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Fleas do not just exist on your cats and kittens. They can live in the surrounding environment for a long time. In addition to treating your cats with flea combs, medications, and baths, you should wash all the bedding they use in warm water. Wash the bedding regularly as long as an infestation lasts. You should also wash any cloth toys in warm, soapy water. Fleas can live in your furniture and carpet. During an infestation, vacuum frequently to remove flea eggs and larvae from your home. Vacuum the carpet in addition to any upholstered furniture. If you're still seeing fleas after taking all the proper precautions, consider hiring professional help. Fleas are not just a nuisance. They can carry diseases, such as worms, that can be more dangerous to younger cats. Make sure you know what to do with your pets during the extermination process. You may have to keep your pets outside of your home before and after your home is treated for pests. You do not want to risk letting fleas back in after an infestation as passed. Fleas can get in from outside if you track in organic materials, such as leaves and dirt. Keeping your home free of such materials can help keep your home free of fleas.

summary: Wash all bedding in hot water. Vacuum frequently. Consider professional exterminators for extreme cases. Keep debris out of your home.

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. Wash your hands often with lots of soap and water. Make sure you wash your hands after you sneeze and cough. The entire procedure takes only about a minute. Following proper handwashing procedure can help reduce the spread of germs. First, wet your hands. Then, use enough soap to cover your entire hand up to at least your wrists. Rub your hands together, palm to palm. Wash the back of your left hand with the palm of your right hand, then do the same for the other side. Spread your fingers and rub your palms together with the fingers interlaced, washing the webs between the fingers. Interlock your fingers so that the backs of the fingers are against the palm of the opposite hand and rub. Grab your right thumb with your left hand and wash, using a circular motion. Repeat using your right hand to grab your left thumb. Bring your fingers together and use the right hand to rub the central part of the left hand and vice versa. Rinse well with warm water. Dry your hands thoroughly with either a single paper towel or a clean cotton towel that only you use. Use the towel to turn off the water. Do not share any personal care items such as razors, towels, cosmetics, and handkerchiefs. This can spread the staph bacteria. Do not touch any potentially infected objects. These objects include kleenex, towels, clothing, bandages, and athletic equipment. If you have to touch these items, make sure you are wearing gloves. If you have a cut or abrasion, keep it covered with a bandage. Make sure you use a clean, sterile bandage. This is especially important when you go out because you may come in contact with a carrier. Keep all wounds covered when playing sports. If someone near you has a cough, cold, or is sneezing, ask him to wear a mask. If the person has an obvious skin infection, ask him to cover the infected area with a bandage. Stay away from close physical contact. If you have a cough, cold, are sneezing, or have an infection, wear a mask and cover the infected area with a bandage. Make sure not to spread germs to others. Stay away from close physical contact. At home, clean any surfaces that may have come into contact with contaminated materials. Clean with a 10% bleach solution for one to five minutes. When making a bleach solution, just add bleach to water to dilute it. Add cup of bleach to one gallon of water. If you are an athlete, you can spread staph through athletic equipment. Make sure to clean any shared sports equipment with an antiseptic or antiseptic wipes. Place a protective cloth layer between the equipment and your skin. Don't share medical equipment, like bandages, braces, or splints. Shower after exercising. Cover wounds with bandages when playing sports. Don't use whirlpools if someone with an open sore has used it. Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS) is associated with tampon use and is caused by the staph bacteria. If you use tampons, use low absorbency tampons and replace every three to four hours. Staph bacteria may be on clothing or bedding that hasn't been washed properly. Wash all clothing and bedding in as hot water as possible. Use bleach on bleach-safe materials and use an oxidizing agent such as Oxy-Clean on items that are not bleach-safe. Placing the clothes in the dryer is better than air drying and may kill some additional bacteria, though they may survive the dryer. If you are unable to properly wash your hands, use a hand sanitizer. Make sure that it contains at least 62% alcohol. You can find alcohol content on the label.

summary: Wash your hands Refrain from sharing personal care items. Avoid infected objects. Keep your wounds covered. Protect yourself from infected people. Clean your home. Clean sports equipment. Replace tampons often. Wash clothing in hot water. Carry hand sanitizer with you.

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There are pluses and minuses involved with both options, and you should weigh each matter carefully before making a final decision. Basic photo editing software is often sufficient if you only plan on creating simple collages, but it may not provide the right sort of tools needed to create more complex designs. If you use photo editing software you already have, you save on expense. Some special photo collage software is free, but the highest quality options do cost money and can be fairly expensive. Creating a photo collage with basic photo editing software can be labor intensive and time consuming. Special photo collage software often comes with templates and tools that make collage creation easier. Every program you might consider using has different tools, so you will need to look up a specific guide for your software in order to learn how to use it effectively. Begin by searching through the software help files or the software's instruction manual. If you find nothing within the help files, search the Internet. Tutorials can come in all-text form, pictorial form, or as video tutorials. Browse through a variety until you find one that seems helpful. Many programs allow you to undo your changes if you decide later that you do not like them, but just in case, it helps to save your collage each time you feel satisfied with your progress. That way, you can return to an earlier version if you later decide that you do not like the most recent changes you made to your collage. Saving frequently also helps to prevent you from losing your work. The quality of a digital collage can be dramatically affected by the quality of the paper you print it on. Standard printer paper is light and has a poor effect. You should at least consider using cardstock or photo paper. On the same note, you should also use a high-quality printer to ensure vivid coloring and depth.
summary: Choose between your current photo-editing software and photo collage software. Read tutorials for your software. Save multiple versions of your collage at different stages. Print the final collage on high-quality paper.