1 Eat no more than 20 grams a day of Net Carbs, 12 to 15 grams of them as foundation vegetables. 2  This means you can eat approximately six loosely packed cups of salad and two cups of cooked vegetables per day.3  Remember, carb counts of various vegetables vary, so be sure to check them by using our Carb counter. Eat no more than 20 grams a day of Net Carbs, 12 to 15 grams of them as foundation vegetables. 2  This means you can eat approximately six loosely packed cups of salad and two cups of cooked vegetables per day. 3  Remember, carb counts of various vegetables vary, so be sure to check them by using our Carb counter.
Don't use tape or twine, as it may girdle the tree. In April, remove the wrap so insects or diseases aren't tempted to move in. An easy way to remember... wrap by Thanksgiving and unwrap by Easter. For information on the care and maintenance of trees, visit the eXtension website: Trees and Shrubs.
Spread the baking soda paste onto a bandage, then apply the bandage to the affected area. 4. After 24 hours, remove the bandage. The splinter may be sticking out of the skin.If it's visible, pick it off with tweezers, and rinse the skin gently. If the splinter is sticking out but not visible, this may wash it away without further complications. 1  Repeat the method with new paste and another bandage every 24 hours until the splinter is gone.art 2 of 2: Baking soda removal. 1. See How to Remove a Splinter for a description of other methods you may want to try first. The baking soda method described here is best for tiny, invisible splinters, or deeply-embedded ones. The baking soda paste will cause the skin to swell and push the splinter out.