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How can I remove the glued-on dealer emblem that was placed on my new car? It's quite large, about 2" by 2".

My goal when doing this is to never touch the paint with anything harder than it is. I’m the guy who acts like he’s playing Operation if he has to actually use a key to open a car door, so take it for what it’s worth.First clean the area around the emblem so there’s no dust or dirt on the surface. After putting on some reasonably heavy gloves wrap the ends of a length of fishing line (8 - 10 pound test) around four fingers on each hand, creating a garrotte. Slip it under the emblem on one end, on the side away from the paint, and work it across with a sawing motion pulling lightly against the emblem so you don’t wind up rubbing against the paint. When you get to the other end the emblem will be separated from the adhesive and you can just pull it off, but the adhesive is still on the car.Now you break out the adhesive remover. Soak the adhesive with it, let it soak for a few minutes, and rub off as much as you can with a microfiber towel. Repeat until all of the adhesive is gone. There shouldn’t be any scratches, so now you can wash the car and seal it.If you’re talking about a vinyl sticker and not a plastic or metal emblem, just douse the hell out of it with adhesive remover and rub with microfiber. It may take a few applications but sooner or later the remover gets under the edges of the sticker and it will start to come off. You can help it along by grabbing and pulling as it comes up.

My husband is trying to blame me for the uneven number of socks that seem to happen every few times I do laundry. What's with this?

This same situation happened to me with my third and my fifth husbands. Darn socks weren’t the cause of the divorces, but they certainly didn’t help.No one has really darned socks since this lady who is asking the question, who is cursing them roundly for being the indirect cause of her marital strife; or perhaps since the Civil War, when Marmee toiled faithfully darning a basket of them before leaving for the front to nurse her hubby back to health.As for my troubled third spouse, he was a mighty decent fellow; a man who liked to take from the rich and give to the poor, but he soon found himself ankle deep in trouble.He’d knock well-to-do gentlemen to the ground and yank a shoe and one of their socks off their feet, but before he could get their second shoe and sock off, the poor sartorially shod unfortunate would scramble up and run away, as if he’d seen a crazy person.I declare, people are so jumpy, anymore.There’d stand Mr. Wolf the Third, one sock dangling from the end of his finger. He didn’t care for men who wore socks anyway. He himself wore tights ALL the time, which is the real reason that marriage didn’t last.The embarrassment of those tights and curly shoes in public. I’m normally very open-minded, but you could see the Twins and their Dad whenever he strolled the streets. Tch.The fifth Mr. Wolf was not much for compassion, committed to capitalism and courting as he was.After we married, I’d notice things going missing. Nothing big, just items like forks and ties. Then he started losing socks and he’d blame it on me, same as your hubby does you. I knew something was afoot. I could have sworn I’d never see a pair of them at one time, in the same room, as if they were deliberately avoiding each other.Come to find out he’d been creeping around, keeping company with another woman. She was missing a foot, being a mannequin herself, so he’d remove one of his own socks in a show of support, so to speak.That one sock was regularly left behind in her house, crumpled on the floor by her bed, where’d the two had been in flagrante delic-toe.I don’t mean to suggest that your hubby is either, a) Robbing innocent victims of their footwear; or, b) Cheating on you with an unbalanced woman.However, you should read these other answers and take their advice about how to jam your husband’s toe wear in a mesh bag, tie them together in a knot, or let him do his own darn laundry before he gets a sock where it counts.

Why do I get my allergy symptoms at night?

You may be allergic to dust mites. Dust mites collect in warm places with some moisture. They feed on dead skin cells. Your bed and your sheets may have tons of dust mites. You can come,ets,y exterminate these critters, but you can control them.The way to control them is to vacuum, dust, and wash your beddings. Wash your beddings frequently. Another interesting thing is not to make your bed when you get up. When we sleep we retain warmth and moisture under the covers. This makes the environment suitable for dust mites. So, stop making your bed. Also, you could try airing out your comforters.Sometimes vacuuming isn't enough. What I use to control dust mites is a diluted solution of vinegar, water, and drops of Lavendar essential oils. I mix 1 part vinegar to 3 parts water in a spray bottle and I add about 10 drops of essential oil for every 400 mls total volume.I spray a light film over my beddings, my mattress, my pillows and let it air dry.If you have pets it also helps to spray them lightly with the solution taking care not to get it in their ears, nose, and mouth. This also helps keep fleas away.