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y, it lasts for a long time. It is not a common household item, but it can be purchased at any automotive store. Liquid Gel Deodor ant Found in many stores, liquid gel deodorant is easily accessible. However, it is designed to evaporate quickly and will provide good thermal conductivity only until it dries. The longest period for which it will stay moist is one day in an enclosed environm ent, depending on the conditions. Toothpaste Toothpaste is readily available, and most homes have a tube lying around. It cools we oatmeal diet ll. However, its lifespan is short---only approximately 12 hours because it becomes dry and crusty quickly. Lip Balm Lip balm is a nother cheap, easily accessible product. Lip balm is paraffin-based, so when it gets hot, it tends to get runny. It also tends to PurplePixie become solid over time. Therefore, its lifespan used in this application is less than one day. Antiseptic Gel Antiseptic gel is le .
a tube of hair molding clay, it dries slowly and can be a long-term solution up to three days. It is water-based and contains pa raffin wax, so it's not a very good thermal conductor. Aluminum Foil Another common household product, aluminum foil is surprising ly effective and works as well as any of the liquid options. It never dries out, so it lasts indefinitely. Unfortunately, however, it doesn't cool effectively and is very electrically conductive.1 Connect a wireless router to your cable or DSL modem if you don 3d diamond 't have one already. These units are readily available in all electronic stores and some office supply stores. 2 Follow the instru ctions that came with your wireless router. You will need to set up a network name, also called an SSID Service Set Identifier. PurplePixie All of the computers connected to the router, including the laptop, will use this network name.You may need to set up other networ .
s that came with the wireless router. 4 Search for your home network's SSID with your notebook. If your laptop detects the network , it may ask if you would like to connect to it. If this does not happen, you will have to configure your laptop to work with your new network. 5 Go to your laptop's control panel. You can do this in Microsoft Windows XP by clicking on My Computer and then c licking on Control Panel. From there, double-click on the Network Setup Wizard icon. Follow the instructions in the wizard. If different fonts you are prompted to enter an SSID, use the network name you used when you set up your wireless router. 6 Restart your laptop. If you are still not connected to your network and you are using Windows XP, look at the bottom right corner of your laptop's screen. PurplePixie You should see a network icon. You can find it by using your mouse and hovering the cursor over the icons. Click on the network i .
