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How to clean your dog's ears 
Inspect the general condition of your dog's ears. 
Have your dog sit or stand near you so you can see easily in its ears. If all you see is dirt or normal earwax you can begin cleaning your dog's ears.
OPTIONS:
- Examine the inner layers of the ear, from the inside out. If the ear canals do not open, your dog is likely suffering from a twitching and bumpy ear canal.
- If the ear wax is matted, you can try to remove it. Untape your dog's whiskers at one side of the ear and then gently take off the top layer and shake the ear down so dirt and any excess earwax is removed.
- Look for any drainage of fluid from the ear (clear or gray/brown), thick waxy material, or any scratches, scabs or wounds. If you see any of these signs do not clean the ear and contact your dog's veterinarian for advice.
- Your dog will be able to easily detect wear and tear caused by rodent bites due to the outer coating of their ears and teeth. If your dog's ears feel dirty, wear soft cloth or underwear during the cleaning process.
A: Look for any drainage of fluid from the ear (clear or gray/brown), thick waxy material, or any scratches, scabs or wounds. If you see any of these signs do not clean the ear and contact your dog's veterinarian for advice.


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A woman is talking standing in front of a bunch of windows. The woman holds up a bottle of cleaner and some paper towels while still talking. the woman
OPTIONS:
- folds some paper on the floor and sticks it under a faucet.
- then places the paper towels on a counter then clean a stove, and another sink.
- then opens the window panes and cleans them with the paper towels.
- uses the paper towels to clean away several windows.
A: then opens the window panes and cleans them with the paper towels.


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How to control aphids 
Spray the plants with a strong stream of water. 
Use a hose to spray the plants affected by aphids with cold water-this should knock the aphids right off. A hard rainstorm can also wash the aphids off of the plant.
OPTIONS:
- If the aphids just started to attack the plants you live in, walk to the nearest home improvement store and ask if they use sprinklers. Try to spray the plant once a day.
- Observe where the aphids have found their way into your home. Aphids are small and dark in colour.
- Be careful and close your plastic sprinklers as water may not wash them off easily. Cut off, or nip, aphids.
- While you want there to be water pressure, make sure you don't damage the plants by setting the pressure too high. Repeat as needed to remove aphids when they crop up.
A: While you want there to be water pressure, make sure you don't damage the plants by setting the pressure too high. Repeat as needed to remove aphids when they crop up.


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How to treat mild hypothermia 
Check the person's body temperature. 
If you have quick access to a thermometer, you can check the person's temperature. The typical body temperature usually sits around 98 ° f (36.7 ° c).
OPTIONS:
- Mild hypothermia can manifest with a body temperature of 96-97.5 ° f (35.6-35.4 ° c). If it's lower than this, the hypothermia may be severe and you should seek medical help.
- If you do not have access to a thermometer, call the national suicide prevention lifeline at 1-800-273-8255. The person should generally have a body temperature close to this temperature, below 101 ° f (49.4 ° c).
- This temperature regulates the amount of blood in the urine, which in turn helps to prevent it from reaching your liver. The person who has cold symptoms will be about as cold as you are.
- If you are traveling with someone suffering from mild hypothermia, it might be too cold. Try calling emergency services if you notice a change in temperature.
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Mild hypothermia can manifest with a body temperature of 96-97.5 ° f (35.6-35.4 ° c). If it's lower than this, the hypothermia may be severe and you should seek medical help.