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Most local papers and newsletters contain a section devoted to classified listings. Depending on the circulation of the paper and the size of your ad, this can be a cheap way to find possible buyers. The drawback is that your car may take longer to sell because it's not as visible as other options. For example, you might write, "Reliable Car for Sale: 2010 Chevrolet Tahoe, Red, 25,0000 miles, One Owner, Maintenance Records and Vehicle History available upon request, Asking Price $7,000 OBO, Call XXX-XXX-XXXX for more details." Create a simple flyer that contains a clear picture of your car, the price, any details on the make and model, and your contact information. Attach these flyers to message boards at your office, church, grocery store, library, and even gym. Include rip-off tabs at the bottom of the sheet to make it easy for buyers to get ahold of you. Try printing out your flyers on colored paper to get even more attention. Just make sure that this does not distort the appearance of your car's photo. Go around every few days and make sure that your flyers are still in place. If the location has removed them, it is okay to ask if there is an approved area for posting. If you have a regular mechanic that you go to, tell them that you are selling your car and would like any advice that they can offer. They might even let you park it on their lot. Or, they may just spread the word to other customers or let you put up a flyer in their waiting room. Your mechanic may be able to tell you which features to emphasize, such as especially good tires or a solid alarm system. If you already have another vehicle, park your car off to the side of a main road with "for sale" written in big letters on the windshield. Then, on the other windows, write more details about the car, like the asking price, mileage, and year. If you don't have another car yet, simply write the same information on one or two side windows and continue to drive it around. After you finish the sign, take a good number of steps back and look at it. Make sure that other people could read it from afar.

summary: Take out an ad in your newspaper. Post paper signs throughout your community. Enlist your mechanic's help. Write "for sale" on your car with window paint.

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Washing your face post-shave will help you slough off all the dead skin that might have accumulated during the shave. Facial scrubs that contain tea tree oil and witch hazel are especially good, as they protect against pimples and soothe irritated skin, respectively. Don't rub with a towel, as that can irritate the freshly shaved skin. Use a generous amount of moisturizer that is free of perfumes and other potential irritants (e.g. baby oil) if you suffer from dry facial skin. Never apply deodorant, antiperspirants, perfume, or anything that stings on just shaved skin. You may use aftershave as a coolant or light perfume on your skin post-shave, but it could irritate your face. If you apply aftershave and it stings an area of your face, you know that you irritated that area during your shave. Take special caution next time you shave that area. Remove any hair or buildup that's accumulated while shaving. This avoids contaminants and minerals in the water from drying onto the blades making the blades blunt. Stainless steel blades may also oxidize to some degree when they come in contact with water. Slow the oxidation process by thoroughly drying your razor blade after use. Blades can also be 'stropped' on denim jeans by rubbing the blade in the non-cutting direction about ten to twenty times or so; this dries and polishes the front of the blades and allows them to last many times longer.

summary: If you have the time, wash your face post-shave with warm water and facial scrub. Pat dry and moisturize. Rinse, clean and dry your blade after you're finished.

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Consume at least a lemon each day by whatever means you prefer. Researchers have found that lemon consumption correlates with a decrease in blood pressure. Combine your daily lemon intake with long walks or other aerobic exercise for the best results. Mix 4 oz. of lemon juice with 2 L of water. Consume a 2 L lemon-water solution daily. Studies have shown that drinking this amount of lemon juice each day inhibits the formation of kidney stones. If you get tired of squeezing lemons each day, you can purchase lemon concentrate. But make sure to follow the directions on the packaging to reconstitute the juice. Also check to be sure it does not contain added sugar, as too much sugar can pose other health risks. When you get sick with a cold, your body produces excess mucus or phlegm. Help control mucus production and soothe an irritated throat with a lemon and honey tea. Just heat water and add 3 tsp of lemon juice along with 1 tsp of honey. You can adjust the lemon juice to honey ratio to your liking.
summary: Lower your blood pressure by eating lemons. Prevent the formation of kidney stones with lemon juice. Relieve cold symptoms with a lemon and honey tea.