Problem: Article: There are several kinds from which to choose, perfect for indoor gardens where odor control is a concern. Experiment with different types and see what works for you in terms of smell and effects. Take note, though, that using a low-odor variety is unlikely to fully resolve odor problems, so you'll probably need to apply one of the other methods listed here as well. Blue Mystic Northern Lights Papaya Durban Poison Shark's Breath Polar Express Odor neutralizers are a simple and affordable way to reduce or eliminate odors from smaller enterprises of just a few plants. Ona Pro Gel, which was developed for sewage treatment facilities, is one commonly recommended neutralizer. Simply place an open jar in the space adjacent to the grow. That's all it takes to minimize the smells in your living area. Replace the neutralizer regularly. One jar should last about four to six weeks, so mark your calendar and keep track of when you need a new one. Do not use an odor neutralizer in the same space as your plants. Neutralizers have been known to alter or reduce the smell of the marijuana plants themselves, so keep them clear of the grow room. Neutralizers work for small gardens only. While they may be perfectly fine for a few plants, they are probably not up to the challenge of larger enterprises. These include candles, incense, and air fresheners. They may cover the smell temporarily, but they are not a good long-term choice. If used in the vicinity of your garden, they could adversely affect the smell of the plants themselves. What's worse, air fresheners often contain harmful chemicals. They're best avoided. While these products may remove some scents from the air, they are not nearly effective enough to eliminate odor from Cannabis. It is generally acknowledged that ozone in the air can be damaging to your health. Ozone is a lung irritant that can put you at risk of disease if inhaled regularly.
Summary: Opt for low-odor varieties of marijuana. Try an odor neutralizer for small gardens. Skip products that mask the scent of marijuana. Opt out of air purifiers. Avoid ozone generators.

Problem: Article: This is to the left of the message text field. This looks like a grid of four circles and is in the lower left corner of the app window. You can also swipe left or right to switch between installed apps. You can swipe up or down to scroll through your options. It will be added to your message field. You can remove the GIF by tapping the x in the upper right corner of the preview or replace it by tapping another GIF. You can only send GIFs one at a time. You can use this to enter a caption for the GIF or add a supplementary message. This is the up arrow on the right side of the text field.
Summary: Open Messages. Tap a chat. Tap the > button. Tap the Apps. Tap the App Menu button. Tap #images. Tap a GIF. Tap the text field below the GIF. Tap Send.

Problem: Article: Fabrics can only be pinked after the seam has been sewn. Depending on the fabric, you might use one of several seaming methods. You can use a sewing machine or hand-stitch the seam yourself. Don't take off too much of the fabric. Your fabric will fray least if it is as far from the seam itself as possible. While you can always cut off more if you're unsatisfied with the edge, you cannot put fabric back on after you've cut it. Pinked hems look neat and tidy when cut in a straight line. If you have trouble keeping your scissors steady, use a ruler to measure your cut as you go. Make your way carefully through the fabric's edge to avoid wavering lines. Metal rulers are ideal for cutting in a straight line because they are harder to bend. You don't need to cut in a rush. Pink your fabric at your own pace. If this is your first time using pinking shears, buy extra fabric to experiment with before you make the actual cuts. Try cutting in straight lines and at different paces to find what works best with you.
Summary: Sew your fabric's seam before you cut. Begin your cut along the edge of the seam. Cut the seam in a straight line. Practice on a fabric swatch first.

Problem: Article: To make it easier to work with, find a flat surface big enough to accommodate your plastic sheet. However, you can't use the floor, as you need an edge to break the acrylic over later. Begin by deciding where you want to cut the acrylic. Measure it out, and use a ruler to make a straight line. You can mark the line with a permanent marker or grease pencil, or you can just use the ruler as a guide for your blade. Using your ruler as a guide, run a plastic scoring blade along the cutting line, trying to make one continuous line with gentle, even pressure. Pull the blade towards you along the line. It's especially important to get a straight line on the first go-round, as that line guides your subsequent lines. Run the blade over the line several times until you have a substantial groove. Once you do, flip it over, and make a line along the backside that follows the line on the other side. Score it several times as well. Place the line you've scored directly along the edge of the table. Using clamps to hold the sheet to the table makes the process easier. Break the sheet at the scored line by pressing down on the outer edge in a quick motion. You can wrap your hand around one edge and use your body weight to push down.
Summary:
Set the acrylic on a flat surface. Mark your line. Score the line in the acrylic with a plastic scoring blade. Deepen the cut using the scoring blade. Break the acrylic sheet.