How do you keep clean urine warm for a drug test?
You can totally pass a drug screening with someone else's pee. I was getting away with it for months at the methadone clinic. I eventually got caught but it is definitely possible.I had a homie going to the clinic with me that was on probation so he had to remain clean from everything so I had the hook up on clean methadone pee. The reason for this was so I could get status as they call it and not have to show up to dose everyday and get longer take homes.Anyways I'd have my friend pee in a soda bottle and I would keep the lid super tight and store it in the fridge, and it would last week's sometimes. It all depends on how hydrated the person you're getting the pee from or what they have been drinking. The darker the piss, the quicker it'll go bad.Anyways only put a sample size amount in a container that has a good tight lid, like something a little bigger than a 5hr energy container, Monster Energy Shot drink container worked best for me. Wrap hand warmers around it with rubber bands and stuff it in your underwear.I did this every day, being how the UA's were random I had too. This whole plan was working and I was gaining status. The days I didn't have to UA I took of the handwarmers as soon as I could and went straight home and put it back in the fridge. Saving it for the next day.The sample that's been repeatedly reheated will go bad quicker than what's been stored in the fridge the whole time. It's probably best to switch a good light yellow piss out once a week.With it being in the fridge, it's harder to get it warmed up with how much colder it is. I would set the bottle I was taking to the clinic on my heater in my car or in my house before I left and tried to get it as close to about 108° or so as I could. You want it hotter than what it should be at first because it will lose some heat on your way to your UA. Your sample that you give to them should not be over 100°. That's how I evently got caught so just becareful.I got kicked out of the methadone clinic and was sick for months, literally. It was rough but I was one UA away from getting a longer take home status and I messed up. Learn from my mistake. Get a temp gun for like $10 and know for sure and take it with you if you can, it could save you.
Bleach and fake nails?
I work at a place where we constantly have to keep everything clean, and we use bleach water with rags to wash things down...if i get acrylic nails, and i am using the bleach and water, will it make them fall off, or ruin the shine or white tips? its not like my hands are constantly soaked in the water, but i have to reach in the water and get the towel obviously...i just dont want to spend 30 dollars getting my nails done and then have them ruined.
What are some easy tips for keeping your house tidy?
List time!Get rid of anything you haven’t used in a year. That could include a refrigerator, a boat.Eliminate paper clutter; cancel magazine and newspaper subscriptions, get paperless billing. Get exempted from any junk mail deliveries you can. Put a recycling bin near the mailbox, and throw junk mail into it unopened. Ditto catalogs.Follow the one-in, one-out rule. If you buy, e.g., a new pair of shoes, or a new cooking pot, get rid of an old one.Hang clocks, pictures and other art on the wall, don’t stand them on surfaces.Eliminate excessive back-up supplies of things. You don’t need more than 5 of the same thing, like lightbulbs, salt shakers, pairs of black dress shoes. Don’t make collecting things into your main hobby.Don’t buy consumables in huge bulk quantities. You don’t need a dozen bottles of spray cleaner at once. Or 48 rolls of paper towel. Sure, you save $1. But you lose floor space, which I bet is costing you much more than $1.Set aside 15 minutes a day, could be after dinner, and clean one room like your in-laws are on the way over. Pick up, put away, run a duster over surfaces, vacuum. Go fast, work up a sweat! Set a timer.Make your bed, and clean your kitchen sink, every day.When taking towels out of the kitchen or bathrooms to wash, wipe down the counters, mirrors and faucets with the dirty towels. Dampen them slightly, if they are not already damp. This will keep those rooms looking acceptable for longer.Put a hanging rod or rack near your laundry machines. Hang things on hangers to dry, or straight out of the dryer. Then put them away. Don’t leave laundry lying about as ‘work in progress’.
Why should I bother cleaning my room?
Go ahead. Call me an immature teen, but I never quite understood the obsession. As long as nasty stuff like dirty clothes and food/dishes are where they belong, I honestly don't really see the point in cleaning. I don't invite people over anyway, and I think "clean" ends up looking creepy and fake. I don't wear shoes inside the house anyway, and my floor isn't completely covered with stuff anyways, so it can be swept and mopped when needed. Otherwise, I just don't understand why. I have the rest of my life to be a miserable adult with a 9 to 5 why can't I kick back and sit in my room as-is? It's not like it smells. Plus, with everything out, I actually find things faster since I don't have to remember what drawer it is stuck in. (which is really inconvenient since I have an unusually bad memory). I don't see any reasoning that goes beyond, "I say so." I'll wash the dishes and feed the pets and all that jazz, but I don't think my room really needs it. It's not like roaches abound.
How can I get the ghost out of my house in Sims 3?
If you cant find the urn or grave "which is odd" it may be the location you built as you said. Try hiring and Exorcist. To hire an exorcist on The Sims 3 simply have your Sim get on the phone. Go to "services" and then "call exorcist". Where did you build it like too try it out XD ~Hope i helped~
Reptile cage plants etc.?
Go with the 50 gallon tank; a general rule of thumb for small lizards, like green anoles and house geckos, is at least 10 gallons per lizard. Obviously more space would be beneficial. You will need a UVB light and a basking heat source; these will be two separate bulbs, unless you decide to use a MVB (mercury vapor bulb) which is the only reptile use bulb that will emit heat and UVB from one bulb. Long tube UVB bulbs are better than coiled/compact, as they tend to last longer between manufacturer recommended replacements (UVB bulbs need to be replaced long before they burn out as they stop producing UVB before they stop producing visible light), and they allow for better viewing of the reptiles as they provide more visible light over a longer/larger space. A 5.0 strength UVB bulb would be recommended, like this one: http://lllreptile.com/store/catalog/rept... The basking temp should be in the upper 80's - 90 F and should be situated to one side of the enclosure in order to create a good temperature gradient (warmest on one side and progressively cooler on the other; ideal of keeping most any reptile species.) Get a temp gauge; you should not be guessing the temps in the enclosure. The humidity will need to be kept at a moderate level, around 60 - 70%. These are tropical reptiles you plan to keep and as such require tropical humidity levels maintained at all times. This can be a pain if you live in a more arid environment, like most of the US. Again, get a hygrometer and know your humidity levels, do not guess. Real plants can help to maintain higher humidity, naturally, but they will also be more work to maintain than fake plants will be. Here's a an article about terrarium plants and reptiles that should prove useful: http://www.reptilechannel.com/kid-corner... If you choose to use fake for ease of maintenance, you can invest in a automatic mister or fogger system to help maintain higher humidity; I would also invest in a regulator/controller for the system; these will kick the system on and off and maintain the humidity level you set for the terrarium. Here's a good place to read about green anoles (house gecko care will be very similar): http://herp-info.webs.com/greenanole.htm
Is it okay to have my parents make a legal contract for me to live at their house and then collect BAH?
Thanks to all who have answered. I got the information that I needed. Though, I am not technically paying rent, I do put in work around the house by keeping the house clean, cook dinner for my parents when they work late and buy my own groceries (I have my own section of the house with small kitchen saved for a guests living area). Hell yeah I can't wait to move away from here but I don't want to worry about my belongings either... not to mention I have pets that need to get used to living here while I am away.
How can you keep a dog from peeing on a christmas tree???
just put all the presents under it.....he won't be able to get to the tree and he won't feel comfortable urinating. i'll assume that you live in an apartment on an upper floor and that you can't simply open the door and let him pee when he's dancing.