The riddle of holding a lantern festival

The riddle is as follows, and the answer is at the end of each line:

It has a head but no tail, horns and a mouth. Twist its horn and water will flow directly from its mouth. Faucet (a daily necessities)

Ms. Hong, go to that tall building. My heart hurts and I can't stop crying. Candles (daily use)

A hemp tree has many branches. Flowers bloom when it rains. Umbrella (for daily use)

Puppy, walk with it in your hand. Take a walk and have a bite. Scissors (for daily use)

One pot, two mouths. Only fire, no wine. Lantern (for daily use)

Five in the left hand and five in the right hand. Take ten, and there are ten left. Gloves (for daily use)

There are hard and soft, long and wide. I am free during the day and go to work at night. Make the bed (for daily use)

Born on a cliff, left behind. Cold water on your back, 1000 yuan. Grinding (a daily necessities)

One thing, three mouths, legs, no hands. Without it, it is difficult to see relatives and friends. Pants (for daily use)

White and soft, covering your face. Guard the pass to prevent infection. Mask (for daily use)

The head is big and the tail is thin, and the whole body is scabbed. Pick up the rope and bargain with you. Scale (daily use)

I miss you in the Mid-Autumn Festival. Square and round, sweet and honey. Moon cakes (daily use)

A black dog with two mouths. Bite coal at one end and grasp it at the other. Firetongs (daily use)

Ma sunlight, living in the boudoir. The girl was afraid of stabbing pain, so she took it to resist. Thimble (for a commodity).

Your mouth is bigger than your stomach, so you can eat whatever you want. It eats for you, and you eat. Bowl (daily use)