How old do you have to be to use no!no!?
You don't have to be a certain age to buy it. But just a note on these at-home devices, their technology is not nearly as strong as the clinics so they take a lot of time and dedication. Many people try these at-home systems a couple time and give up because they don't see instant results and claim that they don't work. Like regular laser hair removal treatments, several treatments are required in order for it to work because hair is always growing in different cycles so you can imagine how much you'd have to do it with the at-home ones. Many of them do work, they just need to be used a LOT over the course of several months in order to see results. Just make sure to fully read the instructions so you know how much and how often you need to do it for it to work. Good luck!
Hamster no longer uses wheel?
The very first day I got my hamster he went crazy on his wheel for hours and hours, he even slumped out on the sawdust panting and out of breath at one point...... fast forward two years, and he never used it again. Not ever. Some hamsters like wheels, some loose interest fast. I like to think that me and you have the clever hamster that realise they are not actually going anywhere very fast and have decided not to bother!! Harrry loves his exercise ball too, and gets very grumpy when he gets put back in his cage. Its a personal like or dislike. Wheels are placed in hamster cages becuase in the wild hamsters will run up to 8 miles a night in search of food, so a wheel is there to provide this exercise, but not all hamsters like to use them. As long as your hamster is taken out of her cage and uses her hamster ball, she is getting plenty of exercise.
What does "no más" mean in Spanish? How is this phrase used?
I literaly means no more.But as a phrase, it is used in Mexico to express that something happen, or will happen very soon.Example:No mas me cambie la ropa, salimos.As soon as I change my clothes, we will go out.And also, it can be use in a similar way as you use the word just in English. It is easier to explain with examples:No mas tantito.Just a little bit.No mas vengase compadre. Lo estamos esperando.Just come here bro. We are waiting you.No mas un traguito para entrar en calor.Just a little zip to heat the body.Yo no mas hice lo que me mandaron.I just did what was ordered.You can also use no mas as nothing more, but that is just a common use. In some cases, you may use Nada mas instead.
Why do people use "There is no…" more than "There isn't…"?
Isn't is short for “is not” so it wouldn't make sense.There is not more than….you'se using is “not”as something currently happening. It's an action.There is no more than… means there's only a certain amount of something of whatever subject is at hand.It us super confusing with grammar because it also guess by the context of the subject being discussed
How do you Use Singer Sew no more stitchless sewing?
No instructions on the bottle? I have not used this particular product and I would suggest you test on a scrap so you can judge how much to use so it does not soak through the fabric and leave a stain. I like to puddle a bit of glue on a piece of foil and use a toothpick to apply. Let the glue dry completly before handling the item that has been glued.
Can men use the No!No! hair removal for facial hair?
Facial hair on men? Just shave it. That's the most normal thing to do. If it's too good, there's gotta be a catch. Sounds like another propaganda money making device. It is a billion dollar business, btw. Do you know how much hair you got? That will cost a lot of money!!!! Lasers work best on people with pale skin and dark hair (like me!), but these days there are even options for women with dark skin and light hair. Keep in mind dark skin may require 2-3 more sessions. It's impossible to predict how successful lasers will work on everyone. Results depend on the quality of the laser, the type of hair you have and the number of procedures you have done. Never trust a company that guarantees hair removal. I suggest you try to a consultation in person before you sign up. Laser hair removal isn't cheap (about $200-$500 a session depending on where you live and the areas being treated. Again, it takes about 6 sessions to get rid of 70% of hair permanently. Touch-ups are always an option at about $100-$150 a session. Glamour magazine ex-editor ended up scarred for life. For this very reason, you want to skip the discount places and get treated by a trained technician at an established medical facility. These places do NOT offer discounts.
Why is toddler’s first most used word ‘NO’?
Babies are born into a huge wide world where they have to learn everything, not just language. They learn fairly quickly that language is the tool they need most to communicate with other people, but language is as huge as the whole of the rest of the things they need to learn. Babies are pragmatic. They first learn how to cry in different patterns so that people take care of them.Babies are also smart. By the time they have got to toddler age, they realise that language is a big thing and that if they are going to get what they want, they need to learn a few key words. The most effective of these is “No”. If they indicate a need and an adult presents different alternatives, it is easier to get to where you want to go by saying “No” until the right alternative comes up. If an adult tells you what to do and you don’t agree with it but can’t say why, saying “No” still expresses that you have a mind of your own. You might not get your own way, but at least you have made your point (whatever it is).“No” is a very useful, if not the most useful word for toddlers.
What is the difference between "no more used" and "no longer used"?
For the sense "not used anymore", one could say "It is used no more". ngrams for no longer used,used no more,not used any more,not used anymore,not used any longer [listed in descending order of frequency and shown in first figure below] shows that usage of no longer used has increased substantially in the last 200 years or so. Looking closer at ngrams for the latter four terms [as in second figure] shows used no more still ahead of the other three; and in the last 15 years, not used anymore has overtaken not used any more.Looking at book links from the second ngrams, one will see frequent usage in the 1800's of no more used, in just the way that you suggest seems wrong. Most of the more-recent instances of the phrase in the links are artifactual (e.g.: "...if there are no more used memory blocks..."). Part of the problem with "it is no more used" as you have it above is that it may lead one to expect a comparison that is not forthcoming. Given a comparison, there's no grammatical problem, although phrasing remains clumsy. Example: "Brand B is no more used than is brand A
Can I use "No More Nails" to install quarter-round between baseboards and hardwood floor?
I've painted the quarter round already and want to install it to finish off my dining room. I have oak hardwood floors and I am doing this myself, with no knowledge or possession of a nail gun, so I am wondering if I can do this with "No More Nails" instead. It seems so much easier to glue them on. I don't want to screw things up if the glue is going to damage the floors, but the advertising on the No More Nails product says it is designed for such usage as trimwork.