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How to Stop Self Pity
Self-pity is a natural reaction to difficult situations. Recognizing that you are in a downward spiral of self-pity is a good first step towards pulling yourself out of it and starting to feel better. Start by learning what causes you to feel self-pity an...
How to Use Hibiclens
Hibiclens is a medical-grade antimicrobial soap that is most commonly used for pre-surgery cleaning. It continues killing germs for 24 hours after using it, which helps prevent infections before, during, and after surgeries. Consult your doctor to underst...
How to Use Silver Shampoo
Silver shampoo, known by some as purple shampoo, works to neutralize brassy and yellow tones from blonde and gray hair.[1] X Research source Using silver shampoo 1-2 times a week helps your hair look healthier and more color-balanced. Before...
How to Crochet a V Stitch
The V-stitch is a decorative crochet stitch that works well for afghans, scarves, shawls, and more. This stitch is easy to learn even if you’re new to crochet. It uses double crochet and chains to create the V-shaped stitches. Learn how to do the V-stitch...
How to Study to Be on Jeopardy
Do you think you have what it takes to be on Jeopardy? There's a lot of information to tackle if you want to have a shot at winning, or even making it onto the show. If you are determined, start tackling information category by category, focusing on your...
How to Train a Shiba Inu
Shiba Inus are small, attractive dogs that resemble foxes. Despite their good looks and popularity, they are independent, notoriously stubborn and hard to train. However, with consistency and patience, you can train your Shiba Inu to follow basic commands...
How to Treat Clogged Hair Follicles
Clogged hair follicles, a condition often called folliculitis, can be unsightly, itchy, and painful. It usually occurs after hair removal on your face, groin, legs, and armpits, often because a bacterial or fungal infection, chemical irritation, or mechan...
How to Freeze Cherry Tomatoes
Cherry tomatoes are a cinch to freeze, thanks to their small size and high water content. There’s no peeling or blanching involved—just wash and dry them thoroughly, throw them in a freezer-safe container, and find some room for them in your freezer. When...
How to Prevent Swimmer's Itch
Swimmer's itch, also called cercarial dermatitis, is an itchy rash that appears as a reaction to bird parasites that enter your skin while you swim. The rash is harmless, not contagious, and usually clears up within a few days, but is still a nuisance for...
How to Remove Efflorescence from Brick
Efflorescence is the result of water soluble salts building up over time on the porous surface of bricks. It isn't harmful to the bricks, it just doesn't look good. Efflorescence is easily removed if you catch it right away. Using a stiff scrubbing brush,...
How to Burn Paper Safely
Any time you start a fire, you’re at risk of potentially catching nearby structures and other objects on fire. If you’ve chosen to burn paper rather than disposing of it in a different way, make sure that you’re not putting nearby structures at risk. To b...
How to Talk to a Girl at the Gym
You’ve been going to the gym and have noticed this really cute girl working out at the same time as you. You want to approach her and get to know her better, but also don’t want to offend her or get shot down. By being aware of the common pitfalls people...
How to Clean an Evaporator Coil
Air blowing across the coils in your air conditioning system can cause dust and other debris to stick to the coils. Systems with dirty coils use more energy than those with clean coils and cool spaces less efficiently. By annually cleaning the evaporator...
How to Sync iPhone and iPad Calendars
You can set up your iPhone or iPad to sync with Outlook or Google Calendar, but this wikiHow will show you how to sync your iPhone and iPad calendars over iCloud. If you sync those calendars, any events you add to your calendar on your iPad will appear on...
How to Test Gold with Vinegar
Gold is a very beautiful metal that can be found in jewelry, coins, watches and more. You may have just bought a new piece and want to see if it’s real, or test the genuineness of an old family heirloom. Testing gold with vinegar is a simple method to see...
How to Apply for ESTA
If you want to visit the US for a brief period, either for business or pleasure, you may qualify for travel authorization under the Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA) program. Citizens of 38 countries who have valid e-passports are eligible...