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Solutions to your packing dilemma! Answers for the three most frequently asked questions about what to bring to Turkey.
What can I / should I wear?
When it comes to dress codes for women, it changes depending on your destination. In Istanbul, you will see a lot of shorts, small tops, and short skirts in the tourist areas and fashionable districts of Taksim and Sisli. Along the coast it is fine for women to wear shorts in the more popular tourist areas; and there is freedom on beaches.
In Istanbul, Turkish women are very stylish. If you get to Turkey and you feel you've packed badly, you can pick up something new at Topshop, Mango, Levis or Zara or at one of the many Turkish clothing stores, (like Mavi Jeans).
In the more conservative areas of Istanbul, (Eyup, Eminonu, Aksaray) shorts and little tops will attract stares, unwanted attention from men and maybe even some comments. In central Anatolia, (Cappadocia, Konya, Safranbolu and even Ankara), skimpy clothing is offensive to many local people, particularly the older generation, and it will be frowned upon. For the conservative areas think light cotton dresses and skirts that fall below the knee, baggy cotton pants and t-shirts with short sleeves. (Short sleeves are ok, sleeveless will draw stares!)
A scarf for covering your head when visiting mosques is advised. All sorts of cool and colourful scarves are sold cheaply in the streets and bazaars of Istanbul, so buy one when you get here! (You only have to wear it when you enter a mosque and you can wear it at home once winter comes!)
A light scarf is also a good idea for evenings when it can get chilly (even in summer), in Istanbul and Cappadocia.
Comfortable walking shoes are highly recommended since almost all itineraries include numerous trips to ancient sites.
Men's clothing is less subject to scrutiny. It's recommended, however, that you take a mix of cotton pants and shorts as even men will feel uncomfortable in shorts in some areas. When visiting a mosque, both men and women must cover their limbs.
What's the best way to carry my money?
Money is safest carried in the form of traveler's cheques; however, these are very difficult to change in Turkey. With plenty of ATM's across the country more and more people are bringing a combination of cash and credit cards.
ATMs will allow you to access cash (in local currency) from your credit card and possibly from your savings account if it's linked to Maestro or Cirrus or Visa Plus network. Withdrawn money or the purchase amount will be converted precisely at official rates.
If you are bringing cash, then the best currencies are US Dollars or Euros. Be aware that most insurance policies won't cover for loss or theft of cash. Credit cards are useful for large purchases but they won't be accepted in small restaurants, mini markets, local transport or taxis.
Is my hairdryer/lap top/shaver going to work in Turkey?
Electricity in Turkey is 220 volt, 50-60 cycle. If you intend to bring any electrical equipment, an adapter that converts electricity from 220V to 110V is suggested. Two pin plugs are used throughout Turkey.
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An Eczema Natural Cure Will Bring Short Sleeves Back In Your Life
If you have eczema, you'll understand the phrase, "Eczema made me dread summer." I suffered from eczema and can't tell you how many summers I spent in long sleeved shirts so others didn't see the horrible red sores on my arms. I couldn't hide it all because it would peak through the bottom of the sleeves and make people queasy if they shook my hand. I'm sure most of them ran for their bottle of hand sanitizer immediately. I almost felt like yelling "unclean" as I walked through areas, as the lepers did in antiquity.
I tried almost every medical doctor for a cure, every prescription possible and many home remedies and the only thing that went away was my money and hope. Some of the medications and treatments made me sicker and even irritated my skin more. Some of those cure were so bad even I couldn't stand the smell or the appearance. It seemed there was no hope for me and I was destined to live cloaked in long sleeves for the rest of my life. That is, until I found a natural eczema cure that worked.
The big problem with almost all of the eczema medicines is that they try to treat the symptoms and not the root cause of the problem. If you don't get rid of the root cause of the eczema you are just aggravating the condition and making things worse. I'm sure you have been there, you get your hope up try a new medication and the next day things are worse, that's devastating. Of course, your doctor tells you to give it time, but it never improves.
Reading an article one day I came across a natural cure for eczema. I was skeptical but decided that I would make one more attempt at curing my problem. The price was far more reasonable than most of the cures and according to the article, was the only expense, aside from some inexpensive items normally found in the home, that I'd have. After spending thousands on prescriptions, this natural cure was surly worth a try.
The premise of the natural cure is that eczema comes from three things. The main culprit is an immune system that is extremely overactive and sensitive. The next two are high toxicity in the body and extremely low amounts of an essential amino acid. The article said that if I took care of the conditions the eczema would go away. I decided to try it.
It didn't take long, once I started the program, to see results. I didn't have to be patient and wait several weeks; in just a few days You could see the difference. First, the horrible itching ceased and then I proceeded with the other two steps and within days, the eczema lost the bright red glow and began to heal.
Like many other people today, I'm more and more aware of the way we poison our bodies with so-called treatments only to create new problems far more lethal than the eczema. That is one of the main reasons that I like about the natural eczema cure. it's easy on the body, attacks the root causes of the problem and make you healthier.
The eczema natural cure brings new meaning to the old song "Summer time and the livin' is easy". With the eczema cleared, I find that I actually want to go more places and meet more people. Now that eczema is not a problem, life's great and having fun. I guess I'm making up for the lost time.
I even feel better after making those simple changes recommended. The eczema had effected more than just my arms and hands; it was my whole body. The effects of this natural cure are remarkable. No wonder drug companies and doctors try to keep it a secret; it doesn't cost a lot of money and doesn't require you to keep coming back for more medication.
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Red Polo Shirt with long short sleeves. How can I make the sleeves shorter.?
I have a red polo shirt that fits except the sleeves are kinda long for me... is there anyway that i can make the sleeves shorter?
You can fold them up, or hem them (taking out the stitching, cutting excess and sewing it higher). The latter can be done at any tailor's 
Does that help?
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