A small hoop or a lightweight chain are good options. You can even create your own belly-button jewelry designs using simple materials such as straight pins, beads, wire cutters and pliers. If the earring has a hook, either snip it with wire cutters or use needle-nosed pliers to open that link or loop attached to the hook and pull it apart from the rest of the earring. Using a straight pin with a beaded head, slide small beads onto the pin in a custom pattern.  Slide the beads over the pin in whatever arrangement you like. Remember, the pin head will be the bottom of the jewelry, so the beads should be small enough they don't slide over it. Don't make the pin arrangement longer than what you'd like dangling from your navel. Using needle-nosed pliers, bend the remainder of the pin so it forms a 90-degree angle. Clip the sharp end of the pin so that only about 1 centimeter of bare wire remains. Bend the remaining wire into a small loop using needle-nosed pliers. The loop will be the top of the belly-button ring. The best adhesives to use are spirit gum, nail glue, eyelash glue or body glue. You will find it helpful to add glue to both the jewelry and your skin, then stick them together. To give the fake belly-button piercing a more realistic appearance, add a jewel about an inch above your navel. If you don't have a sticker, you can use wire cutters to snip off the post from a rhinestone earring (as long as it has a flat back) and glue the jewel to your skin. While the size of the rhinestone is based on your personal preference, choosing a jewel the same size or smaller than the pin head you chose will look most realistic. Be sure you don't move around or touch the pieces for several minutes. It's also helpful to lay down flat while the glue dries.

Summary: Find a lightweight dangling earring. Remove the post from existing jewelry by snipping it with wire cutters. Create your own beaded jewelry by sliding beads onto a pin. Attach the earring to the top side of your navel. Place a rhinestone sticker above the earring. Allow the adhesive to dry.


Open a web browser of your choice and enter the address for the website you would like to link to in the address bar or search for the website name or article title using a search engine, such as Google.  Click the web page when you see it in the search results. The web address is in the address bar at the top of the page.  Use the following steps to copy the web address to your clipboard.  Click the address in the address bar to highlight it. Right-click the highlighted web address. Click Copy in the menu. This could be an HTML document on your web server or local hard drive.  It could also be a bulletin board or blog post that allows HTML. On bulletin boards and blogs, you may need to click the "HTML" button above the field you enter your text to switch to HTML mode. A hyperlink can go at the end of the text or it can be inserted in the middle of a sentence as a reference. This is the first part of your opening tag for hyperlinks in HTML. Type a quotation mark and then right-click and click Paste to paste the web address you copied.  The add another quotation mark at the end of the URL. This closes the opening tag of the HTML code.  So far, your HTML tag should look something like this:<a href="http://www.example1.net">. This closes the hyperlink HTML tag.  The entire hyperlink tag should look something like this:<a href="http://www.example1.net">Click Here</a> To save your HTML document, click File and then click Save.  You can preview your HTML documents in a web browser. Enter the address for the HTML document in the address bar of your web browser, or right-click the HTML document, select Open With and select a web browser to open it in.

Summary: Navigate to a web page that you would like to link to. Copy the web address. Navigate to your HTML code. Click where you want your hyperlink to go. Type <a href= on the line. Paste the URL address in quotations (" "). Type > after the last quotation mark. Type </a> after the display text. Save your HTML document.


Keep yourself safe by not touching mold with your bare hands. If you are using vinegar or Borax to clean the mold, regular household rubber gloves are fine. However, if you are working with bleach, choose natural rubber or PVC gloves instead. Take the gloves off as soon as you are finished cleaning so that the spores don’t spread throughout your home. It’s best to wear old clothes that you don’t mind getting stained or damaged by the cleaning solutions and hot water wash cycle. Always use hot water to wash your clothes with immediately after you have finished cleaning so that the spores trapped in the fabric are killed and don’t spread. It’s especially important that you wear old clothes if you are using bleach. This is because bleach can remove the color from fabrics. Open as many windows are possible and turn on the bathroom fan if there is one. This helps to prevent you inhaling the mold spores and any toxic fumes that may be released by the cleaning solutions. You can also bring a portable fan into the bathroom if you have one.
Summary: Use rubber gloves whenever you are working with mold. Wear old clothes and wash them in hot water after cleaning mold. Keep the bathroom ventilated while you are cleaning.