Remove a cabinet door and take it to a hardware store with a paint counter. Collect latex paint swatches at the hardware store to help you choose your color. Scrub the surface of the cabinets with a strong detergent mixed with water and a sponge. Set up a well-ventilated workshop where you can store your cabinet doors and drawers as you prep and paint them and wait for them to cure. Remove all doors and drawers from your cabinets with a screwdriver. Apply wood filler to holes with a putty knife, if you are planning on changing the configuration of your cabinet hardware from door pulls to knobs. Tape the inside edges of the cabinets and the outside edges of the counters. Sand the surface of all the surfaces you plan to paint with 220-grit sandpaper.

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Oak is porous, and if the pores were not filled during construction, your paint job may look pock marked. It is a good idea to check with a professional to see what paint, primer or sandpaper is specifically necessary for your oak cabinets. Ask the hardware clerk for a high-quality paint that is formulated for kitchen cabinets. Low quality paints can result in drawers and doors that get stuck after reinstallation. If you want to replace the hardware in your doors, take the old pulls and hinges to the hardware store, so you can be sure you are buying the right measurements. New cabinet hardware is often made in different sizes than older hardware. Rinse thoroughly and dry with clean towels. The detergent you use should be identified as a grease-cutting detergent. If the cabinets are extremely old or dirty, you should use trisodium phosphate (TSP) to cut the grease on your cabinets. This is an industrial strength cleaner that should be used with extreme caution. You can use 1/2 cup of TSP mixed with 2 gallons (7.5 l) of water. Make sure to ventilate the area well and rinse thoroughly before drying.    A garage works well for this purpose. Cover the garage floor with drop cloths and bring in sawhorses. Write the location of the cabinet on a piece of blue tape and stick it in the inside of the door or drawer to help you reinstall correctly. Place the drawers and door fronts in your workshop. Store the hardware in small plastic bags to ensure you don't lose anything during the removal process.     Place a piece of painter's tape behind the hole, to keep the putty from spilling out of the other end. Allow it to dry and then lightly sand the surface with 220-grit sandpaper. Cover the floor and appliance surfaces with drop cloths or newspaper. Tape them down at the edges. Spend extra time making sure it is sanded, if the oak has a thick polyurethane coating. Sweep off the dust and wipe the surfaces with tack cloth.


Remove a single Tic Tac from the plastic box at one time. Turn the Tic Tac case upside down.

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The correct way to eat Tic Tacs is to dispense with the small breath mints one-by-one.  The wrong way to eat Tic Tacs is to try to shake a bunch of them in your hand at once. Often, the latter method results in the small mints landing on the floor. You never know how many you will get. It turns out that Tic Tacs come with a compartment design that allows you to rather precisely remove them one by one. Who knew? Many people make the mistake of shaking the Tic Tac box right side up and then trying to shake them into their hand. Instead, turn the plastic case upside down to start the process.  Don't worry if you've been using the shake-it-into-the-hand method for years. This method has earned the scorn of Internet meme writers, who acknowledge that lots of us have been doing it that way for a very long time. So you're not alone. “I’ve been eating Tic Tacs wrong FOR YEARS,” reads one.  The ability to extract a single Tic Tac from the container is attributed to the oval-shaped compartment that is located under a Tic Tac container flap. Open it up and check it out before you proceed.


Remove algae when you see it. Try a biodegradable ball in large ponds. Dispense enzymes. Use a quality bird bath cleaner.

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Algae will grow unchecked if you don't remove it promptly. Spot treat algae when  you see it to prevent an infestation.  If you see green algae at the bottom of a bird bath, immediately empty the water. From there, wipe off the algae. Then, add fresh water. If you have a large pond or bird bath, you can purchase a biodegradable ball online or at a local hardware or gardening store. These balls are designed to keep algae out of your pond. You simply need to place the ball in your large bird bath or pond after purchase. Then, you can throw the ball into your pond. It should keep algae in check for about 30 days. Enzymes can work better as a treatment for a smaller bird baths. If you notice algae in your pool, you can purchase a disposable container of enzymes which you can place in your bird bath. This should keep your bird bath algae free for about 30 days. Specialized bird bath cleaners can come in the form of cleansers or powders. Cleaners can be a great way to clean out your bird bath and keep it algae free. When cleaning your bird bath, consider a specialty cleaner if algae is a major problem. Keep in mind, you can clean your bird bath with a mild detergent if algae is not a major problem.


Remove all accessories from the wall. Clear your work area of furniture. Lay down a drop cloth. Clean the surface of the wall gently. Cover adjacent surfaces with painter’s tape.

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Start preparing the wall by locating any knobs, outlet covers, light switch faceplates, thermostats and other items along the wall and take them off. Starting with a smooth surface with no obstructions will help the project proceed much more efficiently.  Most accents can simply be unscrewed and lifted off. Be sure to keep track of small pieces like faceplates and separator, and put the screws back where they belong.  Any accents that you’re unable to remove can be covered with painter’s tape later on. Find a place to store nearby furniture, appliances and other belongings until you’ve wrapped up your project. If space is an issue, you can also simply scoot these items away from the wall you'll be painting. Be sure to cover any remaining furniture with a drop cloth or sheet of plastic to keep it protected.  Paint can be virtually impossible to get out of upholstered fabrics, so it's a good idea to safeguard your furniture even if you think it's a safe distance away from the wall. Unplug all electronics and relocate them somewhere where they won't be damaged. Stretch out a canvas drop cloth or plastic tarp that will help catch spills and splatters once you begin working. For maximum protection, the drop cloth should extend all the way to the base of the wall.  Pass up flimsy floor coverings like newsprint or bedsheets. These materials are usually too thin to stop wet paint from soaking through.  There’s no need to cover the entire floor. Just slide the drop cloth along as needed as you make your way from one end of the wall to the other. Wet a clean cloth or sponge with warm water and a mild liquid detergent, then wring out the excess moisture. Run the cloth over the walls from top to bottom to clear away dust and other debris that can interfere with the paint’s ability to set up properly.  Use a light touch—you just want to clean the wall off, not totally soak it. A small amount of diluted TSP (trisodium phosphate) will be useful for removing stuck-on dirt and grime from walls in dirtier areas like the...


Remove all distractions from the studio. Create a realistic recording schedule and stick to it. Use the best studio equipment you can afford. Avoid overthinking every detail.

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Everyone should put away their cell phones and come into the studio ready to focus on recording the songs. Make sure the room is comfortable enough to spend large chunks of time in. Limit (or even prohibit) visits from friends, family and significant others.  Remember to take frequent breaks to avoid over-exerting yourself. You want to keep your mind sharp. Step outside for a few minutes every hour or so for a breather. Don't have or do drugs and/or drink alcohol in the studio. You'll run the risk of wasting studio time and negatively affecting your ability to perform. It’s good to go into the studio with high expectations, but don’t hinder yourself by establishing goals that don’t make sense. Even the simplest of songs should take you about 1-2 hours to record, not counting set up time. Expect overdubs to take about 1 hour per song.  Book your studio hours based on the above estimations. You may want to even give yourself a little extra time on top of that. It’s better to work with a slight excess of time rather than not enough. Otherwise, you’ll stress yourself out by rushing to finish, and may end up with recordings that you aren’t proud of. Get a list of what gear the studio has to offer before you go in and have a discussion with the engineer about what sound you are going for. The most important aspect is tracking the drums, since they are the hardest to get right in a recording. If you are short on cash, book studio time just for drum tracking. The rest can be done at a home studio with software like Pro Tools or Logic, especially if your band already owns decent gear and you have some quality microphones.  To record good vocals, all you really need is a quality mic and an isolation booth. If money is an issue, vocals can definitely be recorded outside of an expensive studio. Use the talents of your friends whenever possible. As a musician, you probably know people who have engineering talents and home studios. You need to listen to the recordings with a critical ear, but try to step back and be as...


Remove all distractions from your area. Use a computer, or a pen and paper. Place the prompt in front of you. Use a timer. Write without stopping during the allotted time.

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Switch your phone to silent and turn off the internet on your computer. Close your door, if you have one, and let others around you know you are not to be disturbed. Block out any loud noises or distractions so you can focus on the freewrite. Some people prefer using a computer as they feel comfortable typing. Others prefer a pen or pencil and paper so they are not tempted to click around on their computer during the freewrite. Choose whatever works best for you. Have the prompt written down in front of you. This will help you think of ideas as you write and act as a guide for the freewrite. Get a stopwatch or use a timer on your cellphone or computer. Freewrites are timed to ensure you stay focused and write. Usually, freewrites are done for 10-15 minutes. You can make the freewrite longer, 15-30 minutes, if you really want to go for it and write for a while. Put your pen to paper or click open a blank document on your computer and set the timer. Then, with the prompt in mind, start writing. Respond to the prompt. Try not to read over what you write or edit it in any way. Simply write, moving forward on the page.  Once the timer goes off, you can stop writing and read what you have written. Avoid doing this during the freewrite, as this will only distract you and force you to stop writing. You can then decide to keep the freewrite and use it to create a new piece or add lines from it to an existing piece. You can also discard it or share it with someone else.


Remove all frosting, fondant, or gum paste. Scrape off excess shortening with a plastic scraper. Use warm soapy water to clean the mat. Let the mat air dry.

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There are some Cricut machines that are made specifically to cut decorative pieces out of gum paste, frosting sheets, and fondant. Once the decorative pieces have been cut and pulled off the mat, you will need to remove all excess gum paste, frosting, or fondant by pulling it off the mat with your fingers. In some cases, the excess can be reconstituted and reused. The decorative food sheets cut with these special Cricut machines are held on to the cutting mat with a thick layer of shortening, not a sticky mat. Once you are done cutting a sheet, scrape as much of this shortening off as possible.  Cricut sells plastic scrapers that can be used on their mats. However, any small plastic scraper, such as those sold for cleaning dishes, will work. Once you cover the mat in dish soap and warm water, scrub it to remove the excess shortening. You may need to scrub the surface of the mat a bit with a normal dish sponge or brush to remove any excess shortening. You should only use cleaners on it that are non-toxic and safe for contact with kitchen equipment, so using warm water and dish soap works well on these mats. Like all other Cricut mats, the Cricut Cake mats should be left out to dry after they are washed. Once completely dry, they can be used again in your machine. Don't use a towel to dry your mat. This can leave fibers on the surface of the mat, which will be transferred to the frosting, fondant, or gum paste you cut.


Remove all of Donald's and Goofy's attack abilities. Summon Genie at the beginning of the battle. Place Reflega on your shortcuts.

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Lexaeus’ powers up every time you hit him with his shield up, this includes Donald's magic and Goofy running into him. This will help you avoid all unnecessary attacks from Donald and Goofy; it also helps you with your health as Genie will continuously heal you.


Remove all of the leaves from the stems. Thoroughly rinse the leaves in cold water. Place some ice in a bowl of cold water. Boil a pot of water. Add the basil leaves to the water and blanch them for 5-10 seconds. Place the leaves into the ice water using a slotted spoon. Lay the leaves on a paper towel. Place the leaves on cookie sheets or plates. Flash freeze the leaves. Place the leaves in a container.

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You can clip or pinch the leaves away from the stems. Use a salad spinner to do the job done more effectively. If you don't have one, washing the leaves in a bowl of water and using paper towels to dry them will work too.  It should be big enough to hold the basil leaves. Be very vigilant to make sure you don't blanch them for longer than this. Move the pot to a different burner so it cools off as quickly as possible. Do this as quickly as you can so that the basil stops cooking. This is the part that takes the longest, so be patient. Just use your hands to individually lay out each leaf and then use a paper towel to pat them dry. You can let the leaves dry for 5-10 minutes if you like. Lay them out individually so they don't touch each other too much. You may find that you have to use two pans lined with cookie sheets. Place the cookie sheets with the leaves in the freezer and wait until the leaves are fully frozen. Then, remove them from the freezer. You can use a zip-lock bag, Tupperware, an empty milk carton, or another container that you can seal easily.


Remove all of the used bedding and throw it away. Clean literally everything that will go back into the cage. Clean all the surfaces inside the cage with antibacterial soap. Disinfect the cage with isopropyl alcohol rubbing alcohol. Replace food, water, and any worn toys. Clean the hamster’s cage once a week.

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The most likely culprit of uncleanliness in your hamster’s cage – and the location where more mites are likely living – is the old bedding.  When setting out to clean the cage, your first step should be removing all of the bedding and disposing of it in an outdoor trash receptacle. Take everything out of the cage and take it all apart.  Remove the lid, any feeding dishes or water bottles, and all toys, tubes, ladders, or other furnishings. Anything plastic or metal should be washed with antibacterial soap and warm water, and then thoroughly rinsed and allowed to fully dry.  Opt for an unscented antibacterial soap, as aromas are likely to persist and bother your hamster. Wash any food or water equipment in the same way. Be sure to rinse food and water equipment an extra time; you do not want soap residue getting into anything your hamster will consume. Be diligent in cleaning every single spot in the cage. For instance, your hamster likely urinates and defecates in a particular location.  Pay extra attention when cleaning this area.  Wash everything with antibacterial soap and warm water, then rinse it and allow it to fully dry.  Ensure the cage does not still smell of soap, and rinse it again if necessary. Following a mite infestation, you’ll need a second cleaning to disinfect all of the surfaces of your hamster’s dwelling. Rub rubbing alcohol on any surface of the cage or plastic or metal climbing structures, and dry the surfaces with a clean paper towel. Take care to avoid applying rubbing alcohol to any food or water equipment. You should replace anything you were unable to clean.  Wooden toys in particular should be replaced frequently.  Further, make sure a water bottle is not leaking after it is re-installed.  Finally, make sure all the fastening components of the cage and any structures are also secure. Mites can be prevented from returning by maintaining a clean living environment for your hamster that will prevent your hamster from becoming stressed.  Relatedly, be sure you are providing ample high...


Remove all physical reminders of the relationship from your space. Move to another space if you lived with your ex. Cut off contact with your ex. Set boundaries with your ex if you have to be around each other.

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To get over a relationship and feel a sense of closure, it’s essential that you give yourself the physical and emotional distance to move on. If you are surrounded by sentimental objects that remind you of the past relationship, you should pack them up and place them somewhere hidden or give them back to your ex. Sometimes, ridding your space of reminders of the relationship can make it that much easier to work to a sense of closure. You may want to integrate the physical reminders of the relationship into a letting go ritual, where you process your emotions by throwing away the objects or leaving them somewhere far from your space. This can act as a symbolic act and help you move forward from the relationship. If you are having difficulties living in the shared space you had when you were in your relationship, you may want to consider moving to another apartment or moving your possessions into another room in your home. Claiming a new living space for yourself, post break up, can help you to move one step closer to closure. If you are still in contact with your ex, you may want to take a break so you can get some emotional distance from the break up. Though you may be tempted to answer your ex’s calls or texts, try to ignore them. You can also send your ex a short message explaining that you need time to process the break up and get closure on your own. You may think that by talking to your ex you can get closure on the relationship. But often, speaking to your ex or spending time with your ex will only lead to more confused and hurt feelings. Detaching from your ex emotionally will likely mean spending time away from that person so you can focus on your needs. Maybe you work with your ex or share a common area where you cannot simply cut off contact completely. To help get a sense of closure on the relationship, you should sit down with your ex and set boundaries. This could mean agreeing to no emailing or texting each other beyond work related issues, and agreeing to be civil to each other in the...


Remove all stems and seeds from the marijuana buds. Grind the flowers. Sift through the ground flowers for unground parts. Regrind the unground parts. Store your marijuana flour in an airtight container. Substitute your marijuana flour for a portion of your recipe's requirement.

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The buds and flowers have the highest concentrations of cannabinoids are located in the buds. Remove any stems or seeds and allow the buds to dry thoroughly. You will need them as dry as possible to form powder. Even a small amount of moisture can be the difference between powder and paste. Use a food processor with sharp blades or a coffee grinder. The goal is to make a fine powder almost like flour itself. Keep blending and grinding until you see almost everything is pulverized. It may take some time. You may find that you still have some unground parts. Use a wire strainer or flower sifter over a bowl to separate the ground and unground parts. You should have only a little bit, if much at all, unground. Set aside the bowl of marijuana flour for now. The unground parts left in your strainer need to be reprocessed. If you have a coffee grinder, send them through a second time. If you are not getting the result you hoped for or if you started with a food processor, move the unground parts to a mortar and pestle. Apply pressure with the mortar and "stir" the unground parts to produce the necessary grinding action. You may find that this produces the most fine texture for your flour. If you are not satisfied with the output of your food processor or coffee grinder, try the mortar and pestle. Keep in mind that this will require a lot of elbow grease. However, if you pre-grind using a coffee grinder or food processor then this should be easier. The marijuana's potency will be degraded by oxidation if not stored properly. Use an airtight container. Vacuum sealing will work great as well. Try to use it the same day or within 24 hours. Store in a freezer for long term storage. Generally you are looking at about a 10% substitution but as much as 20% may be ok. This is especially true for baked good that must rise such as breads. Unlike using infused butter or oil, marijuana flour is a true substitution. Marijuana flour doesn't act quite the same as regular flour. An alternate method of storage involves pre-mixing...


Remove all the mattress retainers. Slide all decking panels off the bed frame. Remove the legs and side rails.

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The retainers are what’s holding the mattress in place. Use a 7/16 inch socket to loosen the hex bolts holding the mattress cover bottom to the adjustable base. Set aside the bolts and hardware components somewhere safe to use them when rebuilding the bed. This completes the disassembly process for your Sleep Number bed if using an adjustable base. Proceed with the remaining steps if disassembling a modular base. Each decking panel slides directly off the bed to the left or right. You should not need any tools to slide the decking panels off. Unscrew the wing nuts and detach the legs from the base of the bed frame. Slide out all pins from the side rails and support beams, and add to the bag of hardware components. Place all decking panels and support beams into a packing box. This will help prevent the components from accruing damage during transport.


Remove all three valves from your trumpet. Remove the slides. Take off the mouthpiece and set it aside.

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Carefully unscrew the valve caps before removing the valves from the horn. Place them somewhere safe where they won’t get lost or knocked over by kids or pets. Be sure to keep them in their proper order so that you won’t have a hard time reassembling them later. Begin by removing the first slide, which is the slide closest to your body when you hold the trumpet in playing position. Gently pull the slide away from the horn; this should be relatively easy, and should require no more than slight pressure from your hands.  Remove the second and third slides as well. If your slides are stuck, do not attempt to force them out, as this may cause damage to your trumpet, and instead seek the help of a trumpet professional. Use one hand to tug the mouthpiece away from the trumpet while you stabilize the body of the horn with your other hand. At this point, your trumpet should be fully disassembled, and ready to be cleaned.


Remove allergens from the environment when possible. Use a HEPA air purifier to remove allergenic irritants from the environment. Consult an allergist or take an allergy test.

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Allergens such as dust, pollen, pet dander and mold can irritate the nasal cavity and lead to postnasal drip.  Bathe pets to remove dander that may cause an irritation leading to postnasal drip. It may be necessary to remove pets from the home if the allergic reaction and postnasal drip is severe. Remove (flowering and non-flowering) plants from the home. Enclose unused pillows and mattresses in plastic to minimize allergens while sleeping. Clean your living areas, such as by sweeping, mopping, and dusting. An air purifier cleanses the air. Make sure to keep it on while you sleep as well. In addition, using a humidifier can add moisture to the air, which relieves the irritation in the nasal cavity. When the nasal cavity is irritated, it produces excess mucus as a response. If you don’t have a humidifier, take a hot shower and inhale the steam. Chronic postnasal drip could be caused by an underlying food allergy that you don't yet know about or have recently developed. Check with an allergist to see if you could be allergic to something and not yet know it.  The two main allergies are to gluten/wheat and dairy. Dairy is often linked to sinus, upper respiratory, and throat problems, while wheat is often associated gastrointestinal tract problems.  Since dairy is a likely culprit, phase dairy out of your diet for one month. If you experience no change in your symptoms, you've ruled out dairy as a possible allergen. If you experience an improvement in symptoms, you know that your body reacts to dairy by producing more mucus, although studies indicate a no clear link between dairy and mucus production.


Remove any carpeting from the area. Hammer down any protruding nail heads. Make sure the floor is relatively clean. Remove any tack stripping along the floor edges.

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Cut and roll in sections manageable for carrying out to the trash. Once all carpeting has been removed, move on to the real work. If any of the carpet is stuck to the subfloor, then you may need to scrape it or just give it a good tug to get it unstuck. Nails may have been added to the flooring to cut down on squeaking or to secure a loose baseboard. Either way, nails that are sticking up above the wood floor present both a danger and a nuisance. Most of the time, hammering the nails down deeper into the flooring is a better and easier solution than taking the nails out. Hammer the nails down about 1⁄4 inch (0.6 cm) into the floor. Use a nail set so you don't leave hammer marks(dents)in the wood. Work with their direction, not against it. Once the nails are 1⁄4 inch (0.6 cm) deep, they're ready to be concealed with a little bit of filler that you'll make after sanding down the rest of the flooring. More on that later. If old carpet backing is stuck to your wood floor, you will need to scrape it off with a putty knife. This can be a rather tedious job, and can take a great deal of time, but it's worth it. Go over the floor with a vacuum and mop if necessary. Years of dust and grit can create a lot of debris. You want this debris cleared away before you attack the old wood finish. If tack stripping was present along with your carpet, remove it before you start sanding so that you can hit those areas with your finish.


Remove any curtains or other decorations. Locate the screws at the bottom of the door. Use a Phillips head screwdriver to unscrew each screw. Pull the door up until you can see its bottom wheels. Unscrew the head stop with a power or Phillips screwdriver.

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Any decorative items you may have on the door, such as curtains, will only get in the way of your job. Removing them before you start working will save you from hassle later on. Most sliding screen doors have screws located at the bottom corners. These screws hold the wheels your door uses to slide back and forth on its track in place. Unscrewing the bottom screws will effectively loosen the door’s wheels and make the door easier to remove from its frame. Be sure to rotate the screwdriver to the left to unscrew the screws. Don’t stop until you can clearly see the heads of both screws sticking out of their sockets, and the door has become loose enough for you to push it up and away from the bottom track. You don’t have to take the screws out completely unless there’s no other way to get the door off the track. You can test this by lifting the door once the screw heads are poking out of their sockets. If the door lifts up from the track easily, don’t unscrew any further. Keep unscrewing if the door won’t lift. You should be able to see 1 wheel on either side of the door. When you pull the door up, move it as gently as you can. You don’t want to risk breaking the door or any of its parts, especially if you plan on putting the door back later on. Open the door and locate the head stop screw at the top corner of the door frame, right where the door would touch the frame when it closes. This screw may be tightly fixed; if you can’t undo it with a manual screwdriver, try a power screwdriver. Your screen door could fall out of the frame once the door stop is taken out. Be sure to have someone else watching it while you work until you’re ready to take the door out of the frame. They can catch the door just in case it falls.


Remove any debris or resin from the bowl. Run a pipe-cleaner through the length of the tube several times. Run water through the tube in both directions. Again, run a pipe-cleaner through the length of the tube, several times. Run a bit of water through the tube again. Submerge the pipe entirely in isopropyl alcohol for several hours. Run some water through the tube. Allow the entire pipe to dry off.

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Use a toothpick or similar implement, such as a paperclip. Tap the debris out after each pass. A pipe cleaner (a Q-Tips also works well) has small bristles attached to a bendable rod, making it easier to get through the nooks and crannies of various pipes. If you cup your hand around the faucet and the bowl (or mouthpiece), it will increase the pressure along with the speed of the water flowing through it.   Isopropyl alcohol, or rubbing alcohol, is a solvent, meaning that is dissolves other compounds. And as far as other solvents are concern, rubbing alcohol is relatively safe and evaporates quickly. Make sure there isn't any remaining alcohol left in the pipe. Wipe off the outside of the pipe and place it somewhere to air-dry, preferably where there is sunlight.


Remove any dried or browned leaves from your stalks. Rinse your oregano under a stream of cool water.

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Take your oregano stalks and set them out on your kitchen counter. Inspect them to look for any brown or dried-out leaves. Clip these leaves off using garden shears, scissors, or a kitchen knife. You can also simply rip them off of the plant by hand. Discard these unhealthy or flavorless leaves. If any of the leaves have a color that differs from the rest of the plant, clip them off. Oregano should have a deep, green color when you dry it. Set a colander in your kitchen sink to catch any leaves that fall off. Rinse your leaves under cold water for 10-15 seconds to wash them. If you already removed the leaves from the stalk, place them directly in the colander to wash them. You don’t need to remove the leaves to dry your oregano though.  If your leaves are clean, or you purchased packaged, pre-washed oregano, you don’t need to rinse them. In fact, it’s better to skip washing them, since oregano retains moisture well and this will make the drying process take longer. If your stalks are dusty, have been eaten by bugs, or look kind of dirty, it’s a good idea to wash them.


Remove any evidence that you’ve gamed at work. Remove the flash drive from your work computer. Place flash drive in your purse, pocket or briefcase.

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Check the history in your browser and erase any game URLs by selecting the URL and hitting delete. If you forget and leave it in the computer, you open yourself up to being discovered. Be sure you completely remove the flash drive from the premises.


Remove any existent diaper pins from the child's cloth diaper. Pull the diaper away from the center of the child’s stomach. Clean the child’s genital area with a baby wipe or wet cloth. Swap out the old diaper for a new one. Use powder or diaper cream if needed.

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If the diaper doesn't use pins, look for a Velcro fastening or a pair of snaps along the child's waistline near the sides or near the front of the diaper. Undo the pins or snaps, or loosen the Velcro tabs. Just don't take the old diaper off just yet. Lay the front of the diaper back on the changing surface so the diaper is flat. For boys, you may want to leave the diaper loosely in place until the last minute, to prevent any spray if they urinate at the wrong time. You can use a wet, clean cloth if you prefer, or baby wipes.  You can also use a clean and dry area of the old diaper to help absorb any leftover mess, but use a clean cloth to do a final cleanup for sanitary reasons. Use two warm, wet washcloths if you would like to be more environmentally-friendly. Use the first washcloth to wipe off the most mess, and then use a second washcloth to finish cleaning the baby's bottom. Be sure the clothes are laundered well before next use.  Make sure to keep baby’s genital area covered with a cloth, as many babies will urinate into the air when exposed to the cooler air in the room. Clean your baby's front and back, making sure you get any mess that's hiding between folds of skin. For baby girls, make sure you wipe front to back to avoid infection. Raise the child's legs by holding their ankles to remove the diaper from the table, and swap out the old diaper for a new one. Place the new one underneath the child at the same time you take out the old diaper out, and lower the child's legs back to the surface. (You can always readjust the diaper's position later to re-center the diaper, if necessary.)  Position it so that the center of the back of the diaper is about on center with the child's bottom so that the back of the diaper will reach no higher than the child’s waistline. After pulling the child's legs up, you may want to fold up the old diaper so the front of the diaper is holding onto any poop that may be inside the diaper. That way, you can put one hand underneath the bundled diaper, lift and drag the...


Remove any existing doors on your closet. Measure the height of your closet opening. Measure the width of your closet opening. Buy sliding closet doors and tracks that will fit your closet opening.

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Use a drill to unscrew any hinges or tracks from your closet opening, and take off the old doors and set them aside. When you’re finished, the opening to your closet should be free of any obstructions. Use a tape measure to measure the distance between the floor and the top of your closet opening to get the height. Measure the height several times so you know your measurement is accurate. Write down the height somewhere so you have it for later. Take the tape measure and measure from one side of your closet opening to the other. Measure the width multiple times to ensure accuracy. When you're finished, write down the width so you can refer to it later. Sliding closet doors and tracks come in a variety of sizes. You’ll want to compare the measurements you took to the product specifications for the doors and tracks you're looking at so you know they'll fit in your closet opening. Look for a set of 2 sliding doors that comes with a pair of tracks.  Look for doors that are slightly shorter than the height of your closet opening. It’s OK if the tracks you buy are longer than the width of your closet. You can cut them to size later on. Just make sure the tracks aren’t shorter than the width of your closet or they’ll be too small. If you have a particularly wide closet, you may need to buy more than 2 doors. If you do, look for tracks that can hold 3 or more doors.


Remove any loose food. Put the pan in your sink.

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When has cooled down and is safe to touch, use a paper towel, wooden, or plastic spatula to remove off any loose food from the pan. Be sure to use a pot holder to hold the pan handle if the pan is still a bit warm.  Be sure to use a non-metal utensil on your Teflon surface. Metal utensils can scratch and remove the Teflon layer on your pots and pans. If you are saving the rest of the food in the pan, use your non-metal utensil to sweep the food into a container that you can store later. Wait until the pan cools down to insert the pan into your sink basin. Depending on the size of the sink, the pan may be able to fully fit in the sink, or it may stick out a little bit. Since you will be holding and rotating the pan as you wash it, it’s okay if the pan doesn’t fit completely in the sink basin. Turn on the sink faucet, and run warm or hot water. The pan will be cool enough to handle with your hands when you can comfortably touch the pan and not burn your hand. Keep in mind that cleaning cookware is sometimes easier when the cookware is still warm. However, the cookware still needs to be cooled down enough to safely touch with your hands.


Remove any makeup with removal wipes or face wash. Apply a scrub or peel to exfoliate your face. Use a light moisturizer in any area that tends to be dry. Seal your pores by rubbing ice on your face. Use petroleum jelly on your eyebrows and hairline.

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If you wear makeup, it can cause an uneven tan. Your tan may even wash away if you have on enough foundation. Wipe your face clean with makeup removal wipes, or apply a gentle face wash to remove any traces of makeup. For a scrub, pick a light facial scrub, and rub it into your face. Rinse it off afterwards. For a peel, choose one that's gentle on your skin and made from AHA. Apply it to your face, and leave it for the amount of time the package says before rinsing it off.  "AHA" refers to "alpha hydroxy acid," which is what works to remove the dead skin. Typically, you'll find exfoliants with AHA, BHA (beta hydroxy acid), or a combination of both. Opt for the AHA formula, as it is oil-free. Picking an oil-free formula is important, as oils can make it more difficult for your skin to absorb the tanner.  Look for exfoliants that describe themselves as "gentle" or "for sensitive skin." You want something gentle, as anything too harsh could remove too much skin and cause streaks. Dead skin cells can result in an uneven tan. Plus, if they slough off after your tan, it will fade much quicker. A light exfoliation will help prevent this issue. Pick an oil-free facial moisturizer. Rub a small amount into your dry skin areas, such as under your nostrils.  This process will help reduce streaking. If you're using a spray tan, apply moisturizer all over, as these tans can be drying. Let your face dry for at least 20 minutes before sealing your pores for the tan. Self-tanner can clog your pores, so you want to tighten them up if possible. Grab an ice cube, and run it over your face several times, until your skin feels slightly cold.  You can also use a cool, damp washcloth over your face for a few minutes instead.  Pat your face dry when you're done. If you get tanner in these areas, it can really stick out. For instance, if you get it in your hairline, it can create an uneven tan along that edge. Petroleum jelly will keep these areas from the fake tanner, creating nice, even edges.  Apply a thin coating with your finger...


Remove any old nail polish Apply a base of clear coat. Choose a nail color. Add the vaseline. Paint your nails. Add a top coat. Wait for your nails to dry. Wash your hands. Admire your smudge free skin!

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. Soak a cotton ball or paper towel in acetone and rub at old polish until it comes off. This prevents your nails from turning yellow. If you are having trouble choosing a color, see the suggestions below:   Purples and Reds go great with darker skin tones. Blues, Greens, and Nudes look wonderful against medium shade skin tones. Pinks, and most pastels look nice against lighter skin tones. Before you start painting, add a medium to thick layer of vaseline on the skin around your nail. Try not to get any on the nail, or you will have a hard time getting the nail polish to stay. If you want to add a design, do it now. Don't worry if you get some paint on your skin; the vaseline will keep it from sticking! While not necessary, this will help seal your nail polish and keep it from chipping. When they are completely dry, grab a cotton swab and use it to wipe away the vaseline. This will help remove any vaseline that the cotton swab didn't get. You should be free of smudges anywhere that the vaseline touched.


Remove any old stripping. Choose new metal or vinyl stripping. Install the new stripping. Test the stripping for fit.

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You’ll find weatherstripping on most exterior doors where the door meets the frame. The weatherstripping may surround the entire frame or just part of it. Use a putty knife to peel up old adhesive vinyl weatherstripping. Metal weatherstripping will usually require that you unscrew the pieces before pulling them away from the door. Before you get rid of any old weatherstripping, make sure that you have plans to replace it. Without weatherstripping, an exterior door can let not only noises, but also debris, into your home. As a general rule, metal stripping is more expensive, but it can last upwards of 30 years on your door. It also takes more effort to install. In contrast, vinyl stripping is cheaper and often comes with an adhesive strip on the back for easy installation.  Weatherstripping usually comes in a variety of colors, so you can match it to your doorframe. You can also use compression stripping for an effective way to soundproof your door. Read the instructions that come with the weatherstripping very carefully. Measure the doorframe beforehand. Cut out the weatherstripping into pieces of the appropriate length. Place the new stripping up against the wood and attach it using either the adhesive on the back or small screws or nails. Make sure to keep the stripping flat against the wood as you install it.  You can cut vinyl stripping using a utility knife. You’ll need tin snips to sever metal stripping. Metal stripping will often have pre-cut holes showing you where to either screw it or nail it into the wood frame of the door. Once you’ve installed your weatherstripping, close the door fully to see if you feel any resistance. The door should shut smoothly and completely. If you notice any problems, reopen the door. Inspect the stripping to see where it might seem a bit smudged or scratched. Take a closer look at those damaged areas to make sure that they are flush against the frame.


Remove any previous finish. Sand out any pits. Don gloves. Clean the metal.

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If there is any finish left on the metal, it will interfere with the bluing process. This will result in an uneven and ineffective bluing. Grind and sand the piece until you have removed any and all finishes. You should see only bare metal. If there are any pits in the metal, this is the time to deal with them. Use your sander or grinder to take the metal down around the pit. This will smooth the metal and give you a better finish. Gloves will not only protect your hands, but they will also protect the metal from your hands. Your hands will leave oils on the metal that interfere with the bluing process. Wear nitrile or latex gloves to keep this oil from reaching the metal. Clean the metal with an alcohol wipe. You should then follow by cleaning it with a wax and grease remover (an organic solvent). Finally, use a soft cloth to dry the metal.


Remove any tags or twine and prune dead or broken branches. Hold the edge of the container and gently slide the tree out. Set the tree in the empty hole and make sure it’s even. Fill in the hole around the tree with dirt. Add a 3 in (7.6 cm) layer of mulch. Water the tree thoroughly.

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Prepare the tree for planting by taking off any packaging material like twine or netting, then trim away any dead or broken branches. Be careful not to prune healthy branches because it can add to the stress of the tree when you plant it. Always carry the tree by the container. Don’t grab it by the trunk or branches to move it. Brace the pot with one hand and gently pull the tree upward by the base of the trunk until it slides out of the container. Gently shake the roots to help loosen and detangle them. If you’re having trouble pulling the tree out, lay the container on its side and press on the sides of it to loosen the root ball then try again. Take a step back to make sure that the tree is centered and pointing straight upward. Adjust the tree by patting down any dirt that is making it sit unevenly in the hole. Make sure the root flare, or the base of the tree, is exposed above the hole. Use the dirt from the hole that you dug to fill in the ring around the tree. Pack in the dirt as you go to remove any air pockets that may form. Form a small basin by mounding the soil 1–2 inches (2.5–5.1 cm) high in a ring at the edge of the planting hole. The small ring of soil around the hole will help it retain water. Use wood chips, pine needles, or chopped leaves and follow the 3-3-3 rule: 3 inches (7.6 cm) of mulch in a 3 ft (0.91 m) ring around the tree, leaving a 3 in (7.6 cm) space between the trunk of the tree and the mulch. Gently pack the mulch down as you add it. Water the entire planting hole until it’s completely saturated. Fill the reservoir and let the water drain. Repeat the process several times: fill the reservoir, wait for the water to soak in, then do it again to soak the roots deeply. For the first 2 weeks, water the hole deeply, using about 15 gallons of water per week.


Remove any unwanted parts.

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Cut off any gristle, tendons, or excess folds of skin.


Remove any vegetables, meat, or noodles before straining the soup. Cool the broth until the fat particles just start to solidify.

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Use a slotted spoon to lift out any meat and veggie chunks, noodles, and rice from thicker soups once the soup has cooked completely. Set these aside in a bowl and cover it. Feel free to leave it at room temperature while you cool and strain the broth.  If you’re making a bone broth, follow the same process to remove and discard the bones. To speed up the separating process, cook the soup with a double-layered pasta pot. Insert the strainer layer before adding your ingredients. Everything will be submerged in the stock while you cook the soup, but you can lift out the inner strainer to remove just the chunky pieces. Allow the stock to drain out into the bottom pot. Remove the stockpot from the heat source and allow the soup to cool down slightly, for about 15 to 30 minutes depending on the quantity of soup. Wait until the soup stops bubbling and steaming, and you see the oils float to the top of the stockpot. They don’t need to completely solidify, but you don’t want them to be boiling hot.  Cooling and straining the broth takes a little extra time. Plan ahead if you’re aiming to have the soup ready by a certain time. Leave the soup uncovered as it cools, but don’t stir it around.


Remove anything you don’t need. Create a productive desk layout. Organize your “to-do” piles. Clean your desk before you leave each day.

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It’s time to clean house if your work area looks less than tidy. An unorganized desk can leave you feeling overwhelmed and make it difficult to concentrate. Eliminate the distractions and clutter by giving anything that doesn’t help you become productive an eviction notice. For instance, focus on one area at a time and ask yourself if each object helps you achieve your work goals. Toss it if it does not. This could include furniture, files, papers, notes, books, or even pictures. You may be surprised at just how much of an impact the way your desk is set up has on your productivity. Take the time to determine what works best for you, or try this approach. Place your monitor 17 inches away from you and at eye level. Phones and other supplies you use frequently should be placed on your dominant side to prevent you from having to reach over. Place items you use daily on your desk and place those that are used less frequently inside the desk drawers. Keep personal items to a minimum and place supplies that are used together close to each other. Don’t let your “to-do” piles threaten to take over your desk. In addition to reducing your organization, these piles can stress you out. Instead, create an organized place for them that doesn’t take up a lot of space. Create file folders for each task or pile. Store them in your desk drawers, a file cabinet, or whatever you have available. Go through each folder and eliminate any unneeded paperwork inside of it once you’ve completed the project. Then store the file in a place designated for finished tasks. Coming into a cluttered desk at the start of your work day can make you feel frazzled and overwhelmed. Prevent this from happening by tidying up and organizing your workspace before you leave each day. Organize your desk an hour before you leave. Doing so can help you find an assignment you may have forgot about and still gives you time to complete it before the day is done.


Remove as much of the glue as possible. Use a product with d-Limonene. Try a gel solvent.

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Even if the super glue has already dried, you can still try to remove any excessive adhesive.  To remove super glue that has already dried, apply acetone nail polish remover to a cotton ball and dab it on the spot. Only apply it to a small area to start. If you notice the nail polish remover is damaging your carpet, discontinue use immediately. Otherwise, you can continue applying it to the rest of the stain.  Use a wet cloth to blot the area, to pull up any adhesive and to remove excess nail polish remover. Once most of the adhesive and nail polish has been absorbed, apply a cleaning agent that contains d-Limonene. This is a natural, environmentally friendly cleaning solution.  You can either ask a salesperson for help at any major retail store or can do a quick search online. Amazon offers a multitude of products, which contain d-Limonene and can be shipped directly to your house. Apply the product to the spot with a cloth. You can wear gloves if you’d like, but d-Limonene is a natural substance.  Consult the directions on the container and leave it sit on the spot as directed. Use a separate, wet cloth to wipe away any residue that is left. You will need to thoroughly scrub this area, as d-Limonene will leave a residue. Goo Gone is one of the most popular gel solvents. You can use this in lieu of d-Limonene products.  Apply Goo Gone directly to the spot and leave it sit for one minute. Use a wet cloth to wipe away the Goo Gone. Pat the spot dry and let it sit. You may need to reapply the Goo Gone and rinse the area again if the spot is still present. As an alternative to Goo Gone, you can try De-Solv-It.


Remove as much of the plastic or wax as you can. Apply acetone to the melted mess. Scrape away the melted plastic or wax using your putty or butter knife. Dab the spot with WD-40.

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This can be done by lightly heating the mess until it is soft enough to scrape off. By getting as much of the mess off as you can manually, you’ll allow the cleaners to work best. After you’ve chipped away at the mess as best you can, allow it to cool. Plastic is soluble in acetone, so this can be effective in removing the nasty stain.Acetone is found in most nail polish removers, which can be found at your local pharmacy.  Be careful, acetone can stain certain surfaces. If you think acetone is your best option for removing the melted plastic or wax, try testing it out on a small- and preferably hidden- spot first. This could be the underside of the table you're working with or a part of the floor that is usually covered with furniture. See how the acetone reacts before dousing your stain with it.  Make sure that there is absolutely no acetone left on the surface. Acetone is highly flammable, and if there is acetone left over on your surface, especially if that surface is a stovetop or oven, you could have a larger problem on your hands than a little melted plastic. Once the acetone has soaked into the melted remains, it should be pretty pliable. With a little bit of force from your knife, it should come right off. This is only necessary if there is still remaining plastic or wax. WD-40 is a lubricating & penetrating spray product that can be used to remove the leftover gunk by dissolving its bond with the hard surface.Like you did with the acetone, test the WD-40 on a smaller, out-of-the-way spot before applying it to the stain.


Remove bolts from the shock tower. Disconnect the shock from the suspension. Remove the shock absorber from the bottom and top bolts.

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Lots of cars have the top bolts under the fabric in the trunk of the car, which means you'll have to lift up the lining to get to the shock bolts and remove them with a ratchet and socket. As always, consult your shop manual for more specific guidelines regarding the location of the shock tower bolts. In general, though, they'll be in the trunk. To unfasten the bolts, turn the socket and ratchet counterclockwise, greasing the bolts with penetrating fluid to eliminate any surface rust, if necessary. Use a socket set or a nut splitter to disengage the nut that connecting the shock to the suspension, and remove it from the bolt. If there isn't enough room to operate the splitter, you can apply penetrating solvent. Depending on the assembly, you may also need to disengage the knuckle at the top of brake assembly to get the the shock. Consult your owner's manual to find out for sure. Use the same process to remove the nut that is positioned at the top and keep the nuts separate so you will know which one goes where when it is time to install your new shocks. Wiggling the shock off the bolts can be surprisingly difficult, especially if the shocks are mounted on studs with a retaining bracket and everything's rusty. Wiggle it around a while and it should come off eventually.  One common frustration occurs when your piston rod keeps turning with you as you're trying to loosen the nut. You can use locking pliers on the end of the rod and keep it from turning with the pliers while loosening the nut with a wrench, but that can be just as frustrating. There's a hollow hex kit that fits over the rod and a tailored wrench made for the purpose, available at any auto parts store for about eleven bucks. If you need to bang on the bolt with a hammer or the end of your wrench to get it loose, that's ok, but make sure you put one the nuts back on to use as a hitting surface. Don't risk misaligning the bolt and messing up your ability to reinstall the shock properly. Let the metal cleaner do its work and take your time. It'll give.


Remove brassiness in blonde hair. Change the shade of blonde hair. Use toner to even out highlights. Enhance your hair’s color shade.

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Hair toner is a product that helps get rid of yellow or brassy blonde shades when you dye your hair. The toner will change the underlying color, but not change or dye the hair. Toner only works on hair that is blonde or bleached. Don’t use toner on dark hair. It will have no effect. . Toner can be used to change the specific shade of your blonde hair. If you want your blonde locks to look ashier or dingier, a toner can help achieve the cooler color. You can go warm and honey colored or pink or rosy.  Instead of a yellow, gold, or even white, toner can give your hair a cooler shade in colors like pink, purple, brown, or blue. Before you tone, research your options to find out what you would like to use. Toner can help you achieve a more even and balanced look to your hair color. This can help if you dye your hair or have highlights. The toner can fill out problem sections or hide color problems.  Toner can help blend your highlights into your hair more smoothly. It can help tone down your roots when you dye your hair. You can use toner to enhance your current shade instead of changing it. This is true for blonde or some shades of brunette hair. If your hair is dull or not quite the right tone, you can use toner to enhance the current shade of your hair.  Using toner for this will brighten or deepen the hair color. It will also make it look shiner and healthier. Toner can help your enhance and improve the look of dry or damaged hair.


Remove clutter and unnecessary items from the car. Clean Ensure your car doors seal tightly. Do not leave your car idling for long periods of time.

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Spiders hide in any dark, secluded space they can find, so do your best to eliminate hiding spots in your vehicle. Throw away any garbage in your car and place all items you don't need in a plastic or reusable bag. Place the bag in the trunk and, when you have time, take it out of the car and drop it off at your home. and vacuum your car thoroughly. Spiders like to hide in dark, dirty areas. Taking the time to clean out your car can prevent spiders from finding places to live within it. Vacuum your car's floors, paying special attention to corners or any crumbs, and wipe down the interior. Try to clean out your car at least once a week to prevent infestations. Run your fingers along the rubber seals along each door and check for damage. If you notice any cracks or broken areas, hire a mechanic to repair or replace your rubber seals.  Because spiders can enter your car through small holes, rubber seals are essential for keeping spiders out. If you notice dirt or debris clogging the rubber seals, clean them with a wet washcloth to improve their efficiency. The vibrations that idling cars make disturb spiders and, while trying to escape the vibrations, may cause them to hide in your car. If possible, avoid turning your car on before you need it, particularly if your car is prone to spider infestations.  Spiders move towards, not away from, idling cars because they expect to find a "ground zero" in the car where the vibrations can't hurt them. It's comparable to seeking shelter in the eye of a hurricane. The larger your car is, the more likely that it will attract spiders while idling.


Remove clutter from your home. Create a cozy nook to relax if you have extra space. Light candles around the room to use as natural lighting. Keep fluffy blankets in the room. Decorate your home with plants and natural decor.

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Having a cleaner space will also help clear your mind throughout the day. Find clever storage solutions that are out of sight, like closed shelves or hidden containers. Keep the items you love and get rid of anything that may only be taking up space.  Making your bed every morning is a great way to make a bedroom seem less cluttered. Clean your home at least once a week. Split different chores and organize different rooms each day of the week so it does not become overwhelming. Before purchasing something, ask yourself if you’re going to use it more than once. If the answer is no, it will only become clutter in your home. Part of hygge is finding a space in your home that you can relax in every day. Find a quiet space next to a window where you can sit with a coffee, tea, or book for an afternoon to unwind.  Fill the area with blankets and pillows for added levels of comfort and coziness. Keep a book rack near your nook so you have easy access to your favorite reading materials. Candlelight is soothing as well gives your space a less artificial feeling. The soft light of multiple candles is enough to light a relaxing room..  Use natural-scented candles, like pine or cinnamon, to give your space a relaxing and cozy feeling. Electric votive candles make a safer and easier replacement if you do not have multiple candles. Lamps in the corners of rooms rather than overhead lights can be enough to invoke hygge. A big blanket can offer visual accents to your room as well as add comfort. Even when you’re not under the blanket, you’ll feel like there’s more warmth in the room that you would’ve before. Keep a basket of blankets made from different materials to have a wide selection to choose from. Houseplants and natural wood can help keep you relaxed. Imagine as bringing the serenity of the outdoors inside your home. For example, you could fill a bowl with branches and pinecones and use it as a centerpiece.  Find practical room accessories like fur blankets to add a different texture to the room. Avoid using plastic...


Remove clutter. Position your bed with feet toward the door. Place a chest or bureau opposite the bed. Utilize bedroom windows.

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Feng shui values simplicity, so reducing the overall amount of stuff in your room is a must to enhance the energy and balance of the room. Energy is able to flow more freely in open space without clutter, so to maximize energy flow in your bedroom you need to reduce the amount of stuff you have there.  Carefully go through the room and consider what is there that doesn’t need to be. Do you keep piles of work papers? These will create negative energy. Do you have exercise equipment or multiple storage containers? These reduce the amount of open space in the room. The best balance will be achieved in a bedroom by having more open space and less unneeded stuff crowding the room. The position of the bed is important to create the right energy that promotes peace and restful sleep. Locate your bed diagonally across the room from the door with the foot of the bed toward the door. In this case, diagonally is meant to express that the bed should not be directly in front of the door, rather at an angle from the door whenever possible. Make sure the headboard is against a wall to anchor the bed. You also want to have space to walk on both sides of the bed, so don’t push it up close against a wall.  This positioning is one that promotes protection because you are able to easily see what comes through the door. You will be more at ease knowing that nothing can come through the door without you knowing. If it is possible, place a large rug under the bed to help ground the bed’s energy. It is also good to have one night stand on each side of the bed to help balance it. Since the bed is such a large item, you need to help balance the room out by placing something of comparable size on the opposite wall of the room. This balancing piece of furniture does not need to be the same size. The effect will be achieved as long as it’s somewhat large. If you are going to have a dresser in the room, this is ideal for balancing out the bed. Windows are a way that energy can flow into your house through sunlight, but it can’t do this if...


Remove dated items. Use the space effectively. Update appliances.

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You will want to remove any items which make a room or home look dated. Flamingos, hula girl lamps, plastic furniture coverings, and other similar items will make buyers feel like they walked into their grandparent’s house. Remove items like these and, if you can, replace them with more up-to-date items. Make sure that you are using the space in your home effectively. Rearrange furniture, replace large pieces with smaller ones, use smart storage solutions, and reduce the amount of furniture in a room to make the space seem larger and more functional. Yellow or green fridge and stove? Not most people’s idea of an attractive kitchen. People won’t want to buy a house that they feel looks dated and appliances like these will go a long way towards dating a home. They also won’t want to have to worry about replacing appliances as soon as they move in. To combat this, replace the appliances with something more modern. Be sure that the new appliances match each other. If you can’t afford to replace your appliances, make sure to clean the old ones as thoroughly as possible.


Remove dead leaves and branches at any time of year. Do any major pruning in late spring or early summer. Wear gloves when pruning. Cut the rubber plant branches just above the nodes. Prune the rubber plant with a sharp pair of pruning shears. Don’t over-prune the rubber plant. Repot your rubber plant to allow its size to increase. Propagate your rubber plants with cuttings.

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As with any indoor plant, remove any leaves and branches from your rubber plant that appear to be dead or dying. This will improve the overall appearance of the rubber plant, and keep the plant in good health. You can remove dead leaves in any season using your fingers.  You may need to use a pair of pruning shears to snip off dead branches. Dying leaves will be yellow in color, and may appear saggy or wilted. Dead leaves will be brown, and often shrunken and black. Rubber plants are generally hearty and will probably not suffer ill effects if you prune them in a different season. However, for the sake of the plant’s health, do most of the pruning around early summer. Major pruning includes any pruning that goes beyond removing already-dead leaves and branches. If you need to prune a rubber plant in winter or fall, restrict yourself to making minor pruning cuts. The sap of the rubber plant is sticky, and will start to flow from the cuts you make when pruning the branches. To prevent the sticky sap from getting onto your fingers, wear a pair of gloves while pruning. Canvas work gloves would suffice, as would rubber dishwashing gloves. Nodes are the locations where a smaller stem branches out from the side of a larger main stem. So, if you’re pruning a main stem, make the cut just above where a smaller stem branches out. This way, you can avoid damaging the small leaf-bearing stems. These will easily snip through the rubber plant’s branches, and prevent the stems from ripping or tearing. If you have a young rubber plant with thin stems, you could also trim it using a pair of sharp household scissors. In a pinch, you can use a sharp kitchen knife to prune the plant. Unlike other types of plants (like roses) whose branches need to be pruned at an angle, you can cut rubber plant branches straight across. If you prune away too many of the rubber plant’s leaves and branches, it won’t be able to photosynthesize and may die. So, make sure that you always leave at least 2-3 leaves behind. Also keep in mind that it’s...


Remove debris from the steps. Mix one part hot water to one part oxygenated bleach. Spray the steps with the solution. Scrub the steps with a long handled brush. Rinse the steps with hot water.

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Sweep or blow away all the dirt and debris from the concrete steps. Also, make sure to cover up any nearby plants with a plastic covering like a tarp or trash bags. Remove toys, decorations, and nearby furniture as well. Mix them together in a plastic bucket until they are well-combined. The temperature of the water should be at least 105 degrees Fahrenheit (40.5 degrees Celsius). Alternatively, you can use a specially formulated concrete cleaner instead of the oxygenated bleach and water. You can find these at your local hardware store. Fill a tank sprayer with the solution. Working from the top down, use the tank to spray the steps with the solution, focusing on the stained areas. Once you have covered the whole area, let the solution set for 20 to 30 minutes.  Make sure the concrete steps are soaking wet to prevent the solution from drying up while it is setting. If the solution starts to dry, then just spray more solution onto the steps. You can purchase or rent a tank sprayer from your local hardware store. You can also use a push broom to do this. Working from the top down, scrub the steps until the dirt and grime are completely removed. Use a smaller scrub brush to clean small crevices and corners. Make sure to clean the steps evenly to avoid a patchy look. Fill a gallon bucket with clean, hot water. From the top of the stairs, pour the water down the steps to rinse them clean. Rinse the steps until all of the soap residue, dirt, and grime are removed. If the concrete steps are still dirty, then repeat steps one through five, or use a different method.


Remove decorations one at a time. Move live plants to one corner of the tank. Vacuum gravel from the bottom of the tank.

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You may be in a hurry to get your tank looking fresh, but never clean all of your decorations at once. Decorations are home to helpful bacteria that keep your fish healthy. Removing them all at once can upset the balance of your aquarium.  Removing all of the decorations at once is stressful for your fish. Keep your fish in the tank. There’s no need to remove them when cleaning parts of the tank. Wash your hands with warm water and soap before you reach into the fish tank. Make sure you’ve rinsed all of the soap off your hands. Soap is terrible for fish and can kill them. If you keep live plants in your tank, you don’t need to remove them. Plants naturally keep themselves clean. Simply move them to one corner of the tank so you can see and clean everything else.  You can replace the old live plants with new ones if you want to change your aquarium’s look. Live plants are an excellent way to help enhance the health of an aquarium, since they work as a natural filter. Gravel is the most common decoration, and can become covered in algae over time. If you want to spruce it up, use a special gravel vacuum. The gravel vacuum will suck up water and gravel when you stick it into the gravel.  As the gravel gets sucked into the tube, the pressure will tumble the gravel and clean it. The gravel will then fall back out of the vacuum to the bottom of the tank. This will remove some dirty water from the tank. You will need to replace it with dechlorinated water when you are done cleaning the decorations.


Remove distractions so you can focus. Review your notes to see what you may have missed. Study additional resources for more explanation on the material.

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One of the easiest thing that you can do to help you pay attention when you are confused is to get away from any distractions that are preventing you from focusing. When you are in class, try to be aware of the things that distract you and cause you to lose focus. Once you identify the things that are distracting you, you can remove them from your learning space and better focus on understanding the material at hand.  Distractions may include things like your computer or your cell phone. If this is the case, try taking notes by hand and leave your electronics at home or in your bag. If you find that a friend is causing you to lose focus, try sitting somewhere else or politely explaining to them that you need to focus and will talk to them after class. When reviewing your notes, you will likely notice a lot of things that you didn’t when you were just trying to get the information down in class. Reviewing and working through your notes can help you better understand what you were taught that day and, in many cases, set you up to better understand the next lesson while in class.  Try to review your notes within a few hours of the end of class. This way, some of the information will still be fresh, so you may remember some things that you didn’t have time to write down. You can then add this information to your notes to help you better understand. It can be helpful to review your notes with your teacher or with a friend. That way, if you have any questions, you can point to the source of your confusion in your notes. If your teacher posts their lectures online, provides a suggested reading list, or offers any other additional resources, make sure that you look through these before and after class. This can help you work through some of the material that confused you. It may also help prevent confusion in the future by explaining the upcoming material before you hear it in class.


Remove distractions. Tackle one thing at a time. Keep your home or workspace tidy.

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We live in a world with an endless opportunity for stimulation and distraction. From TV to blogs to instant messaging, not to mention friends, family, and pets, it is so easy to spend just a minute on this and a minute on that and find the whole day lost. Don't let that happen! Keep your eyes on the prize by removing as many distractions and opportunities for distraction as possible.  Close your email and social media sites. Turn off any notifications that will interrupt your work. If you must, budget a few minutes into your day to check your inbox and updates for anything important, but having them open while you work is sure to lower your productivity. Use browser extensions to block time-wasting websites. The Internet is full of interesting pictures, .gifs, videos and articles that will eat away at your day if you aren't mindful. Install a browser extension like StayFocusd, Leechblock or Nanny that will limit your time on distracting websites or keep you from checking them for certain periods during the day. You can also block distracting sites on your iPhone. Do whatever you can to put the temptation to check the news, browse your favorite blogs or watch cat videos out of reach.  Turn off your phone. Don't answer calls, don't check text messages, nothing. Don't keep it near you. If it is important, whoever is calling will leave a message. If you are worried about emergencies, set aside one minute to check your phone every hour. Tell friends and family not to interrupt you. Keep your pets out of the room if they are going to be a problem. Use background noise to block out annoying noises and distractions. Constant background noise such as white, pink or brown noise but also natural noises such as the sound of rain or a river can help you to stay focused and boost your productivity. Use tools like Noisli. Turn off the TV or radio. Depending on you and the nature of your task, a little background noise might by fine—especially music without lyrics—but any kind of media on around you will usually lower your...


Remove dust at least once a week. Spot clean the screen when needed. Clean your screens regularly.

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To help your screens continue looking great, you'll want to keep dust and dirt from building up.  Giving your window screens a light dusting once a week can cut down on the amount of heavy cleaning you'll need to do.  Use these basic steps to keep up with your weekly screen dusting schedule:  Grab a vacuum cleaner and a dusting brush attachment. Use the vacuum cleaner to gently suck up any dirt on the screen. If you are able to do so, vacuum both sides of the screen. It's best to work top to bottom when cleaning the screen. You won't always need to remove the entire screen from the window to clean it.  If you notice a specific spot or area that is dirty, you can mix up some soap and water to clean your screen.  Keep some of these tips in mind to spot clean the screen while it's still in the window:  Mix some mild soap and warm water in a bucket. Dip a small sponge into the bucket. Use the sponge to gently wash the stained area. If you have to scrub the area, do so gently.  Using too much force can easily tear the screen. Finish by drying the screen with a towel. The more often you clean your window screens, the less often you'll need to remove them and do a full cleaning.  Try to include window screens in your usual house cleaning routine to help keep them looking like new.


Remove each handle. Use a wrench to remove the nut. Pull out the stem. Remove the seat washer. Replace the seat washer. Reassemble each handle.

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Pry off the decorative cap if necessary (usually reading “Hot” or “Cold”), unscrew, and remove the handle. Underneath, you will find the stem, which sits on top of the O-ring, which sits on top of a seat washer. The seat washer is usually made of rubber, which can get worn out after a while. If your faucet is dripping, this is mostly likely the culprit. This will expose the O-ring, which will be thinner, and seat washer, which will be thicker. If the handles are leaky (as opposed to the faucet), replace the O-ring. Take the old one to the hardware store and use it to find a replacement. This will be held in place with an upside-down brass screw. Since these washers vary in size, you might need to bring the old one in with you to a parts store to find an exact match. Coat the replacement in plumber’s grease before installing it. Any minor leaks should now be fixed.


Remove etching with polishing paste. Use fine grade steel wool to buff out your scratch. Test the seal of your granite after buffing. Reseal your granite counter top, if necessary.

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This measure should only be taken if your counter top is already polished. Etching occurs when a substance corrodes your counter, leaving behind a very slight mark on it that often looks like a stain, cup ring, or small blemish. If you can barely feel the scratches in the surface of your counter, a polishing paste may be your best alternative.  Make sure your counter top is completely free of soap or any other cleaning agent you used to clean the scratch. These substances may interact with your polishing paste unfavorably. Follow the directions on your polishing paste. Different brands will require different procedures for you to achieve best results. Generally, you should use a small amount of polishing paste to begin with and apply moderate pressure when polishing. In most cases, you'll only need a little of  your granite polishing agent to remove etching. Using a coarse grade sandpaper, steel wool, or buffing paper could result in damage to your granite counter top. As a general rule, to protect your granite, you should start with the most moderate grade available. In this case, you should use a dry piece of #0000 steel wool to buff out your scratch(es).  Use moderate pressure when buffing and small, circular motions that centralize around your scratch. After several minutes of buffing, if you still notice no change in  the appearance of your scratch, you'll have to make use of other measures. NOTE: more aggressive buffing procedures, using specialty granite sanding tools, can be used to remove your scratch. However, if improperly or inexpertly performed, these methods can result in permanent deformation of your granite. Buffing can remove the top coating of your granite, which is also called the seal. You can gauge whether or not your counter top needs to be resealed with a simple drip test. Simply...  Sprinkle a few droplets of water on your counter. These should form water beads along the top of its surface. Allow the water to sit for 10 to 15 minutes. If the water has spread or left a dark spot on your...


Remove everything from your bed. Grab clean bedding. Gather all your blankets, pillows, and sheets. Make sure your mattress is free of dirt, dust, and debris.

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To begin achieving that perfect hotel-like bed experience, you’ll want to start from scratch.  Starting with a blank slate will get you in the mindset of creating that perfect, clean, and comfortable bedding experience. It will also help you make your bed correctly, going step by step. To get the most out of making your bed, and feel your best when it’s complete, use nice clean bedding. Nothing is quite as relaxing as slipping under crisp clean sheets when it’s time for bed. Clean bedding will not only make your bed look crisp and help you feel refreshed, but it will be easier to lay down and get right. Gather up all your bedding and place it together next to your bed.  Try making stacks of similar items keeping everything organized and increasing your workflow. For example, stack your bedding in order of when you need it. Put all your sheets together first. Keep all your pillow cases together and close to your pillows. You may also want to iron your bedding like your sheets and pillow cases. Ironing will get rid of any wrinkles and creases, allowing you to experience a smooth crisp flat surface to rest on.   When it comes to the type of bedding you need to make a hotel-quality bed, it's largely personal preference. To start, get the right size bedding. If you have a Queen sized bed, get Queen sized bedding. The weight of your duvet and duvet cover are also preference. However, hotels typically use a medium-weight feather down. Thread count will somewhat factor in how comfortable your sheets are. But the type of material and thread length of thread are the real factors. Sheets with a thread count between 500 and 800 are generally considered to be more of a premium quality. When looking for sheets, pure 100 percent Egyptian cotton will be the softest and likely most expensive. 100 percent Pima cotton will also be extremely comfortable, though not quite the same quality as Egyptian cotton. Look for bedding that also has a longer thread. Shorter threads can poke out of the stitching and feel scratchy. Since...


Remove excess dirt and shoelaces. Treat food and salt stains with vinegar and water. Remove oil and grease stains with baking soda. Mist dried water stains with water. Use a white pencil eraser to remove scuffs.

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Prepare your shoes for cleaning by brushing away excess dirt, removing the shoelaces, and stuffing your shoes with newspaper or a shoe tree to protect their shape. You can use either a shoe brush or a damp rag to clean off the top layer of dirt clinging to the surface of your shoes.  Suede is soft and fairly delicate. Use gentle brushing motions to clear away dirt. You can wash your laces either by hand or by placing them in a mesh laundry bag in a washing machine. If you wear your Gazelles through the winter they may accumulate salt stains. To remove salt stains, apply a mixture of 2 parts water and 1 part vinegar to the stained area with a rag. Allow it to dry, then gently go over the area with a brush. White vinegar works best. Pour a small amount of baking soda on the stain and allow it to sit for several hours as it draws in the liquid. Gently brush away the baking soda with an old toothbrush using a circular motion. Oil and grease stains can be very tough to remove. If the stain is too strong for the baking soda cleaning method, you should consider having your shoes professionally cleaned. Strangely enough, the treatment for dried water stains is adding more water. But only a small amount! Lightly mist the area around the stain, then gently brush the spot in a circular motion. Focus your brushing especially on the borderlines of the dried water stain. The spot should blend in with the rest of the shoe after drying. Scuff marks are caused when the fibers of the suede material on your Gazelles get flattened. You can use a pencil eraser to gently rub the affected area to lift the nap and remove any markings.  Avoid using a pink eraser as the color might transfer to your shoe. For especially difficult scuff marks you can use a fingernail file.


Remove excess excrement. Utilize a dry pail. Pre-soak your nappies with white vinegar. Dab detergent to pre-treat bad stains. Set your washing machine and insert your clothing. Rinse and dry your diapers.

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Cleaning dirty cloth diapers can be highly unpleasant, but these are an economical solution to expensive disposable diapers. Before doing anything, you should wipe or scrape all excess from the soiled spots on your diaper for best results. You won't be able to wash every diaper the moment it's soiled, so you'll need a container to hold dirty nappies while awaiting laundry day. A plastic pail with a lid is excellent for this purpose, though you may want to prop the lid open slightly to prevent the buildup of potent ammonia smells. Soiled diapers should be washed every two days, three days at maximum. You should fill a basin or soaking container with cold water and add a few tablespoons of distilled white vinegar to it. White vinegar is a natural cleaning agent that is effective at brightening whites and erasing odors, making it a solid choice for cleaning cloth diapers. Remove your cloth diapers from the cold water and dab the remaining stained areas with your child safe washing detergent. Allow this solution to set in the fabric for about five minutes before putting these in the washing machine. Urine stains can be more efficiently treated with an ammonia/cold water solution. Dilute one tablespoon of ammonia in a cup of cold water and saturate your stain with it, allowing it to set for five minutes before attempting to wash. Most cloth diapers are suitable for washing on the hot setting of your washing machine, but if you are uncertain about this you should consult garment tags. Add your baby safe detergent to the water and then put your baby's dirty nappies in as well. Some modern manufacturers of cloth diapers use synthetic fibers or water resistant fibers that require special washing procedure. If you have bought modern cloth diapers, consult its packaging or tags before washing. To prevent any negative reactions from residual detergent, you'll want to run the diapers through a warm rinse cycle one more time. Then you can put the clothing into your dryer as normal, or follow the manufacturer's drying instructions.


Remove excess hair dye. Blot until hair dye stops lifting. Fill a bucket with soapy water. Scrub the stain with a magic eraser.

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If you act immediately after the stain forms, you will have a much better chance of easily removing it. Begin by using a clean cloth to blot at the hair dye stain. Use gentle up and down tapping motions, and avoid rubbing or spreading the hair dye around, as this can stain an even larger area of your linoleum floor. Once you have absorbed most of the excess hair dye that is sitting on top of the stain, wet another clean cloth and continue blotting at the hair dye stain. Keep blotting until no more stain is being lifted. Fill a large bucket with warm water, then add a squirt of all purpose cleaner. Swirl the water around so that the water and soap mix. Dip a Mr. Clean magic eraser into the soapy water, then begin to scrub at the stain. The soapy water will keep the stain damp so that it set slower, and the magic eraser works as an extremely fine sandpapering tool that is highly effective at dislodging the dye stain.


Remove excess skin. Carefully transfer the hot roasted nuts to a clean kitchen towel. Wrap the nuts in the towel then rub the nuts lightly against each other. This will remove any loose papery skin, which may have a slight bitter taste. Serve.

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You can certainly eat the skins of hazelnuts, but most people like to remove as much of the skin as possible so they can cleanly enjoy the taste of a roasted hazelnut. Roasting them actually makes it easier to remove the skin, so you should do so after roasting. However, know that some varieties of hazelnut, such as the Oregon hazelnut, have stubborn skins that are difficult to remove. You won't be able to remove all of the skin of the hazelnuts, and that's okay; the skin provides the nuts with color and valuable nutrients. Here's how you remove the skin of the hazelnuts:    Many people love eating roasted hazelnuts just plain, as they are, while others like to incorporate them in salads, meat dishes, as well as other recipes. Here are some great recipes that include hazelnuts that you can try:  Hazelnut milkshakes Hazelnut bacon cookies Hazelnut martinis Homemade Nutella Hazelnut bananas Chocolate hazelnut buns Hazelnut cupcakes


Remove existing sod, plants, and weeds. Remove obstructions. Test and evaluate the soil. Amend the soil.

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To make the job of tilling easier and more effective, it’s important to remove any grass or plants that are already growing in the soil you want to till. The purpose of tilling is to prepare the soil for new plants, so you start by removing the old growth.  Use a shovel to dig into the ground around the roots of existing plants or weeds. Start a few inches (several centimeters) away from the plant and dig in at a 45-degree angle toward the center of the roots. Sever the roots with the shovel and pull the plants out by hand. Wear gardening gloves to do this. To remove sod, you can use a shovel to dig out small patches at a time, use an herbicide to kill the lawn, use a sod cutter, or kill the lawn by depriving it of light. If there are dead plants, you can leave them in the area to be mulched up and add organic matter to your garden. Rocks, large stones, tree roots, and other obstructions make it difficult to till land. Large rocks especially get in the way of the tiller, so it’s best to move them before you till. With a wheelbarrow, walk up and down the land you want to till. Look out for rocks, roots, and other items that aren't soil. Place anything you find into the wheelbarrow. These objects are also obstructions for seedlings that are trying to grow, so your plants will have a better chance if the land is clear. Different plants need certain soil conditions to thrive, and if your soil doesn’t meet those needs, then your plants may die. Two qualities you should evaluate for are soil type and pH. You can test pH with a test kit that you can buy at garden stores, home and hardware stores, and online. To determine the soil type:  Take a hose and soak a small section of the soil in your garden. Grab a small handful of soil and squeeze it into a ball. Place the ball somewhere well-ventilated but protected from rain. Let the ball dry out for 24 hours. When dry, pick up the ball of soil. A tight ball indicates clay. A ball that crumbles or loses its shape is mostly sand. A crumbly ball that loosely holds its...


Remove expansion plugs (Freeze Plugs) from skimmers and wall returns  Put plugs in Ziploc bag and place near cover for use. Reassemble filter, pump, heater, etc. Replace drain plugs into pump, filter, heater, chlorinator, etc. Replace pump and skimmer baskets, pressure gauges, pool ladders, diving boards etc. Use thread sealant such as Teflon tape on all threaded plugs, connections. If your filter is a D.E. Place filter valve to filter position and open air bleeder (beneath pressure gauge, usually). Open all incoming valves (before pump) and all return side valves (after filter). Lubricate valves and o-rings as needed. Replace pump lid tightly. Place filter valve in proper position. Slide valves (push-pull valves) should be in the down position on most DE filters and in the up position for Pac-Fab sand filters. Turn on power to pump & start system Watch pressure on gauge closely with your hand on power switch! Recheck that all return side valves are open. Repeat priming process mentioned before. Repair as needed. Once system is started, adjust valves and return fittings for proper flow.

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Discard any that are dry-rotted and/or cracked. Replace any wall fittings.  If above-ground pool, reattach hoses removed at closing.  Do not over-tighten! powder tight filter, make sure clamp band is tight and properly positioned. (It was probably removed in the fall to have the filter grids pulled out and cleaned with a hose, so make sure it was re-installed correctly).   Fill pump basket with water from pool or hose. Look for leaks out of pump. Double check that all valves and pressure relief orifices are open.  Multiport valves should be on the filter position. (Or you can start the pump with the valve in the Drain to Waste position, and when water begins to run out the waste line, shut off the pump. Place valve into the Recirculate position and run pump until water flows into the pool. Shut off pump, switch the valve to the Filter position to complete the process.) Turn off if pressure rises above normal range; usually above 30 psi. If no pressure builds up at all, and pump is not pumping, shut off power after 1 minute. If pump still won't prime up, try closing main drain valve, if present, and starting off the skimmer alone. If pump still won't catch prime after 5 or so attempts, check incoming pipes for air leaks. Add 1 lb of DE powder per 5 sq. ft of filter area into the skimmer (only if you have a DE filter, of course). Do this quickly, within 2 minutes of starting filter. If you have a cartridge filter replace cartridge element every 2 years. Sand filters should have their sand changed every 5 years. Check for leaks around pump and filter; repair as needed. Note start-up pressure on filter gauge. When psi is 10 lbs above this number, backwash the filter. Empty pump basket also at this time, or earlier if you notice a drop in filter pressure. If you have a heater, follow pilot lighting and test firing instructions, usually printed on back of front heater door. Operate to test and adjust all other equipment.


Remove foliage from crops that bear fruit in the summer. Cut old leaves from your plants to get rid of dead weight. Remove runners to prevent resources from going to clone plants. Remove flower stalks from summer-bearing plants. Cut flowers when clusters are small or if you need vegetative growth. Remove strawberries to prevent competition between plants. Slice off crowns to keep a steady density in highly vegetative plants.

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Also known as summer bearers, these crops typically flower during the late spring and bear their strawberries in the summer. Snip foliage around 4 inches (10 cm) above their crowns—the aboveground parts that begin at soil level. Getting rid of foliage provides room for more newer leaves to kick-start new growth. Old leaves stop contributing to carbohydrate production, but still absorb water and nutrients. Remove these leaves to help your strawberry plants thrive without putting energy into leaves that aren't giving anything of value back.  Old leaves can be distinguished by their yellow color, and lose their glossy aesthetic as they age. Dead leaves prevent air circulation in the canopy, and also leave your plants more susceptible to disease. Long stems are old plants that can be cut at the base with garden shears. Most strawberry varieties create runners (also referred to as stolons), which are horizontal connections between the primary strawberry plants that extend over the soil. Trim these connections back to their mother plant. If you don't, they will eventually create their own root system that will ultimately lead to the production of a clone plant.  Removing runners prevents your plants from wasting the saccharides they generate from photosynthesis—referred to as photoassimilates—on clone plants. If growing conditions are optimal (ample sunlight and water access), runners can remain without too much of an impact on your strawberry growth. Daughter plants created by runners can be detached from the mother to start new plants after they have rooted. However, this should be done sparingly. Use your thumb and forefinger to carefully remove flower stalks from plants that bear their strawberries in June. Keep an eye out for them every day, and remove them throughout the first growing season as they appear.  Take a look at strawberry varieties here: http://www.omafra.gov.on.ca/english/crops/facts/strawvar.htm. Be careful not to damage the stalks of your strawberry plants as you remove their flower stalks....