsert the three screws, and tighten the trigger mechanism firmly in place. Store the muzzleloader in a safe and dry environmentsuch as a locked closet or gun safewhen the firearm is not in use.
A: Remove the barrel action from the stock of the muzzleloader. Clean the trigger assembly with a light oil. Wipe the exterior of the trigger assembly with lube paste. Reassemble the trigger mechanism.

Q: Put a plastic bag or foil around your hair to retain the oils. If your hair is long, bundle it up on top of your head, to help keep a little heat in (similar to bleaching hair). The bag or foil will help keep oil off of things if you sit down and help keep some of the heat in. This consistence in heat will help the olive oil saturate the hair and also give your scalp a good moisturizing! To speed up the process, stretch a shower cap or foil over your hair and take a warm shower. The steam and heat will help your hair absorb the olive oil more quickly. After the oil has been in your hair for 30-60 minutes, it's time to rinse! Take the bag/foil off and undo your hair. If you haven't done so already, hop in the shower and run warm water through your locks. Do not use shampoo for this shower. Again, shampoo can strip the oils from your hair, reversing the healthful effect of the olive oil treatment. Conditioner is okay. Your hair may feel a little greasy while it dries; that's why it's good to do this on a day off. This extra little step will add to the health factor, especially if you use a lot of hot tools on your hair. If everything is done right, your hair should feel a bit more full and flexible.
A: Leave the olive oil in your hair for 30-60 minutes. Rinse out the olive oil. Let your hair air dry.

Q: Snacking compulsively or to satisfy feelings of sadness is a common problem that can easily lead to unmanageable weight gain. One of the best dietary choices of naturally thin people worth emulating is to only eat when you're actually hungry. If you feel compelled to snack between meals, try waiting 15 to 20 minutes and drink a glass of water. If you still feel hungry after that, you may need to eat. If not, it was probably just a passing craving or a desire to snack compulsively. Hunger is not an absolute. Most people feel sudden bursts of hunger that end up dissipating fairly quickly without food. Try to go several hours without snacking or eating, and keep track of how uncomfortable you actually are. Many people find that if they hold off until the next meal, they don't actually suffer and they feel better for having waited. If you're actually hungry and you're craving your favorite guilty pleasure, there's really no harm in indulging a little. But the key takeaway there is "a little." You don't need to eat a whole carton of ice cream you can nibble on a reasonably-sized scoop to satisfy your craving without any guilt. Practice self-control. Being able to still eat your favorite foods may reduce the likelihood of binge eating. People who are naturally thin and people who work hard to be fit equally enjoy indulgences from time to time. The key is to avoid over-indulging. Limit how much you eat when it comes to snacks and sweets and you'll feel satisfied and maintain confidence. Thin people exercise, and not just for weight loss reasons. Exercise can help manage pain and stress while also reducing the symptoms of depression and anxiety all problems that lead many people to compulsively eat. Instead of reaching for a greasy or sweet snack when you're feeling anxious or upset, try going for a bike ride or a long walk to clear your head. Rather than focusing on being thin or skinny, focus on living a healthy lifestyle. Experts recommend getting at least 150 minutes each week of moderate aerobic exercise, or 75 minutes each week of high-intensity aerobic exercise.
A: Eat when you're actually hungry. Remember that hunger comes and goes. Eat mindfully. Exercise regularly.

Q: It's a gray app that contains gears (⚙️) and is typically located on your home screen. It's the section at the top of the screen that contains your name and image if you've added one. If you are not signed in, tap Sign in to (your device), enter your Apple ID and password, then tap Sign In. If you are running an older version of iOS, you may not need to do this step. It's in the second section of the menu. It's near the bottom of the "APPS USING ICLOUD" section. It will turn green. If prompted, enter your Apple ID and password. You can choose to use your device passcode as your iCloud Security code by tapping Use Passcode, or create a new code by tapping Create Different Code. If you created a new code, enter it in again to confirm. This is for security verification purposes. It's in the top-right corner. iCloud Keychain is now enabled. Your passwords and payment information will be encrypted and available on all iCloud-enabled devices that you've signed into with your Apple ID. Any previously saved usernames and passwords, wireless network information, and internet accounts are automatically updated in iCloud Keychain when you enable it. Do so by tapping iCloud in the upper-left corner, then Apple ID and Settings in the same location. It's near the middle of the menu, next to a blue compass icon. It's in the "GENERAL" section. Doing so enables iCloud Keychain to automatically fill in your username and password when using Safari. Doing so enables iCloud Keychain to automatically fill in credit card information when using Safari. It's at the bottom of the menu. Your list of saved credit cards will appear on the screen. Tap Add Credit Card and enter your card information if you'd like to add a new card; tap Done when finished.
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Open Settings. Tap your Apple ID. Tap on iCloud. Tap Keychain. Slide iCloud Keychain to the "On" position. Choose your passcode settings. Enter your security code. Enter a phone number that can receive SMS messages. Tap Next. Enter your Apple ID password. Tap OK. Return to the Settings menu. Scroll down and tap Safari. Tap AutoFill. Slide "Names and Passwords" to the "On" position. Slide "Credit Cards" to the "On" position. Tap Saved Credit Cards. Enter your passcode or touch your finger to the Home button, if Touch ID is enabled.