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Written by Claire Tia
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There’s nothing wrong with giving a teenager a car. As long as he or she knows the limitations and the cautions he or she has to follow. One wrong move or choice in a teen’s part could lead to accidents or worse, death.
Cars for teens have so many uses. It can be their means for transportation, their way of exploring new places, gaining new friends or simply just to show to the other kids what they got. It has been said that cars can be a blessing, as well as a curse.
Statistics have shown that every 22 minutes, there is someone who dies from vehicular accidents. A high number of teens ages fifteen to twenty-four are included in this rate. Teen are dying at a very young age and in a death so meaningless. The numbers in the statistics are scary. Teenagers are now involved in alcoholism, substance abuse and driving under the influence of alcohol.
The reason for these happenings can be traced from the want of freedom, the feeling of invincibility, and to Peer Pressure. Because teens want to show off, they think that when they are intoxicated, they are empowered to drive because they are thinking that nothing serious can really happen to them.
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Written by Nick Vassilev
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1. Use vinegar to kill mould and mildew. This is especially good for removing mildew marks from coloured clothes, as the other natural stain removal method for mildew (lemon juice) acts as a bleach and is best kept for whites. Use full strength vinegar.
2. Vinegar can be used in the dishwasher as a rinse aid, as it neutralises the strong alkaline powder used by most dishwashers. Don't add essential oil.
3. To deter flies from the kitchen, boil vinegar on top of the stove with the lid off. Malt vinegar works best, but if members of your household can't stand the smell of malt vinegar, it will deter them from your kitchen as well as the flies.
4. However, white vinegar with a bit of spice mixed into it and gently warmed will put a pleasant and rather refreshing scent into the air. Not sure what else to do with vinegar with spices in it once it's cooled down? Use it for making chutney or pickles.
5. Vinegar contains the sort of acid that is used in very expensive cosmetic toners but costs a mere fraction of the price. Dilute vinegar with water and apply it to your face with cotton wool or a tissue (or a soft cloth that you will wash and re-use) after cleaning your face with soap-and-water or cream, or else add a splash of vinegar to fresh cold water and splash your face with it. Very refreshing and a great way to wake yourself up, as well as getting rid of any soapy residue, but don't get it in your eyes.
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