Problem: Article: When packing dresses, it is helpful to place them inside of dry cleaning bags so you can keep them as wrinkle-free as possible. Place each dress in its own dry cleaning bag. If there is excess plastic at the bottom, grasp it in your hands and tie it into a knot at the end. Lay your dress face-down down on a flat surface. If your dress has sleeves, fold them on top of the body of your dress. Fold the bottom hem on top of the body, then begin rolling up the fabric until you reach the neckline. Roll up your all of your casual dresses to save space. This is best to do with cotton or linen dresses. These fabrics don't hold wrinkles as much as synthetic fabrics and silk, so rolling is a good option. Additionally, cotton and linen easily compacts as you roll it. After your dresses are inside the dry cleaning bags, fold them in half either horizontally or vertically, following the shape of the dress. Place your folded dresses at the very top of your suitcase. Cocktail dresses will pack with minimal wrinkles if you fold them 1-2 times. Fold the dress at the waist if it has a structured midpoint. Make a vertical fold if the dress's neckline is the focus. As you fill your suitcase, lay a dry cleaning bag on top of each layer of clothing. Pack your other clothing at the bottom, then place a bag on top. Put your rolled dresses in next, and put a dry cleaning bag on top of them. Then, place any folded cocktail dresses on top of your rolled dresses. This protects your clothing while keeping it in place. After you've placed all of your items inside your bag, wrap a plastic dry cleaning bag around all of your clothing, and tuck it in around the sides. This final dry cleaning bag prevents your items from sliding around inside the bag. If your bag has interior straps to hold all of your items, you can also connect them after you wrap the final bag around your clothes. This is another method of protection for your dresses.
Summary: Place your dresses in individual dry cleaning bags so they don't wrinkle. Roll up your casual dresses and pack them on top of other clothing. Fold cocktail dresses in half and pack them last. Place a dry cleaning bag in between each layer of clothing. Wrap all of your items in 1 dry cleaning bag to keep your items situated.

Problem: Article: While you can simply measure instead, spreading the fabric out will give you a much better idea of what it will look like when it's installed. You can move it around and adjust where you want it to go. Keep in mind you can install sun shades at an angle from the ground, which will reduce some of the width or length of the shade, depending on how you angle it. You can attach your shade to standing structures, such as the house, a shed, or even a sturdy tree branch. If you don't have these options, you'll need posts to attach the shade to. Lay these out to make sure they'll fit where you want them to go. Try 10ft (3.0m) pressure-treated wood posts that are 6 by 6 inches (15 by 15cm). You can also use 5 by 5 inches (13 by 13cm) steel posts. Steel will last longer but costs more. The area you need for the shade will be slightly larger than the fabric looks when just laid out. You'll create tension when attaching the shade, which will stretch it out. Plus, you need to add extra space on the ends, where you will use the shade hardware to attach the shade to the posts. You'll need a space that's about 10% bigger than the shade itself. For instance, if one side of your shade is 6 feet (1.8m), then the gap at each of those corners should be about 0.6 feet (0.18m). You can use spray paint on grass to mark the area. Alternatively, make an "X" in the ground with a small spade so you can find the spot again later. Another option is to set rocks where you are planning to put the posts. You can simply stretch the shade so it's the same height across the yard, if that's your preference. You can also vary the height a little, going from higher at one end to lower at the other. It all depends on your preference. Angling the shade can provide some wind protection. You need to decide on heights now, so that you get posts that are the correct size. When you dig in your yard, you need to have the area marked first. City officials will come out and mark gas, water, and power lines that are buried beneath the ground so you don't hit them. Adjust the area as needed once the lines are marked.
Summary: Spread the sun shade out in the designated area. Determine where you will attach the shade. Mark the points where you want to place posts. Decide how high you want each corner of the shade to be. Call your local city officials before you dig.

Problem: Article: In the event of blisters, your best option is allow them to heal on their own. Trying to cure blisters via removal can cause scarring and, in rare cases, infection. Keep the blister clean and protected throughout the day. Gently wash the blister in the morning with a mild, antibacterial soap. Then apply a band-aid to the blistered area. Blisters need to breathe to heel, so when possible take your shoes and socks off and remove any bandages. You may have to wait until you're home from work or school to do so. Toe nails sometimes get stained with dirt and debris. It's fairly easy to remove a toenail stain using household items. Toothpaste, whitening strips, and hydrogen peroxide are all effective means of un-staining toenails. Hydrogen peroxide is the best option. Stain a q-tip or cotton ball with hydrogen peroxide and gently dab on the stained area. Wait 3 to 5 minutes before washing the peroxide off. If you do not have hydrogen peroxide, you can try the same process using whitening strips or toothpaste. Keep in mind this may be less effective.
Summary:
Allow blisters to heal. Remove stains from toenails.