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2. How to Clean Glasses Properly, and What Not to Do - Healthline

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   Instructions: Wash your hands thoroughly so you’re not transferring germs from your hands to your glasses. Run warm water over your glasses to get rid of dust or other things that might scratch ...

3. Homemade Bubble Bath: The Perfect Suds for Your Soak - Healthline

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   water. soap. glycerin or coconut oil. You’ll need the approximate measurements below for one bath: 1/4 cup warm, distilled water. 1/2 cup liquid soap. 1/4 cup glycerin or coconut oil. Simply mix ...

4. Homemade Enema: Remedies to Relieve Constipation at Home

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   Lie down and raise your knees to the level of your chest. Gently and slowly insert the tube into your rectum, relaxing your muscles and allowing your anus to push out so that it enters more easily ...

5. Contact Lens Basics for First-Time Users - WebMD

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   Wash your hands with soap and dry them. Use the middle finger of your non-dominant hand to hold open your upper eyelid. Use the middle finger of your dominant hand to hold open your lower eyelid ...

6. Eyewash Solutions: What You Need to Know - WebMD

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   With a nozzle applicator: Lean back and open your eyes wide. Squeeze the bottle to add the solution. Don’t let the dropper touch your eye’s surface. Flush your eyes as much as you need to ...

7. DIY Soap: How to Make Homemade Soap - WebMD

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   Pour the soap mixture into molds and let it sit in a well-ventilated space for two to four days or until hardened. With rubber gloves, you can remove them from the mold and trim them into your ...

8. How to Make Hand Sanitizer: A Step-by-Step Guide - Healthline

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   Wet your hands first, then turn the water off, and lather your hands with soap. Rub your hands together with the soap for at least 20 seconds. Make sure to scrub the back of your hands, between ...

9. How to Use Eyelid Scrubs - WebMD

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   Here’s how to do it: Wash your hands well. Moisten a clean washcloth with warm water. Test the temperature against your wrist. It should feel warm but not hot. Place the washcloth on your ...