Download software from the original developer whenever possible. Be wary of software that asks for your personal information or tries to install additional programs.  Windows users should be especially cautious of executables (.exe, .msi) from unknown sources. Microsoft uses digital signature for trusted developers and you will be notified if your installer does not have one. Mac OSX 10.8 and later only allow installations from trusted developers by default. You can check this setting in “System Preferences > Security and Privacy”. By default, Android users can only install from the Play Store, but can allow installing from unknown sources in the settings. To check the setting go to “Settings > Security > Unknown Sources”. Make sure the feature is off to prevent accidental installation from potentially harmful .apk files. iOS users can only install from the App Store unless the device is jailbroken. Keeping your browser up to date ensures the latest security fixes are active while you browse the web. Many modern browsers will update themselves in the background as they become available.  Chrome users can go to “Menu > Settings > About” to update. Firefox users can go to “☰ > ? > About Firefox” to update. Safari users can update by opening the Mac App Store and clicking the "Update" tab at the top. Microsoft will now update Internet Explorer/Edge automatically. Those using an OS older than Windows 10 can go to “Control Panel > Windows Update” to download the latest updates for Windows and Internet Explorer. Ads and popups can often lead to websites that contain malicious software. Firefox, Chrome, and Safari all support the installation of third party extensions to block the appearance of most ads. In order to install ad-block software on your mobile device, you will need to root or jailbreak it. Updating your OS ensures that you have the latest security fixes for your device.  Android users can go to “Settings > About > System Updates” to check for the latest software available for the device. Keep in mind that availability of system updates can vary depending on the mobile carrier and age of the device. iOS users can go to “Settings > General > Software Update” to check for the latest software. Older devices may not be compatible with the latest OS updates. Mac OS users can open the “App Store” and select the “Updates” tab. On older versions, or if the App Store is unavailable, you can also go to “Apple Menu > Software Update”. Windows 10 downloads and installs updates automatically (this feature can't be disabled). Users of older versions can go to “Control Panel > Windows Update”.

Summary: Download files only from trusted sources. Make sure your web browser is up to date. Install an ad-block extension. Make sure your operating system is up to date.


Look at the parts you have just removed. You must find the part to replace. The best way to ensure you will fix the leak is to fix all the wearable parts on both hot and cold faucet valves. Take your old parts to a hardware store or home center. Since there are thousands of replacement parts available, bringing your old parts with you will ensure you purchase the correct replacements. In some cases, the parts may need to be purchased from a plumbing supplies distributor. You can replace the washers or the entire stem and bonnet portion of the faucet. Grease each new part with plumber’s grease before screwing it back on. Unscrew the seat washer screw at the back of the seat. Peel off the rubber seat washer. Replace the seat washer screw and the seat washer after greasing them. Screw the seat back into place with the seat wrench. Tighten it with your hand. It should be tightly sealed but easy to remove by hand. Remove the bonnet washer from the end of the bonnet. Grease it and replace it on the bonnet. Remove the packing nut in the middle of the stem bonnet. Pry the rubber-packing washer from the nut with a flat-headed screwdriver. Grease the stem threads on the front of the stem and insert it into the bonnet. Grease your new packing washer and place it in front of the greased packing nut. Apply some pipe joint compound to the threads in your bonnet. Insert the bonnet and tighten it with your bath socket wrench or vice grip. Repeat on the other side to replace parts in the opposite handle. If you spring a new leak, you may want to call a plumber.

Summary: Identify faulty parts. Locate replacement parts. Replace parts inside the stem bonnet first. Replace the seat washer. Replace the bonnet washer. Replace the packing nut. Replace the packing washer. Replace the bonnet. Replace the collar, faucet trim, faucet handle, faucet screw and faucet insert. Turn the water back on and test your repair job.


Overuse of extensions can cause loss of hair due to the pulling and extra weight on the hair strand. Give your hair a break once you take out the extensions.

Summary: Wait a week or two before you apply new extensions.


Usually, if you've been a customer of theirs for some time, they will provide you with an unlock code for free.  This is, by far, the best way to get your phone unlocked. After you connect with your provider follow what they say to unlock. To determine how to remove the SIM card of your particular model, reference your user manual. Enter your PIN number if you are prompted. For newer models, simply insert a new SIM card and enter your unlock code. You can find this by using easily downloaded software. If you have unlocked your device correctly, you will see "SIM restriction off" on your screen. If you are using an older model, proceed to the next step. # PW + unlock code + 7#. Enter the P by tapping the * three times. Enter the W  by tapping the * four times. Enter the + by tapping the * twice. If that code doesn't work, try replacing the "7" in the code with a "1." If you have unlocked your phone correctly, then "SIM restriction off" will appear on your screen.
Summary: Contact your service provider. Turn on your phone with no SIM card inside. Key in the following code: Unlock your Nokia device.