Article: You will need a full set of safety equipment to ensure your safety while welding. This includes gloves, masks, and protective clothing. Make sure that all of your skin is covered to prevent overexposure from UV rays. You will need a mask with at least a #10 shade or darker. This will help prevent arc eye. If you are working in a poorly ventilated area, you will need a vapor mask to minimize the amount of toxic vapors inhaled during the welding process. Wear gloves that can protect your skin from molten metal. Keep a CO2 extinguisher and a bucket of sand nearby for emergency fires. Some are shaped like pistols, while others may look like acetylene torches. The size of the machine will depend on the size of the project. A MIG gun may also be water or air cooled. Air-cooled guns are used for 200 amps or less and are easier to manipulate in small areas. The air-cooled gun is the type that home MIG welders typically use. Remove all flammable material and find a good surface to weld on. Although you can put the ground connection right on the piece you are welding, most shops have a large metal workbench that the ground is hooked up to. If there are other people present, set up welding curtains around the work area. This will protect them from UV damage.
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Assemble your safety gear. Select a comfortable MIG gun. Prepare the area to be welded in.
Article: A too-tight cardigan can make you look bulky and uncomfortable. For a good masculine fit, look for cardigans that are slightly roomy in the shoulders. The shoulder seams should stop on top of your shoulders. The cardigan should be long enough to cover your belt, but it shouldn't be so long that it covers your pants pockets. A cardigan with a good fit should taper directly under your rib cage, then widen back out at the hips. For a looser fit, try an oversized cardigan with a shawl collar. In cold weather, a formal or business-casual look can be created by wearing a cardigan under a sports jacket and donning a pair of dress slacks. Get a similar business-casual vibe by wearing it over a dress shirt and necktie. There are a lot of layering options for cardigans try it with shirts, ties, vest, jackets, overcoats and so on to keep you warm and insulated. Avoid wearing zipped cardigans under dressy blazers or with good slacks. These work best as casual outer layers. In warm weather you could use it as an accent by draping it over your shoulders or choosing a thin cotton version. These tiny details can drastically change the appearance of a cardigan. For example, buttons that are large and round have a distinctly feminine vibe. Look for cardigans with modest buttons, wooden toggles or, to get a casual look, zippers. Be aware that plastic buttons are commonly found on cardigans these days. If you prefer a more formal look, swap the plastic buttons out with horn, mother of pearl, wood or leather button fronts. A cotton sports cardigan worn open over a crisp t-shirt can look casual yet stylish. It creates a slightly athletic-looking vibe, too. Wear it with jeans or trousers. A sports cardigan looks best when the rest of the outfit looks sharp. Avoid wearing it with a baggy or wrinkled t-shirt, which can look sloppy.
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Opt for styles that are comfortably loose but not saggy. Create a formal or business-casual look by layering with a cardigan. Be aware of small details like buttons. Create a casual look with a lightweight sports cardigan.
Article: Ensure that your cat is eating a well-rounded diet formulated for cats. If you are not sure what to feed your cat, ask the vet for a dietary plan. Your cat may require a special high-fiber diet in order to manage chronic constipation. Your veterinarian can help you determine if this is necessary. Feeding your cat an all-canned food diet may help with constipation. Canned food typically contains 75% or more moisture and promotes healthy digestion and elimination. While an all-fish diet won't supply the nutrients your cat needs, tuna may help stimulate the appetite. Oily fish like mackerel and sardines may help with constipation issues. Dehydration will contribute to constipation. Additionally, if your cat eats only dry food, he will need to drink more water than cats getting canned food. Have a bowl of fresh water in an accessible location for your cat, preferably next to the food dish. Some cats prefer to drink running water like that from a dripping sink or a kitty water fountain. Constipation is more common in obese cats than normal weight cats. Consult a resource like the Body Condition Scoring Chart to determine if your cat is too heavy. This chart differentiates among emaciated, thin, moderate, stout and obese body conditions. If you have any questions, consult your veterinarian. Olive oil can act as an intestinal lubricant and help move food through the cat's body. Add or teaspoon of olive oil to some canned food. Psyllium is the husk of the Plantago seed and is commonly used to aid in digestion and intestinal tract health (common brands for human consumption include Metamucil and Fiberall). Veterinary brands are available at pet supply stores. Add to teaspoon of psyllium husks to canned food to add dietary fiber to the diet to help keep digestion moving along. If you have a long-haired cat, trim the hair around your cat's backside, to keep the hair from getting tangled. This will keep the area clean. It can also help prevent constipation. When stool tangles with hair, stool can get held inside the anus and cause constipation. Long-haired cats also ingest a lot of hair when they groom themselves. Keep your cat's coat free of mats with regular grooming. Some cats may benefit from being shaved down once or twice a year to manage their hair coat. Some cats, especially long-haired ones, may need a hairball remedy to reduce the amount of hair in the digestive tract. Hairball remedies are available in various cat-friendly flavors, such as tuna, that provide petroleum-based intestinal lubrication. Long-haired cats will benefit from receiving a hairball remedy a few times per week to keep the hair from accumulating inside the digestive tract. Some common products include Laxatone and Petromalt, which are available in tubes. They can be offered to your cat as a treat or mixed into his food for easy consumption. A clean litter box will encourage your cat to use it regularly. Scoop at least every other day if you have one cat, and scoop every day if you have more than one cat. Some cats dislike strongly perfumed litters, so use litter without an added fragrance.
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Feed your cat a well-rounded diet. Switch to an all-canned food diet. Give your cat fish in moderation. Make sure your cat has access to fresh water. Keep your cat's weight under control. Add some olive oil to canned food. Try psyllium husks. Trim hair on long-haired cats. Regularly groom long-haired cats. Give long-haired cats regular hairball remedies. Keep a clean litter box.