How can I burn Incense in my dorm room without it setting off the fire alarm or getting caught? ?
I really love the smell of incense, but I live in a dorm room, and there is a smoke detector in the room, I fear that if I burn incense, the smoke will trip the alarm. It is also not allowed in the dorm because of fire hazards, but my incense burner is a water bowl with a pole for the incense, specifically made so that your incense wont burn the house down. So that isn't an issue. Any Ideas?
How do you clean your flat engine?
Some of u not get tell me why don't I go on YouTube and all that, but the thing is, there are billions of videos taht show me how to do it!!! Some say u don't have to protect your cars electronic equipment some say you do. Like wtf. Do I EVEN HAVE to cover them?
Who do I complain about false fire alarms in my apartment building to?
Yes, this is an annoying and potentially dangerous situation. Since you say you live in an apartment building, I am going to assume that you are a tenant and not the owner of a condo. I know this sound obvious but, if you are a tenant I would start by complaining to your landlord or property manager. It is after all, their responsibility to keep the building running smoothly. They can tell you if the fire alarm keeps going off because some prankster keeps pulling it or if it is a technical difficulty with the system. Either way you might be able to negotiate a discount on your rent because the frequent fire alarms are interfering with quiet enjoyment of your rental unit.
Why do I keep dreaming of my old house?
A house is where you live, it is where you grew up and developed your thoughts and ideals. The old house, I’m assuming, is your childhood house or it could also be a where you once made a lot of memories.A house in your dreams represents your inner being, your soul, and your self. Since attics are on the top of a house they represent your brain—your intellect, while basements are usually underground where somethings are hid they may represent your subconscious. As Sigmund Freud puts it, the bottom-hidden-from-the-surface part of the iceberg is your unconscious.Image source: Unconscious MindYour past or childhood bedroom might represent the time where you were once very relaxed and unwary of the intricacies of life. Seeing your old bedroom may mean that you are regressing to the time you were once so relaxed. Perhaps your current life is stressing you so much.Your kitchen is where we cook food, seeing the kitchen might mean a regression to the time where you are still eating the food you eat which was cooked on that kitchen. You might be eating unhealthily today?Other parts of the house would have their own meaning according to you, it will depend on what kind of memory you have on that particular area of the house. It is just that dreaming of the things you once were or had or own is a form of regression, unconsciously you want to experience these things or emotions again.Perhaps you are too stressed on your current life? or you want your old house better than where you are now? or you just miss old memories which had happened in that old house?The answer still depends on you, and how you would connect it to your waking life, past or present or might be future.
If i tried to iron paper will it set on fire?
They should be perfectly OK. Don't use high heat or steam.
Can an iron catch fire when facing up if one forgets to unplug it?
The iron itself won't set on fire, but an older iron could, in theory, set an ironing board or adjacent items of clothing on fire if it is left turned on and plugged in. An iron built for consumers in the last few years, however, will most likely have an auto shut-off switch that turns an iron off before it can do any damage. Even if it is plugged in, it shouldn't cause any damage as long as the power switch is in the Off position. Unplugging it is generally just an extra precaution, albeit a smart one.