How would remove a sponsorship logo from a soccer jersey without damaging it?
Q. For example how would remove a Fly Emirates from an Arsenal Jersey? Would you need a different process for the Carlsberg logo from a Liverpool, or both logos from a Sporting Lisbon jersey? I know that many Man U fans would gladly remove the AIG from jerseys. FC Brugge and Newcastle United fans would also love from remove their albatross of a sponsorship logos too!
Asked by Damon S - Thu Oct 16 20:39:56 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can't!!! do you think this sponsors that dish out millions of euros will make a jersey so that you can take out their logo??...U CRAZY!!
Answered by coachmerlo - Thu Oct 16 22:10:34 2008
Q. For example how would remove a Fly Emirates from an Arsenal Jersey? Would you need a different process for the Carlsberg logo from a Liverpool, or both logos from a Sporting Lisbon jersey? I know that many Man U fans would gladly remove the AIG from jerseys. FC Brugge and Newcastle United fans would also love from remove their albatross of a sponsorship logos too!
Asked by Damon S - Thu Oct 16 20:39:56 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can't!!! do you think this sponsors that dish out millions of euros will make a jersey so that you can take out their logo??...U CRAZY!!
Answered by coachmerlo - Thu Oct 16 22:10:34 2008
How can I remove turmeric spots from carpet?
Q. to remove the spots, I apply some solutions which are available in the market.But it removes the ink spots and can't remove the turmeric spots on carpet.Is there any simple way to remove the turmeric spots from the carpet?
Asked by venkat_sbk - Mon Jul 30 13:17:42 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Please see link below
Answered by Mimi - Mon Jul 30 13:21:35 2007
Q. to remove the spots, I apply some solutions which are available in the market.But it removes the ink spots and can't remove the turmeric spots on carpet.Is there any simple way to remove the turmeric spots from the carpet?
Asked by venkat_sbk - Mon Jul 30 13:17:42 2007 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Please see link below
Answered by Mimi - Mon Jul 30 13:21:35 2007
How to remove the sticker in the cartridge of an advance game?
Q. I want to remove the emerald sticker. Is there a way to remove it with one try and leave no mark? And after removing it, It has to stick again. If it's possible.
Asked by Fallout - Tue May 6 04:29:30 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is no way to remove the sticker without marks. Even less will be the chance of the sticker to stick again. So while the above warning about a booby trap is complete bogus, you will however still ruin your sticker.
Answered by Arminator - Tue May 6 06:36:38 2008
Q. I want to remove the emerald sticker. Is there a way to remove it with one try and leave no mark? And after removing it, It has to stick again. If it's possible.
Asked by Fallout - Tue May 6 04:29:30 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There is no way to remove the sticker without marks. Even less will be the chance of the sticker to stick again. So while the above warning about a booby trap is complete bogus, you will however still ruin your sticker.
Answered by Arminator - Tue May 6 06:36:38 2008
How to remove stickers from glass windows which are heated by the heat of the sun?
Q. hi there, In my room i've stuck some sticker which is a size of A4 papers. And i'm trying to remove them but if i pull them out there will be some left still stuck, so i want to remove the whole sticker easily. Please try to tell me about chemicals which are present in home (salt, lemon, vinegar etc.) which will help to remove them. By the way, I know that if there are stickers stuck on glass and heated it will be permanent.so i don't need the explaination of it. thanks!
Asked by Forever - Tue Dec 5 06:49:12 2006 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. WD-40 and a Razor. Works like MAGIC!!! Spray WD-40 liberally on the gooey mess and let it sit for a couple minutes...then scrape off with the razor.
Answered by Vegas Bound - Tue Dec 5 06:52:40 2006
Q. hi there, In my room i've stuck some sticker which is a size of A4 papers. And i'm trying to remove them but if i pull them out there will be some left still stuck, so i want to remove the whole sticker easily. Please try to tell me about chemicals which are present in home (salt, lemon, vinegar etc.) which will help to remove them. By the way, I know that if there are stickers stuck on glass and heated it will be permanent.so i don't need the explaination of it. thanks!
Asked by Forever - Tue Dec 5 06:49:12 2006 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. WD-40 and a Razor. Works like MAGIC!!! Spray WD-40 liberally on the gooey mess and let it sit for a couple minutes...then scrape off with the razor.
Answered by Vegas Bound - Tue Dec 5 06:52:40 2006
How to remove burnt labels from stainless steel vessels?
Q. Hi, My husband used a brand new stainless steel saucepan without removing the label stuck on its side. Now it is burnt and hard to remove. How can remove it and shine the vessel?
Asked by Bedbug Baby - Thu Jan 1 22:18:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Half fill with cheap vinegar and set it to bubble (not boil) for a while. Should lift the marks and make the pan shiny again. If not, try cooking rubharb in the pan. That does amazing things to the inside of stainless steel pans.
Answered by ls - Thu Jan 1 22:39:26 2009
Q. Hi, My husband used a brand new stainless steel saucepan without removing the label stuck on its side. Now it is burnt and hard to remove. How can remove it and shine the vessel?
Asked by Bedbug Baby - Thu Jan 1 22:18:24 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Half fill with cheap vinegar and set it to bubble (not boil) for a while. Should lift the marks and make the pan shiny again. If not, try cooking rubharb in the pan. That does amazing things to the inside of stainless steel pans.
Answered by ls - Thu Jan 1 22:39:26 2009
How do i remove scars from my PS3 after i have remove a skin from it?
Q. I have just remove the skin from my PS3 and it leaves those scars on it. I heard that using kerosene to remove it would be effective but it would destroy the shiny surface on the PS3. So, anyone has any idea on other ways to remove the scars? I really appreciate your help.
Asked by coolsecret96 - Sat Feb 6 20:04:46 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I have just remove the skin from my PS3 and it leaves those scars on it. I heard that using kerosene to remove it would be effective but it would destroy the shiny surface on the PS3. So, anyone has any idea on other ways to remove the scars? I really appreciate your help.
Asked by coolsecret96 - Sat Feb 6 20:04:46 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
How can I safely remove my anti virus software to install another anti virus program?
Q. How can I safely remove my anti virus software to install another anti virus program? I currently have norten anti virus program installed on my computer but I want to remove it and install another anti virus program. What should I do first: Remove the anti virus program and then install the new software or Install the new software then remove the old program?
Asked by unknown - Mon Dec 14 17:45:24 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. antivirus tips and antivirus download:
Answered by unknown - Tue Dec 15 11:40:45 2009
Q. How can I safely remove my anti virus software to install another anti virus program? I currently have norten anti virus program installed on my computer but I want to remove it and install another anti virus program. What should I do first: Remove the anti virus program and then install the new software or Install the new software then remove the old program?
Asked by unknown - Mon Dec 14 17:45:24 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. antivirus tips and antivirus download:
Answered by unknown - Tue Dec 15 11:40:45 2009
How can I remove really stubborn wallpaper?
Q. I'm stripping some wallpaper... well, to be accurate, it's 2 -3 layers of wallpaper (from before I bought the house). The trouble is, the last layer is proving really difficult to remove It's a shiny, non-porous surface that won't seperate from it's backing paper. Therefore my usual method of soaking with a sponge and then scraping it off isn't working as well as usual. At the moment I'm having to soak, scrape around the edges, remove a bit and expose more backing paper, soak that, scrape, removing a bit more etc. At this rate I'll still be doing it in a months time! Anyone have any better suggestions? (apart from knocking down the wall - I have toyed with the idea!) Thanks, Paul.
Asked by hastetothewedding - Tue Sep 5 10:13:58 2006 - - 26 Answers - 0 Comments
A. a little elbow grease never hurt anyone. Really I don't know try watching one of those home improvemnet shows or pay someone to do it for you.
Answered by bridget430 - Tue Sep 5 10:16:56 2006
Q. I'm stripping some wallpaper... well, to be accurate, it's 2 -3 layers of wallpaper (from before I bought the house). The trouble is, the last layer is proving really difficult to remove It's a shiny, non-porous surface that won't seperate from it's backing paper. Therefore my usual method of soaking with a sponge and then scraping it off isn't working as well as usual. At the moment I'm having to soak, scrape around the edges, remove a bit and expose more backing paper, soak that, scrape, removing a bit more etc. At this rate I'll still be doing it in a months time! Anyone have any better suggestions? (apart from knocking down the wall - I have toyed with the idea!) Thanks, Paul.
Asked by hastetothewedding - Tue Sep 5 10:13:58 2006 - - 26 Answers - 0 Comments
A. a little elbow grease never hurt anyone. Really I don't know try watching one of those home improvemnet shows or pay someone to do it for you.
Answered by bridget430 - Tue Sep 5 10:16:56 2006
How can I remove the plug wires and spark plugs from my 98 olds intrigue?
Q. I'm trying to remove the plug wires and spark plugs on this car but it has a boot that covers the spark plug and the end of the plug wire. I've tried pulling and wiggling it but it won't come off although it does loosen some. Do I need to remove the plug wires first to remove the boot? I've tried to pull them off first but the plug wires aren't coming off either.
Asked by Anna - Sun Aug 23 00:00:18 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here's what ya do.. the rubber boot is part of the spark plug wire. If you are replacing it with new wires just pull and tug till it comes off. It just "snaps" in place but over the years the rubber has kinda glued itself to the plug. You will probably pull the wire out of the boot, once this happens that wire is no longer any good. That rubber piece stuck to the plug is actually a part of the wire. Sometimes it helps to get a pair of pliers of some kind and clamp the tip of the boot on rotate it in a circular motion, this will break the "seal" or bond that is making it stick to the plug. Once it (the rubber boot) twist freely on the plug it should pull straight off fairly easy. There is a metal clip inside the boot that is clipped on the… [cont.]
Answered by http://www.BiminiTops.biz - Sun Aug 23 00:35:15 2009
Q. I'm trying to remove the plug wires and spark plugs on this car but it has a boot that covers the spark plug and the end of the plug wire. I've tried pulling and wiggling it but it won't come off although it does loosen some. Do I need to remove the plug wires first to remove the boot? I've tried to pull them off first but the plug wires aren't coming off either.
Asked by Anna - Sun Aug 23 00:00:18 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here's what ya do.. the rubber boot is part of the spark plug wire. If you are replacing it with new wires just pull and tug till it comes off. It just "snaps" in place but over the years the rubber has kinda glued itself to the plug. You will probably pull the wire out of the boot, once this happens that wire is no longer any good. That rubber piece stuck to the plug is actually a part of the wire. Sometimes it helps to get a pair of pliers of some kind and clamp the tip of the boot on rotate it in a circular motion, this will break the "seal" or bond that is making it stick to the plug. Once it (the rubber boot) twist freely on the plug it should pull straight off fairly easy. There is a metal clip inside the boot that is clipped on the… [cont.]
Answered by http://www.BiminiTops.biz - Sun Aug 23 00:35:15 2009
How do i remove the throttle cable from a 1975 Suzuki TS185 enduro carburetor?
Q. I am removing the carburetor from a 1975 suzuki ts185 enduro bike for cleaning reasons. however i cant figure out how to disconnect the actual throttle cable. i unscrewed the top cap but there is a spring underneath and an actual throttle wire that does not want to be removed. Any tips or clues on how to remove the cable from the carb are greatly appreciated.
Asked by svdspecialist - Sat Jan 16 10:43:09 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes pull the spring up cup it in your hand and there should be a small plate below. Push the cable down 1/4 in to 1/2 inch and push it to the side and then pull up. its slotted with a hole large enough to pull it and a slot to a smaller hole that it normally rests in.
Answered by HHMM - Sat Jan 16 10:54:14 2010
Q. I am removing the carburetor from a 1975 suzuki ts185 enduro bike for cleaning reasons. however i cant figure out how to disconnect the actual throttle cable. i unscrewed the top cap but there is a spring underneath and an actual throttle wire that does not want to be removed. Any tips or clues on how to remove the cable from the carb are greatly appreciated.
Asked by svdspecialist - Sat Jan 16 10:43:09 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes pull the spring up cup it in your hand and there should be a small plate below. Push the cable down 1/4 in to 1/2 inch and push it to the side and then pull up. its slotted with a hole large enough to pull it and a slot to a smaller hole that it normally rests in.
Answered by HHMM - Sat Jan 16 10:54:14 2010
How do I remove a computer program that doesn't show on the start menu or the add/remove programs folder?
Q. I am having trouble with a program. I un-installed it. It disappeared from my desktop, start menu and add/remove programs folder. However, the program is still there because it keeps opening spontaneously. What do I need to do to remove it completely and properly?
Asked by tripeace - Mon Oct 26 23:24:03 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if you think it is a virus you can completely re-format your hard drive: Back up your documents and important things to an external, then format.
Answered by BODHFJ - Mon Oct 26 23:31:51 2009
Q. I am having trouble with a program. I un-installed it. It disappeared from my desktop, start menu and add/remove programs folder. However, the program is still there because it keeps opening spontaneously. What do I need to do to remove it completely and properly?
Asked by tripeace - Mon Oct 26 23:24:03 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if you think it is a virus you can completely re-format your hard drive: Back up your documents and important things to an external, then format.
Answered by BODHFJ - Mon Oct 26 23:31:51 2009
how do I remove linoleum paper and glue?
Q. We had some very old linoleum that we removed, but there is still a thick layer of a paper-like material and glue under that. It's very difficult to remove. We have a product that is supposed to remove the glue, but the paper is taking forever. Advice?
Asked by alan p - Tue Nov 21 11:59:26 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Removing Linoleum Adhesive Scraping up is hard to do Eventually, every old house restorer gets stuck with removing the mastic adhesive left behind by linoleum. The problem is, many different kinds of mastics have been used over the course of a century, making it difficult to predict their exact ingredients and the methods that might soften them. Even more of a concern is the fact that some of these mastics-and the lining felts that accompany them-used asbestos as a component (some floor tiles are also this mineral). This rules out machine sanding (which clogs the paper anyway) and other operations that will make these materials friable, releasing asbestos fibers into the air and creating a potential health threat. Gummed down by these… [cont.]
Answered by secondwish02 - Thu Nov 23 16:13:01 2006
Q. We had some very old linoleum that we removed, but there is still a thick layer of a paper-like material and glue under that. It's very difficult to remove. We have a product that is supposed to remove the glue, but the paper is taking forever. Advice?
Asked by alan p - Tue Nov 21 11:59:26 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Removing Linoleum Adhesive Scraping up is hard to do Eventually, every old house restorer gets stuck with removing the mastic adhesive left behind by linoleum. The problem is, many different kinds of mastics have been used over the course of a century, making it difficult to predict their exact ingredients and the methods that might soften them. Even more of a concern is the fact that some of these mastics-and the lining felts that accompany them-used asbestos as a component (some floor tiles are also this mineral). This rules out machine sanding (which clogs the paper anyway) and other operations that will make these materials friable, releasing asbestos fibers into the air and creating a potential health threat. Gummed down by these… [cont.]
Answered by secondwish02 - Thu Nov 23 16:13:01 2006
How do I remove black smudge marks from a table without removing the varnish?
Q. I put my HDTV on a table and the little black rubber pads from the tv stand left smudge marks on the table. Water doesn't seem to remove the smudge marks and I don't want to remove the varnish on the table. Any suggestions? I don't want my landlady to charge me for the table when I move out this week. Thanks!!!
Asked by Chris - Mon Mar 30 18:16:22 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. try Murphys Oil Soap cleaner
Answered by pickmefirstplz - Mon Mar 30 18:20:04 2009
Q. I put my HDTV on a table and the little black rubber pads from the tv stand left smudge marks on the table. Water doesn't seem to remove the smudge marks and I don't want to remove the varnish on the table. Any suggestions? I don't want my landlady to charge me for the table when I move out this week. Thanks!!!
Asked by Chris - Mon Mar 30 18:16:22 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. try Murphys Oil Soap cleaner
Answered by pickmefirstplz - Mon Mar 30 18:20:04 2009
How can i remove a program on my computer that is not showing up on the "add or remove programs" list?
Q. I downloaded something and i want to delete it off my computer, but when i go to the add or remove programs list on my control panel, its not listed there. How do i find it to remove it? I know it is still on my computer because i can still use it.
Asked by LhRh1030 - Sat May 16 10:23:24 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hi just go to c\program's files\(that program ) open this folder and find uninstaller and double click on it if is uninstaller not there then delete that folder and run ccleaner after if u got already if not then download from here and its free thats it (\__/) (~'.'~) ('')_('')
Answered by MB0SS - Sat May 16 10:35:03 2009
Q. I downloaded something and i want to delete it off my computer, but when i go to the add or remove programs list on my control panel, its not listed there. How do i find it to remove it? I know it is still on my computer because i can still use it.
Asked by LhRh1030 - Sat May 16 10:23:24 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hi just go to c\program's files\(that program ) open this folder and find uninstaller and double click on it if is uninstaller not there then delete that folder and run ccleaner after if u got already if not then download from here and its free thats it (\__/) (~'.'~) ('')_('')
Answered by MB0SS - Sat May 16 10:35:03 2009
How do I remove the crankshaft pullley without using the proffestional tool?
Q. I have a 1992 Subaru Legacy and I am trying to replace the timming belt myself. I have removed everything but I am stuck in removing the crankshaft pulley. Can anyone please give me some advise on how to remove it since it keeps rotating everytime I try to unlock the nut in the middle of the crankshaft pulley.if there are cheap tools, where can I get it and what is the name of the tool that I should use/buy. Thanks, I preciate your input.
Asked by ashrabs - Sun Sep 16 11:46:26 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If it's an auto tranny, the impact wrench is the only way to go besides removing the starter and holding the flywheel there with a bar. If it's a manual tranny, have someone put it in 1st gear and hold the brakes on while you try to loosen the bolt>
Answered by Ron B - Sun Sep 16 12:03:34 2007
Q. I have a 1992 Subaru Legacy and I am trying to replace the timming belt myself. I have removed everything but I am stuck in removing the crankshaft pulley. Can anyone please give me some advise on how to remove it since it keeps rotating everytime I try to unlock the nut in the middle of the crankshaft pulley.if there are cheap tools, where can I get it and what is the name of the tool that I should use/buy. Thanks, I preciate your input.
Asked by ashrabs - Sun Sep 16 11:46:26 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If it's an auto tranny, the impact wrench is the only way to go besides removing the starter and holding the flywheel there with a bar. If it's a manual tranny, have someone put it in 1st gear and hold the brakes on while you try to loosen the bolt>
Answered by Ron B - Sun Sep 16 12:03:34 2007
How can I remove masonry nails from my concrete wall?
Q. I am removing wall paneling and behind it is a bunch of masonry nails with a very small head. Since they are in my concrete wall and have a small head, I cannot just use regular methods to remove them. How can I remove them so I can still waterproof paint my concrete walls?
Asked by andrewteg - Thu Jan 11 14:37:33 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. These nails are very hard. Sawzalls and hacksaws will probably show you very little relief. Breaking them off will probably prove to be the best and fastest method. Smack them with a hammer as if you were going to bend them over. You may have to do this in two directions. Take care in doing this around any windows or doors as the broken nail may break glass. Also make sure you use Eye protection. The flight path of these small missiles can be very unpredictable. good luck!!!
Answered by william v - Fri Jan 12 05:36:27 2007
Q. I am removing wall paneling and behind it is a bunch of masonry nails with a very small head. Since they are in my concrete wall and have a small head, I cannot just use regular methods to remove them. How can I remove them so I can still waterproof paint my concrete walls?
Asked by andrewteg - Thu Jan 11 14:37:33 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. These nails are very hard. Sawzalls and hacksaws will probably show you very little relief. Breaking them off will probably prove to be the best and fastest method. Smack them with a hammer as if you were going to bend them over. You may have to do this in two directions. Take care in doing this around any windows or doors as the broken nail may break glass. Also make sure you use Eye protection. The flight path of these small missiles can be very unpredictable. good luck!!!
Answered by william v - Fri Jan 12 05:36:27 2007
How do you remove center of the handlebar brakes?
Q. I have a specialized sequoia that has brakes in middle of the handlebars between the stem and the end of the bars. How can i remove them? They are extremely irritating! But i don't want to remove the tape then not be able to put it back on. Can you use the tape after you remove it? Thanks!
Asked by david - Sat Nov 15 16:07:41 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can watch this tutorial to give you an idea how to do it. Start in the center of the bars and unwrap until you get to the brake levers. Remove the in line brakes and replace the brake cables. Use black electrical tape to secure the brake cable, then re wrap the handlebar tape.
Answered by Bob A - Sat Nov 15 19:02:13 2008
Q. I have a specialized sequoia that has brakes in middle of the handlebars between the stem and the end of the bars. How can i remove them? They are extremely irritating! But i don't want to remove the tape then not be able to put it back on. Can you use the tape after you remove it? Thanks!
Asked by david - Sat Nov 15 16:07:41 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can watch this tutorial to give you an idea how to do it. Start in the center of the bars and unwrap until you get to the brake levers. Remove the in line brakes and replace the brake cables. Use black electrical tape to secure the brake cable, then re wrap the handlebar tape.
Answered by Bob A - Sat Nov 15 19:02:13 2008
How do you remove acrylic finger nails yourself?
Q. I have decided to remove my acrylic nails. I've been able to remove all but two and they will not come off! I know that acetone will remove them, but how do you use it? Any advice or info is appreciated!
Asked by Lisbeth - Sat Dec 6 10:01:05 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Acetone will take them off. It basically dissolves them so it will take time. Be careful when you soak them off as your nail gets soggy and if you scrape off the acrylic too much you will start scraping your nail too. You could buy an acrylic nail file, they are more heavy duty, and thin out the acrylic before soaking them off.
Answered by Charli Jessup - Sat Dec 6 10:17:18 2008
Q. I have decided to remove my acrylic nails. I've been able to remove all but two and they will not come off! I know that acetone will remove them, but how do you use it? Any advice or info is appreciated!
Asked by Lisbeth - Sat Dec 6 10:01:05 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Acetone will take them off. It basically dissolves them so it will take time. Be careful when you soak them off as your nail gets soggy and if you scrape off the acrylic too much you will start scraping your nail too. You could buy an acrylic nail file, they are more heavy duty, and thin out the acrylic before soaking them off.
Answered by Charli Jessup - Sat Dec 6 10:17:18 2008
How do you remove ingrown hair altogether?
Q. I've researched on how to do this, but all that comes out is just the usual heating then individual removing then cleansing. I was wondering if there are any procedures offered in salons or spas, like exfoliating? Exactly what will work? I don't have time to remove each ingrown hair one by one, plus there are so many of them. They're specifically in my legs, from epillating (a hair-removing method). I want to know how I can get rid of them all at once.
Asked by red_siren - Sun Jul 26 22:07:50 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. OK I have the answer for this problem once for all. I have done a long research to get rid of this ( my) problem for ever As an Engineer and someone with a full bird, I tested many many ways to resolve this problem. This is how to: 1) Ingrown hairs have been around for the last 50 or so years.. 2) the problem started showing up just after the Shaving creams and after-shave lotions came to the markets 3) What does it have to do with the ingrown hair? Well , it is simple, by using these products, you will make your outer skin nice and soft, at the same time you increase the elasticity of the skin, thus, the hair that you just shaved can t break through the skin, thus starts to coiling up under the skin. To validate my theory, just do… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Mon Jul 27 16:04:52 2009
Q. I've researched on how to do this, but all that comes out is just the usual heating then individual removing then cleansing. I was wondering if there are any procedures offered in salons or spas, like exfoliating? Exactly what will work? I don't have time to remove each ingrown hair one by one, plus there are so many of them. They're specifically in my legs, from epillating (a hair-removing method). I want to know how I can get rid of them all at once.
Asked by red_siren - Sun Jul 26 22:07:50 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. OK I have the answer for this problem once for all. I have done a long research to get rid of this ( my) problem for ever As an Engineer and someone with a full bird, I tested many many ways to resolve this problem. This is how to: 1) Ingrown hairs have been around for the last 50 or so years.. 2) the problem started showing up just after the Shaving creams and after-shave lotions came to the markets 3) What does it have to do with the ingrown hair? Well , it is simple, by using these products, you will make your outer skin nice and soft, at the same time you increase the elasticity of the skin, thus, the hair that you just shaved can t break through the skin, thus starts to coiling up under the skin. To validate my theory, just do… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Mon Jul 27 16:04:52 2009
How can I remove a broken light bulb from the light socket?
Q. I was trying to remove a light bulb and some how the glass portion broke off. Now I can't seem to remove the the part the screws into the socket. Does anyone know how to remove it?
Asked by LovelyTea - Tue Dec 19 21:42:59 2006 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've seen folks do it with a half-potato. Haven't personally tried it, but it looks like it would work. Several times when it has happened to me, I've used a pair of needle-nosed pliers. Turn off the power to the light socket, use the pliers to bend back a section of the light bulb base, then use that as a fulcrum to turn the base and unscrew it.
Answered by Dave_Stark - Tue Dec 19 21:51:35 2006
Q. I was trying to remove a light bulb and some how the glass portion broke off. Now I can't seem to remove the the part the screws into the socket. Does anyone know how to remove it?
Asked by LovelyTea - Tue Dec 19 21:42:59 2006 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I've seen folks do it with a half-potato. Haven't personally tried it, but it looks like it would work. Several times when it has happened to me, I've used a pair of needle-nosed pliers. Turn off the power to the light socket, use the pliers to bend back a section of the light bulb base, then use that as a fulcrum to turn the base and unscrew it.
Answered by Dave_Stark - Tue Dec 19 21:51:35 2006
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