Weigh the puppy to make sure you administer the right dosage. Fill a syringe with the prescribed amount of medication. Get the pup’s attention. Open the pup’s mouth with your free hand. Place the medication into the pup’s mouth. Give your puppy doses of medication on a schedule suggested by the vet. Bring a final stool sample to your veterinarian.

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It's best to weigh the puppy immediately before giving it the medication, since puppies are still growing. Once you have an accurate weight, consult the dosage chart on the medication. It's very important that the dog receive enough medicine to treat the worms, but it should never receive too much medication. If you must fill your own syringe, dip the top into the liquid medication and pull the plunger back to fill the vial with liquid. Fill it to the amount prescribed by your vet or suggested on the packaging.  If you’re giving the puppy a pill, or if the syringes come pre-filled in the packaging, you can skip this step. Check to see if the medication should be given on a full or an empty stomach. For the medication to be effective, you need to follow these guidelines. Snap your fingers, wave a toy in front of the pup’s face, or hold a treat in front of its nose to get the puppy focused on one of your hands. Puppies are highly distractible, so once you have its attention, move quickly to give the pup its deworming medication. You may find it easiest to give the dog medication while it’s sitting on your lap. You’ll be able to hold it in one place using one arm, and use the free hand to get the dog’s attention and put the medication in its mouth. Use the fingers on 1 hand to gently open the puppy’s mouth. Slip your fingers in between the puppy’s lips at the front of its mouth, and exert steady pressure to open its jaws. This should be relatively easy with the puppy distracted. Once the puppy’s mouth is open, you can place the medication inside. If you’re giving the pup liquid medication via syringe, stick the tip of the syringe at least 2 inches (5.1 cm) inside of the puppy’s mouth, and dispense the liquid. The puppy should swallow it down quickly. If you’re giving the puppy a medicated pill, set it back about 3 inches (7.6 cm)  in the dog’s mouth, so that it will swallow the pill and not spit it back up. Deworming medications are most effective if given to a pup several times. The number and frequency of...


Weigh the risks of telling your parents about Satanism. Accept that you'll be anxious. Plan what you want to say ahead of time. Find the right time and place to talk. Consider your family's religious beliefs.

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It may not be the best idea to tell your parents about becoming a Satanist. If you still live at home, and your parents are strict or very religious, it may be a good idea to wait. Try to consider how your parents may react, and whether or not the conversation needs to happen now.  Honesty is generally good for most relationships. It can create less tension and promote an open dialogue between you and your parents. If you and your parents have a generally open relationship, it may not be a problem to tell them you're becoming a Satanist. However, in the case of religious differences, being honest may create unnecessary strife. Consider how strict your parents are regarding religion specifically. If you're still living at home, and your parents are very stringent in their beliefs, coming out as a Satanist can create a tense home environment. In some cases, your parents may even kick you out if they find out you're a Satanist. You may want to wait until you've moved out to talk to your parents and practice in private until then. It is very normal to experience feelings of anxiety and apprehension when having any difficult conversation. You will probably go into the conversation with a sense of unease. Instead of pushing such feelings away, allow yourself to experience them. If you accept anxiety ahead of time, you will be better emotionally prepared for the conversation itself.  Try to engage in relaxing exercises. Practice deep breathing or do some yoga stretches. Go for a long walk to clear your mind. Reframe how you're thinking about the conversation. Instead of focusing on the potential fall out, try to see things from a more positive perspective. Think of this as you being open with your parents. Consider the benefits of having an open dialogue in your home. Try to look at the conversation as an exciting challenge rather than a burden. Telling your parents about becoming a Satanist can be difficult. There are many misconceptions about what Satanism is, and many people assume Satanists worship the devil or...


Weigh your pet. Feed your pet vitamin A during the summer. Increase your pet’s fiber intake. Fast your pet 2-6 weeks before hibernation. Hydrate your pet. Decrease the temperature before hibernation. Decide where your pet will hibernate. Prepare your fridge, if needed. Check your pet regularly.

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You should track your pet’s weight throughout hibernation to know if your pet is healthily losing weight or dangerously starving. Weigh your turtle or tortoise now to get a baseline weight, and keep weighing your pet every 2-3 weeks.  Use the same scale you will use leading up to and during hibernation. Use a digital scale for animals under 6 lbs (2.5kg) to ensure accuracy. Before you fast your turtle or tortoise, you should feed your pet higher levels of vitamin A since hibernation depletes stores of vitamin A. At the beginning of summer (12-16 weeks before hibernation), begin adding vitamin A-rich foods to the turtle's diet.  You can simply swap out some of these foods for other things your turtle normally eats.  Some good sources of vitamin A include:  For tortoises: carrots and squash For turtles (non-meat): Leafy green vegetables like kale, broccoli, mustard and collard greens, and dandelions; orange vegetables, like alfalfa, squash, carrots, sweet potatoes; orange fruit, like cantaloupe and peaches For turtles (meat): fish and baby mice If your pet already gets a lot of vitamin A, just keep feeding it as normal. Towards the end of summer (late July, or 6-8 weeks before hibernation), swap out some of your turtle's normal food for higher-fiber options.   Good sources of fiber for both turtles and tortoises include alfalfa and timothy hay, both which are high-fiber weeds and grasses. If your pet normally eats a high-fiber diet, just keep feeding him as usual. Many turtles and tortoises die because owners hibernate them with undigested food still in their digestive tract. Do not try to hibernate a turtle or tortoise who has eaten within the last month; instead, delay hibernation. Ask your vet for a specific fasting time for your species.  Undigested food kills hibernating pets in 2 ways. Either the food decays and causes fatal bacterial infections inside your pet; or the food decays and creates large clouds of gas, which press internally on your pet’s lungs to suffocate it. When in doubt, contact your vet. ...


Weigh your whiteboard. . Place a sticker patch every 6-8 inches. Remove the backs of the patches. Press the patches firmly to the wall. Check the stickers every 2-3 months.

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Adhesive patches are intended for use on smaller objects. If your whiteboard weighs more than 3-4 pounds, an adhesive may not be strong enough to use. If it is under 3-4 pounds, you can hang it without risking damage to your wall. If you aren't sure how much your whiteboard weighs, you can use a kitchen scale, or you can stand on your own scale with the whiteboard in hand, then without, and subtract the difference. ash your wall. Before you begin hanging, watch your wall thoroughly, using water and vinegar, or a mixture of water and dish soap. Adhesive cannot stick to dirt, so you should not try to hang using adhesive on a dirty wall. Make sure the wall has dried completely, then wipe down with a dry cloth to pick up any grease or dirt left behind after the initial wash. To make sure your board has an adequate amount of support, place an adhesive strip every 6-8 inches on your board. If your board is large, also place a strip midway down the height of your board. If your board is small, place an adhesive strip in all four corners to ensure stability. Once the adhesive strips have been placed on the board itself, expose the adhesive intended for the wall. Do this step right before placing it on the wall, as industrial-strength adhesive attracts all manner of dust and debris. If possible, remove a single adhesive strip at a time, and press it into the wall immediately. Making sure the whiteboard is level, press it into the wall, stopping to push each individual sticker firmly against the wall. Although the adhesive is stronger than a simple strip of scotch tape, it does rely upon heavy pressure to achieve a firm hold. You don't need to hammer the adhesive, but pushing against the adhesive for 30 seconds will help it stay in place. To make sure your whiteboard doesn't come crashing down unexpectedly, check the adhesive strips every 2-3 months, pressing them into the wall if you see any separation. Some paint peels away gradually, so you may need to reapply some of your adhesive strips periodically.


Weigh your wood samples Measure the moisture content (MC) with a moisture meter. Microwave 15% to 25% MC wood at the lowest setting for 45 to 60 seconds. Heat 30% MC or above wood for 1.5 to 3 minutes at the second-lowest heat level. Weigh your samples after the first round of heating. Continue heating your wood and weighing it until there are no weight changes.

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using a postal scale. Electronic postal or pocket scales can be purchased from office suppliers and big-box stores. Set it to measure grams, place your wood onto it, and take note of your wood's weight. If you'd like to keep your scale clean, place a container onto the scale, hit "Tare," and then place the wood in. Use a scale that has an accuracy within 0.1% for the best results. Otherwise, accuracy should be at least within 0.035 ounces (0.99 g). For pin-type moisture meters, press the 2 tips into the wood and activate it for the moisture reading. For pinless meters, press the base of its scanning plate against the wood and turn the meter on. Record the moisture content, which will be a percentage between 0 and 100. Purchase moisture meters from home hardware stores and online suppliers. Place 3 to 5 paper towels onto the microwave oven's plate and place your wood on top. Most ovens come with a "Low" setting and a "Defrost" setting that is slightly higher. Set it to "Low" and look out for smoke—this is a sign that you have burnt away some of the wood weight and volume and any moisture measurements will be inaccurate. Never let wood pieces touch if you're heating multiple samples or they can light on fire. For most microwaves, the next heat level above "Low" is "Defrost." Layer 5 paper towels onto the microwave oven's plate, place your wood on top, and set your microwave to "Defrost." If you don't mind waiting, you can set it to the lowest setting, and wait about 4 minutes instead. If you smell smoke or burning on "Defrost," switch to the "Low" heat setting. Following the first round of heating, weigh your samples on the scale and record the weights. When drying wood, you will notice each piece loses weight, which is a sign that moisture is leaving. The goal is to continue heating your wood pieces until there is no weight change and each of their moisture contents is stable. Remember that different types of wood dry at different rates. Don't be surprised if some pieces lose moisture slower or faster than...


Weigh yourself daily. Reevaluate monthly. Build a support group.

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Research shows that weighing yourself every day when you're trying to lose weight will help you monitor and track your progress and let you know how effective or ineffective your diet program is.  These daily weight check-ins will show you your progress over time and may help keep you motivated.  Weigh yourself about 1-2 times a week.  Weighing yourself each day will not give you an accurate perspective of your progress.  Daily fluctuations in weight (either a gain or loss) are normal and may be due to what you ate, drank or did at the gym the day before.  For the most accurate method of weighing, take your weight on the same day of the week, at the same time with the same clothes (or no clothes). Regular weigh-ins have also been shown to help prevent weight-gain. With any weight loss plan, it's important to check-in every month or two to see how effective your diet is.  Review how much weight you've lost, how much more you'd like to lose and how your new diet is helping you reach your goals.  If your weight loss is steady or if you've reached your goal, the diet has most likely been successful.  Keep on going! If your weight loss has been slow or has stopped, take time to reevaluate the diet, how you've been eating and following the plan.  It might make sense to keep a food journal for a few days to make sure you're truly sticking to the diet. Also take into consideration how easy to follow your diet is and how it's making you feel.  For example, if you're finding it overwhelming to have meat at each and every meal, you might want to make some changes to your plan to make it fit better with your lifestyle. Support groups can be a great tool for weight loss.  Whether it's friends, family members or other dieters, a support group can encourage and motivate you throughout your progress.  Ask friends or family members if they'd like to join you on your meat-based diet.  It's can be more fun if you have a whole group of people with the same goal. Get competitive with your support group.  Set an end date for your...


Weigh yourself regularly. Take measurements monthly. Keep a journal. Define new goals.

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There are a variety of ways to maintain a lean physique. However, self-weighing on a regular basis is one of the most important.  Many studies have shown that getting on the scale at least once a week is important for weight maintenance long-term. Those who were more regular with weigh-ins had an easier time maintaining their weight and could maintain it long-term.  When you get on the scale each week, try to weigh yourself at the same time of day and in the same clothes. It'll give you a more accurate representation of any trends. Give yourself a weight range to stick to. It's not realistic to think you'll be the exact same weight every day or every week. It's normal to fluctuate up or down 3-5 pounds. Track your weight in a journal. If your weight goes up too high or too low, you'll know you need to make changes to your diet or exercise plan to correct those unwanted changes. Another way to maintain your physique and to keep yourself at your goal is to take regular measurements.  Common areas to measure and track are waist, hips, thighs, and arms. Keep these measurements in a journal and track them over time. Like regular weigh-ins, taking measurements on a regular basis can let you know if you're staying at a stable weight and level of muscle mass. You won't see many noticeable differences in measurements in just a few days or even a week. Give yourself about a month's time to notice any significant changes. If you're aiming to maintain or even continue to increase muscle mass or decrease body fat, you should see changes in those numbers. If you notice any unwanted to changes to these numbers, take a look at your diet and exercise and make changes to those areas if needed. Even when you're maintaining your goals, keeping a journal can be helpful for maintenance.  You can use your journal to keep notes of a variety of things. It's a good idea to track your food, average calorie intake, exercise, and measurements. If you notice any changes in weight, measurements or overall fitness level, you can return to...


Weight the tuna steak on a weighing scales. Put the microwave on the defrost setting and enter the tuna steak weight. Check the tuna steak every 5 minutes to see if you can bend it.

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Most microwave manuals have instructions on how to defrost different types of frozen food. Generally, the first step is to weigh your tuna steak. Place the tuna steak on your kitchen weighing scales or on a paper towel on top of your household weighing scales. Make a note of the weight of the tuna steak on a piece of paper or on your phone. If your microwave doesn't ask for the tuna steak's weight, you can just defrost the fish in 5-minute intervals. If it does ask, it'll tell you how long the fish will need to defrost. After 5 minutes, take the fish out of the microwave and use some light pressure to see if you're able to bend the tuna steak. If it's still too rigid or tough, place it back in the microwave for another 5 minutes.  Flip the fish over after the first 5 minutes have passed. You want the fish to be evenly thawed, which will also make cooking easier. Don't be worried if you can bend the fish but it still looks icy or cold. Once you can easily bend it, the fish is defrosted.


Welcome discussions of home life. Don't expect a gay or lesbian employee to be totally out. Advocate for equal benefits. Don't force a gay or lesbian employee to educate the whole office. Make it clear that diversity is welcomed in the company.

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Help co-workers that you know are gay or lesbian feel comfortable by asking about their partner and their home life. Joining in office discussions about home life, pastimes, spouses and future plans is a normal part of work life, and gay and lesbian workers should be included in that. If you are gay or lesbian, you can mention your partner, gay pride events and advocacy groups you support during these "water cooler" conversations. This shows co-workers that you want to talk about your life and it could show them how many similarities exist between your life and theirs. Because of pervasive homophobia in some communities and businesses, many gay and lesbian workers choose not to come out. This is their personal choice and that choice should be respected and followed. One of the ways that gay and lesbian employees will feel comfortable in a work environment is to make them equal in that environment. If you are gay or lesbian, or just interested in creating a positive work environment for gay and lesbian people, have discussions with management about your benefits. For example, make sure that the partners of gay and lesbian workers are covered by your medical coverage in the same way that straight partners are covered. Your company should also have a non-discrimination policy. This should outline a variety of things including appropriate and inappropriate language around sexual orientation, a list of penalties for incidences of discrimination, and how employees will be protected from retaliation. It's important to walk the fine line between making a gay or lesbian employee feel like they can be open about their life, while also not making them uncomfortable by putting a spotlight on them, so to speak. Have conversations with gay and lesbian employees about how comfortable they are and whether they want to be out to the whole office or company.  You should also avoid asking a gay or lesbian employee every question you have about gay life, culture, or issues. It is up to you to figure these things out and not put...


Welcome guests to your comfort level. Decline visitors as necessary. Tell guests it’s time to leave. Visit others as you like.

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The holidays are a time to enjoy with family and friends. Many pregnant women stay or host at their homes during the holidays. Although this can be fun, it can also tire you. Welcome who understand that you’re pregnant and are willing to help. Host them in a way that makes you comfortable. Recognize that most guests understand that you’re pregnant and need some extra help or “me” time. Feel free to offer pre-prepared meals, say you need a nap, or even not clean in your usual way. The holidays can be very stressful even when you’re not pregnant. You probably have friends, family members, or other  people who are excited about your pregnancy. You may not want to deal with them during the holidays for reasons such as they are high maintenance or you’ve cut them off. However, declining guests during the holidays can be a very touchy and emotional situation. Focusing on yourself and finding a constructive way to refuse visitors can help you navigate the holidays.  Talk to the person if you are on good terms. For example, “Dad, it would be easier if you and mom stayed at the B&B down the street. I’ve been really sick and feeling tired and having guests is just a bit much for me right now.” Ask a partner, relative, or friend to talk to an unwanted or otherwise high maintenance guest. For example, “Dan, John and Marion want to stay with us over Chanukah. I really like them, but I think it would be easier for them to stay with other friends. Can you please talk to them about this?” Benjamin Franklin once said, “Fish and visitors smell after three days.” Having guests is exhausting for anyone, even if it’s only a short visit one afternoon. Having visitors should be fun  and easy for you. If someone visits you and stays longer than you want, tell them it’s time to go. Ways you can politely ask a guest to leave include:  ”It’s so nice to see you, Willow! I hate to do this, but I’ve been so sick during this pregnancy that my doctor told me I need to rest every couple of hours. I’m happy to visit with you but am going to...


Wet a cloth with water and dry cleaning solvent. Blot the stain with the dry cleaning solvent. Create a dishwashing detergent solution. Blot the stain using the dishwashing detergent solution. Dab the stain with rubbing alcohol.

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Even if blotting and scraping removed most of the chunks of tar in your carpet, your carpet still may be stained a dark black from the pigment of the tar. To begin to target this pigmentation using dry cleaning solvent, pour water over a cloth rag, then add a few teaspoons of dry cleaning solvent to one area of the wetted rag. Dry cleaning solvent is a powerful agent that is designed to remove especially stubborn stains from a variety of surfaces, including carpet. After you have applied the water and dry cleaning solvent to the cloth, dab gently at the stain. Be sure to dab the tar with the area of cloth on which you poured the dry cleaning solution.  Just like when you dabbed with the dry cloth, try to pat in soft sponging motions, as opposed to rubbing at the stain. If the dry cleaning solvent worked to completely remove the stain, pour a few drops of water onto the area you were working on, then dab using a clean cloth. This will absorb any of the dry cleaning solvent and leave you with a clean carpet. If the dry cleaning solvent didn’t work to remove the tar, you can try to clean the stain using a solution of dishwashing detergent and water. To make this solution, pour one teaspoon (4.9 ml) of water into a small bowl along with a teaspoon (4.9 ml) of liquid dishwashing detergent that doesn’t contain lanolin or bleach. Dip a clean cloth into the dishwashing detergent solution, then blot the stain as you did before, working in small, dabbing motions to lift the stain. If you succeed in eliminating the stain, wet a clean cloth with water, then blot at the area of carpet you were working on to completely remove any traces of cleaner. Rubbing alcohol is a very potent cleaner, so it is best left for especially stubborn stains. To use rubbing alcohol to clean the tar stain, dip a clean cloth in rubbing alcohol, then blot at the stain.  Be sure not to oversaturate the cloth in rubbing alcohol, or else it may soak through the carpet. When rubbing alcohol bleeds through carpet backing, it can damage the latex bond...


Wet a cotton ball with rubbing alcohol. Rub each earbud with the cotton ball. Allow the earbuds to dry completely.

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Uncap the alcohol. Place the cotton ball on the opening of the bottle. Turn the bottle upside down for about a second and return it to its upright position. Replace the cap. If your alcohol is in a spray bottle, use about three squirts onto the surface of the cotton ball. Do this after you've disconnected your earbuds. Move in a gentle back-and-forth motion across the surface of the mesh. Pay special attention to the edges between the mesh and the plastic. This is where much of the dirt and earwax build up.  If you find really stubborn buildup, clean those areas with cotton swabs. Apply more alcohol if your cotton ball starts to dry out. Alcohol air dries rather quickly. Don't try to dry the surface with a paper towel or cloth. This could deposit new dirt on the surface or contaminate it with bacteria.


Wet a wash cloth with warm water. Wring out the wash cloth. Hold the washcloth against the pimple. Gently slide the washcloth against your pimple. Repeat if necessary.

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Run water until it is warm, but not so hot that it burns you when you touch it. Run a clean wash cloth through the water until it is wet. The cloth should be wet, but not dripping. Squeeze it until excess moisture has been removed. Hold the washcloth against the pimple for a few minutes. Allow the wash cloth to cool down. This will bring the pus towards the surface of the pimple, preparing it to be popped. Move your finger slightly, sliding the washcloth against the pimple. With the head loosened up, this should be sufficient to pick it up, without causing damage to the surrounding skin. This method might seem slow and arduous, but it does less damage to the skin than squeezing the pimple directly. If the whitehead does not fall off the first time that you try this, do it again. The warmth and moisture should eventually be enough to loosen the whitehead without causing damage to your skin.


Wet an abrasive porcelain-safe sponge with water. Sprinkle the marks with acidic cleanser powder. Rub the acidic cleanser powder roughly with the sponge until the mark is gone. Wash away the residue and apply more powder to the marks as necessary.

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Look for an abrasive sponge that is rated for porcelain use. If you use a sponge with metal pieces in the material or a sponge that is not recommended for porcelain use, you could cause much more damage to the toilet than you are trying to fix. Completely drench the sponge so it is dripping. The backside to a kitchen sponge usually gets the job done, but be sure to avoid anything that isn't explicitly recommended for porcelain. Pour some acidic cleanser powder on the marks, using just enough to completely cover them up. Don't worry about getting the porcelain wet before scrubbing as the sponge should be wet enough to dissolve and activate the powder's cleaning properties.  The most popular acidic cleanser for metal marks is Bar Keeper's Friend, although a generic ceramic stove top cleaner or Rust Stain Magic are good alternatives too. While Comet and Ajax are common and useful powder cleaners, they are bleach-based and do not clean metal marks as effectively as acid-based powders. Keep scrubbing the mark until you don't see it anymore —as opposed to the pumice stone, you will need to use a lot of pressure to effectively clean the mark away since the sponge works more effectively when pressed pretty hard. If your sponge dries out, run it under tap water in the sink and squeeze it to get rid of any excess powder. Then, drench it again and get back to scrubbing! Wash away the powder and water residue with a stream of water or a damp cloth and check the marks to see if they have disappeared. If they have, congratulations! If not, pour some more acidic cleansing powder on the persistent marks, clean and re-wet the sponge, and scrub it again. Some marks are more "clingy" than others, so it may take a few attempts to get rid of them. Have patience and keep at it.


Wet down the brick with a garden hose. Tap the chisel parallel to the brick to remove excess mortar. Wipe off excess mortar with a hard wire brush.

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Ensure that the mortar has had at least 7 days to dry before trying to remove the dried on mortar. Saturating the wall with water before you chisel will make removing the mortar easier and can protect your bricks from being damaged. Fully saturate the brick before you start working with a garden hose or with buckets of water. Hold the chisel at a 20° to 30° angle against the face of your wall on areas that have built-up mortar. Lightly tap on the end of the chisel and start to break the dried up mortar from off the wall. Start from the top and work your way to the bottom. Continue to work slowly and carefully until most of the mortar is removed from the wall.  Break up larger pieces of mortar into smaller more manageable pieces instead of trying to remove it all at once. Lime mortar is easier to remove than cement based mortar using this method. Go in a back and forth motion over the face of the brick to remove any broken up mortar dust. Try to scrape off any stubborn mortar that wasn't removed from chiseling. Do not spend too much time in one area or you may discolor the brick in that area.


Wet hands. Apply soap. Rub your palms together. Place the palm of the right hand over the back of the left hand and rub. Interlace the fingers of both hands. Place the backs of fingers onto opposing palms. Use rotational rubbing on each thumb. Use rotational rubbing to clean the palm of each hand again. Clean your wrists. Rinse. Dry your hands thoroughly.

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Wet both hands with running water. Warm or hot water is best, but cold water may be acceptable. Dispense a generous amount of liquid soap into your palm. Liquid soap is preferable. Spread soap onto both palms. Be sure this area is sufficiently covered by soap. Repeat this action with the left hand over the right. This will spread soap onto the backs of both hands. Be sure this area is sufficiently covered by soap. Spread soap between your fingers. Move your fingers back and forth to ensure that soap reaches all areas between your fingers. Interlock your fingers. This ensures that soap reaches the very back of your fingers. “Rotational rubbing” simply means to rub in a circular motion. Use the palm of one hand to wash the thumb of the opposite hand by way of rotational rubbing. Repeat this on the other side. Bring the fingers of one hand together. Use these fingers to wash the opposite palm by way of rotational rubbing. Repeat this on the other side. Use one hand to clean the opposite wrist by way of rotational rubbing. Repeat this on the other side. Place your hands under running water. Remove all traces of soap. Again, warm water is preferred, but cold water may be acceptable. Use a clean disposable towel. Dry your hands until no wetness remains. Dispose of used towels right away.


Wet paper towels or rags. Wrap the paper towels or rags around the beer. Put the beer in the freezer.

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You will need to make sure you have enough for each bottle or can. Once you’ve gathered enough, douse each in water. They should be completely wet, but not dripping. Too much water will cause them to stick to the beer completely and removing them will be difficult. Make sure the middle of each can or bottle is completely covered, as those portions are what will chill faster. If you're using paper towels, try using two instead of one for a thicker covering. Make sure to place the beers slightly apart as they’re likely to stick together if they’re touching. Once in the freezer, each beer should take 8-15 minutes to chill. Also, remember to watch the time, because leaving the beers in the freezer for too long may cause them to explode. To avoid any possible injury, try putting each beer in a Ziploc bag in case they crack or break open. This will make removal both safer and easier.


Wet sand again with 2000 and 3000 grit sandpaper. Rinse the sanded area. Allow the area to dry completely. Use a buffer and rubbing compound to polish the area. Apply a wax to the finished area.

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Once you have completely wet sanded the area with your 1200 or 1500 grit sandpaper, repeat the process with 2000 or 3000 grit paper.  This will remove any shallow scratches or abrasions left by the first stage of wet sanding.  If the damage you are trying to repair is light, you can do only this step. Remember to keep the area completely wet as you sand with this paper. Once you have completed the wet sanding, use a hose to rinse off any soap or debris left on the vehicle.  Be sure you rinse it thoroughly because you will need to apply a glaze or wax to the area once it dries. Touch the area with your hand to ensure there is no soapy residue left behind. The wet sanded area will need to be completely dry in order to buff properly.  Do not allow the area to sit in direct sunlight, as it may damage or fade the paint.  Instead, leave it to dry for a few hours in a shady area.  You can use a towel to dry the area, but allow any remaining moisture to air dry completely before moving forward. You may use a hair dryer or other heat source to expedite the drying. Once the wet sanded area is completely dry, apply some rubbing compound to a buffer pad and use a power buffer to polish the area.  Use a medium speed and a light amount of pressure when buffing the rubbing compound into the paint.  With the buffer running, rotate it in circles as it spins. Applying too much pressure can burn the paint, so start light and apply more pressure if need be to rub in the compound. Once the area has been buffed, it should look like the finished product.  Use a high quality automotive wax on the area to provide an additional layer or protection.  Wet sanding can make that area of the paint slightly more shallow than the rest of the vehicle, so a layer of wax can help prevent it from fading at a different rate than the rest of the paint.  You may want to wash and wax the entire vehicle to ensure no dust or debris from the wet sanding remains on the vehicle when you're done.  Waxing the car will protect the paint and create a more...


Wet the back of your hair. Wet the sides of your hair. Wet the front of your hair. Apply shampoo. Massage shampoo into your scalp. Rinse out the shampoo.

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Bend over into the sink. Flip your hair over so that the back of your neck is exposed. Get your head as far under the running faucet as you can. Then, using the sink sprayer and/or your cup, pour additional water on your hair until the back is completely saturated. Warm water is the best choice for this step. Turn your face from side to side, placing each side of your head under the running faucet. Then, using the sink sprayer and/or your cup, pour additional water on the sides of your head until they are completely saturated. Cup your hands under the running water and splash water onto the hair above your forehead. By now, all of the hair on your head should be saturated. Depending on the length of your hair, dispense approximately a quarter-sized dollop of shampoo into your palm. Rub your hands together to lather the shampoo. Then, starting at the very front (above your forehead), apply shampoo to the roots of your hair.. Really focus on cleansing the hair closest to the scalp. This is where hair gets the greasiest and needs the most cleansing. Once your scalp is clean, you can move the shampoo through to the tips of your hair. Following the same method as when you got your hair wet, begin rising out all of the shampoo. Be careful not to the get soap in your eyes.   Wet the back of your neck, then the sides, and finally the front. Keep rinsing until the water is clear.


Wet the brush thoroughly before use. Rinse the brush. Flick the excess water away and place the brush in a stand with the hair pointing down. Be sure that your brush has air. Clean if needed.

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Dip the tip of the brush into the shaving cream or soap (you can use a shaving bowl). Lather gently using a light circular or up-and-down motion. When applying the shaving cream or soap, avoid applying so much pressure that the badger hair splays - be gentle. After shaving, rinse the brush gently but thoroughly in clean, warm water. If you do not have a stand, leave the brush pointing out rather than horizontal, so that air can get to all hairs and dry the brush naturally. Natural hair that is left wet can develop mildew; try to avoid enclosing a wet brush in a too small space.  If you keep it in the bathroom cabinet, make sure that it has sufficient space to dry. If you shave away from home and keep your shaving brush in a travel tube or kit bag, give it an opportunity to dry as soon as you can. If your brush becomes affected by mildew or a build-up of soap, soak it in a solution of borax, which can be obtained from a pharmacy.


Wet the pads of paint in your watercolor box. Paint right over the leaves making your strokes bold. Spatter if you wish. Gently remove the leaf shapes from your paper. Use a Sharpie to outline the leaves, if you wish. Enjoy your work!

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Allow the water to soak in for a few minutes. Alternatively, squeezing out tube colors onto a white plastic or china plate and diluting them will give you a lot of intense color quicker. Mix a puddle of any color you wish, enough to make a stroke around the entire paper. Repeat with other colors trying to keep them from overlapping. Think of a pattern, such as a circle and work your brush in your chosen pattern.  Just keep working on the white areas of paper.  Continue with other colors until the entire paper is painted.  If you paint a new color next to a wet color, the two will mingle and form a new color.  Cover the entire sheet of paper.  Try not to overwork it.  Let it dry. Load a big brush and tap it against another brush handle. Draw veins on white leaves using an actual leaf as a model.  Paint each leaf.  Try to choose colors that will show up against the background.  Repeat with all leaves.  Allow to dry. The black line will help to further define the leaves and pop them out from the background.  Draw each leaf’s veins.  If desired, switch media and use colored pencils or watercolor pencils to color the leaves. This project will give importance to what many will overlook, fallen leaves. Drawing veins by using the backs of the actual leaves as a guide will teach you a lot about how the veins are arranged.  Either hang it as a painting or sandwich between two sheets of clear contact paper to use as place mats.


Wet the pumice stone with tap water. Rub the marks lightly with the stone, applying little to no pressure. Rinse off the residue with water or a damp cloth and check again.

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Run the pumice stone under tap water to get the outside a little bit soaked. A pumice stone is naturally abrasive and porous, so it should absorb water pretty quickly. Just use regular tap water and don't apply any special cleaning solutions to the stone.  Make sure your toilet bowl is clean before you start removing marks so you don’t spread any germs or bacteria. Keep the pumice stone wet at all times to maximize its abrasive cleaning properties. If the stone is too dry, it could scratch the porcelain. If you don't have a pumice stone, using a microfiber scouring and cleaning sponge, such as a Magic Eraser, is a viable alternative. Hold the stone so that one end is facing away from you and gently rub the metal marks. Metal marks do not break through the outer porcelain layer and are more like pencil marks on paper than they are deep cuts. You should be able to simply scrub it away within a few moments.  Don't apply much pressure at all to the pumice stone or you could risk rubbing away the finish on the porcelain.  The pumice stone will leave a brownish residue as you scrub, which is not permanent and can be removed by running water over it. Pour some water from a bottle into the toilet, or use a damp cloth if the marks are outside the bowl, to wash away the pumice stone residue and check to see if the marks disappeared. If there are marks left, simply go back over them and apply a little bit more pressure to lift them off. Big, black marks may require a little more elbow grease, but be careful not to press too hard or you could break the pumice stone or damage the finish on the porcelain.


Wet the rim of the glass. Dip the glass in a topping. Clean off the excess topping.

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Turn the glass upside down and hold it at a 45-degree angle. Dip the outer rim only, about a quarter of an inch deep into the dish containing your liquid. Rotate the glass to moisten the whole outer rim. Alternately, use a clean sponge soaked in the liquid to moisten the rim of the glass.  For example, use a shallow dish full of water or diluted syrup. Use a sponge if you’re working with beer, liqueur, or another type of alcohol so that none goes to waste. Use about two tablespoons of liquid per glass. Pour 2 tablespoons of topping (for each glass) into a shallow dish. Hold the glass at a 45-degree angle and dip it into the topping. Rotate the glass to coat the entire outer rim of the glass.  Try twisting the glass to add a thicker layer of topping to the rim. Don’t get any of the toppings inside the glass since they could affect the overall balance of your cocktail. Shake the glass over the topping dish so that any topping which isn’t well adhered will fall off. Wet a napkin or paper towel. Wipe off any topping that strayed outside the line and looks messy. Set the glass down, upright, on a hard surface. Pinch the stem with one hand. With your other hand, press the moistened paper against the glass where the rimmed topping ends. Twist the glass by the stem, 360 degrees, to wipe off the excess topping in one clean line.


Wet the sweatpants with hot water. Squeeze the sweatpants over the sink to get rid of excess water. Lay the sweatpants out over a flat, heat-protected surface. Plug in your hair dryer and turn it to the hottest setting available. Dry the sweatpants carefully, focusing on one small section at a time. Flip the sweatpants over and dry the other side.

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You can do this using the hottest setting on a washing machine, or with water heated up in a kettle. If you decide to use a kettle, set your sweatpants in the sink and pour the hot water over them, being careful not to burn yourself. You may need to do this a few times to make sure the pants are completely saturated. If you washed the pants in the washing machine, you may be able to skip this step. However, if you used a kettle or if there is excess water in the fabric from the wash, you’ll want to get rid of it before drying the pants. Be careful not to wring them out or twist the fabric, as this may cause the fabric to stretch again. You can do this on a tiled bathroom or kitchen floor, outside on a deck or patio, on an ironing board, or on top of your washer or dryer. Some hair dryers only have one setting, while others have both a heat and speed setting. It’s best to use one that has multiple heat options, as this will allow you to use a higher temperature to dry your pants. Take your time with each section. Hold the hair dryer a few inches from the sweatpants to make sure the hot air is hitting them directly. If there’s a part of the sweatpants you specifically want to shrink (such as the waistband), this method allows you to pay special attention to that area. Follow the same process you used to dry the first side. Take your time and make sure the pants are completely dry before you turn your hair dryer off. The more heat you apply, the better your results will be.


Wet your armpit thoroughly before shaving. Choose shaving gel instead of shaving foam. Choose a high-quality razor and replace the blades often. Shave with the grain. Don’t stretch your skin. Decrease how frequently you shave. Consider alternative methods of hair removal.

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Wet armpit hair, and wet hair in general, cuts much more easily than dry hair. When the hair is dry, it is much stronger, so when you are shaving dry hair, the razor tugs harder at the hair, causing it to break improperly. It is best to allow your underarms to soak for at least five minutes before shaving.  It is better to shave more towards the end of your shower or bath so that your armpit hair has had time to absorb the water. Use warm water as opposed to cold or cool water, as this will help to soften the hair follicle and also open up the pore around the follicle so that the hair can be cut closer to the base. Shaving foams tend to cause underarm dryness, which can lead to irritation and ingrown hairs when shaving. Choose special shaving gels made for those with sensitive skin. They are usually well lubricated. If you have sensitive skin, you might want to choose a more gentle alternative to shaving gel or shaving foam like coconut oil or hair conditioner. Purchase multi-use, changeable razors with at least three blades and a rotating head. Disposable one- or two-blade razors tug at the skin and wear out quickly.  Using an electric razor can prevent ingrown armpit hairs because it does not cut as deeply as disposable razors. Old razor blades are notorious for creating ingrown hairs, so make sure you change your razor often. While many might prefer shaving against the grain to achieve more smoothness, shaving with the grain of your hair will cut the hair straight and leave it long enough so it isn't trapped beneath the skin. This can be a little challenging when shaving your armpits, as the hairs may actually be growing in different directions. Do your best to follow the direction of growth as you shave. Avoid stretching the skin taut when shaving. This will reveal more of the hair from under the skin and cause you to cut the hair too short. Cutting/shaving so close to the skin’s surface will only increase the likelihood of an ingrown hair.  Apply light pressure. Shaving too hard can cut your skin,...


Wet your braids. Coat the braids with a deep conditioner. Distribute the product throughout braid. Let the product sit for ten to twenty minutes then rinse.

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Run your hair under a shower head or a faucet. Remain under the water until your hair is wet. If you shampooed your hair first, make sure all of the shampoo is rinsed out of your hair. Deep conditioning your braids the day before you remove them will moisturize, soften, and strengthen your natural hair. Squeeze a generous amount of product into your hands and run the deep conditioner down the length of your braids. As you apply a generous amount of deep conditioner to your braids, don’t forget to coat the edges of your hair. The deep conditioner needs to penetrate through the braid to reach your natural hair. Place the coated braids between the palms of your hands. Quickly twist or roll the braids between your palms to spread the product throughout the braid. This twisting or rolling motion will ensure that the deep conditioner reaches your natural hair. Gather your braids into a twist atop your head and place a shower cap over your head. Allow the product to sit for ten to twenty minutes. Step into a shower or place your head under a faucet and rinse your hair thoroughly. If you wish, you may sit under a hooded dryer for a deeper condition.


Wet your dreadlocks. Portion out a small amount of shampoo. Work the lather into your scalp. Rinse the shampoo through the locks. Dry thoroughly.

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Start by running some water lightly over your dreadlocks in the shower. There's no need to completely saturate them, as the more water your locks absorb, the harder it will be for the shampoo to infiltrate them. For best results, use warm (not too hot) water. Squeeze a modest amount of shampoo into your palm. It's better to use a little shampoo at a time so you can control how much soap actually goes into your locks—you can always use more later if it's not enough. If you're using a solid bar shampoo, rub it between your hands until it forms a rich lather.  Always use a shampoo that doesn't leave a residue of any kind. Dreadlocks should not be maintained using gels, waxes and other additives, and a residue-forming shampoo will likewise only add to buildup rather than washing it away. Look for natural, organic types of shampoo that are free of chemicals which help soften and style. Press both hands into your scalp and distribute the shampoo into the spaces between the roots of the dreadlocks. Use the tips of your fingers to give your scalp a good scrub to free dead skin and remove excess sebum. Don't neglect to clean and care for the roots. Since this is where your dreadlocks attach, they need to be strong and healthy. Let the shampoo sit for 1-2 minutes. Then, tilt your head downward so that the lather runs through your locks as you rinse. Gently squeeze the shampoo lather into the dreadlocks. Make sure that there's no shampoo residue remaining in your hair when you're finished washing. If you want, you can use a little extra shampoo to touch up each lock individually. Just don't overdo it, or it will be more time-consuming to rinse and cause loose hairs to frizz. After you get out of the shower, you'll want to make sure that you let your dreadlocks dry completely. Squeeze each lock with a towel to press out the water absorbed into them. Allow your locks to air dry, or use a hair dryer on a low heat setting to speed the process along and ensure that they're not left damp. If too much moisture remains in the...


Wet your glasses when cleaning them. Stay away from solvents. Store your glasses carefully. Don’t huff and wipe. Don’t spit shine.

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Never wipe your glasses when they’re dry. Even if they’re invisible to you, tiny dust and dirt particles are present on your lenses, and dry wiping will scratch them. Once your glasses are scratched, there’s nothing you can do to buff them out. It’s especially important to avoid dry wiping anti-glare lenses. Scratches are more obvious on anti-glare eyewear because they block out almost all light reflection, which helps to hide tiny scratches on eyeglass lenses. While ammonia (like Windex), vinegar, alcohol, and other solvents can be used on windows and stemware, keep them far away from your anti-glare eyeglasses. These cleaners can wear away or damage your anti-glare coating. Check with your eye doctor to make absolutely sure your eyewear cleaning solution is mild enough for your anti-glare lenses. Keep your glasses away from hot or cold temperature extremes. The heating and cooling can cause the anti-glare coating to warp and crack because it expands and contracts at a different rate than the lens. Don’t leave them out on the dashboard of your car. Always keep them in a case when you’re not wearing them, especially when toting them in a bag or purse. Try not to leave them out on your sink or vanity, since splatters from products like hairspray, perfume or cologne, and other cosmetics can damage or strip the anti-glare layer. Most people are guilty of exhaling on their lenses and wiping them off on their shirt. Your clothes are full of tiny bits of dirt, oil, cologne or perfume, and other damaging chemicals and particles. Further, the fabric itself can be abrasive for eyewear lenses, whether or not they’re coated with an anti-glare layer. It’s important not to be tempted to use saliva to wipe your glasses. Even if it seems quick and easy, saliva won’t get rid of the small particles that can scratch your lenses. Further, using saliva not only doesn’t work well, but there’s a slight risk that the bacteria in your mouth could cause eye infections, so be sure to practice good hygiene and avoid spit shining.


Wet your hair. Divide and twist your hair. Twist onto the rods.Curling rods are long, thins, bendable rubber rods akin to curlers but meant to get a tighter crimp. Sleep on your style. Unroll your hair.

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Wash your hair before you go to bed, shampooing and conditioning as normal. If you do not want to completely wash your hair, spritz it until it is damp with a spray bottle full of water. Towel dry your hair once you come out of the shower so that it is not dripping wet. Divide your hair into several sections, starting at your natural part and working out. Loosely twist each section from the root down to the tips. Divide your hair into more sections depending upon its thickness. Thinner hair will likely two or three pairs of curling rods. Thicker hair may use four or five. Wrap your hair around the length of the rods the same way you would wrap it around a curling iron. The tighter your wrap them, the tighter your crimp will be.  Start with at least four pairs of rods for medium-textured, shoulder-length hair. Longer or thicker hair may need six or more. Typically longer hair may need a larger rod to hold its weight. Choose the rod size that seems right for your length. Secure the rod pairs by bending inward to hold them in place against your head. Try to secure them as high on your head as possible. Curling rods are available affordably at most drug stores and beauty supply stores. Go to bed with the curling rods in. Allow your hair to dry around the rods while you sleep.  If the curlers make you uncomfortable while you sleep, adjust them toward the top of your head and away from your pillow. Sleeping in a silk cap or scarf on can reduce frizz and keep your hair in place while your sleep. When you wake up, gently remove the rollers and slip your hair off of the rollers. Shake your curls out with your fingers. Then, style your hair as you would like.   Keep the crimps tighter by minimizing finger brushing. If you want softer, fuller curls, finger brush your hair more. Use a bit of mousse or hairspray to help hold your curls. Finish with a bit of anti-frizz serum or a shine spray.


Wet your hair. Dry your hair with a hair dryer on medium heat. Style your hair. Secure the cowlick until your hair has cooled. Try a flat iron.

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It is easier to work with wet hair.  Once the roots dry, the hair will be set and difficult to style.  You can style your hair just out of the shower, or wet your hair in the section of the cowlick using a spray bottle. Start by drying your hair in the direction of the cowlick.  After several seconds, switch to blowing your hair in the opposite direction.  Drying your hair in multiple directions will confuse the hair roots in the area to assist in breaking down the stubborn directions held by the cowlick.  For assistance in grabbing and holding the hair, pull it in each direction by pulling with a round brush. If you have curly hair, use a diffuser and a low air setting. Use a round brush to grab sections of your hair and pull it in the direction you would like it styled.  Starting at the root, apply heat with a hairdryer on medium heat.  With the hair on top of the brush and the mouth of the hair dryer kept close to the hair, draw the brush from the root to the tip of the hair while keeping the hair dryer in line with the brush.  Don't rush.  Move the brush slowly through your hair. Repeat this process as many times as needed until you get the look you want. For shorter hair, draw the brush repeatedly over the top of the cowlick. Parting your hair in the direction of the cowlick will make it easier to style your hair in this direction.  Styling opposite the direction of the cowlick, though, could give longer hair more body. You will want to maintain the style and direction of your hair until it has cooled entirely.  Avoid moving the hair around your cowlick at all until it has cooled.  Using a hair clip, preferably one which will not leave a dent in your hair, clip the hair in place and let it cool.  Men or women with shorter hair can use your hand or brush to hold the hair in place.  Switch the heat setting on your hairdryer to cool.  Blow cool air on the area until it is room temperature again.  This should take 1-2 minutes. For an extremely troublesome cowlick, consider securing your hair in place the...


Wet your hair. Smooth the mixture all over your hair. Cover your hair with plastic wrap or a disposable shower cap. Add heat. Leave the treatment in for 30 minutes to an hour. Rinse out the treatment. Style as usual and enjoy your moisturized hair.

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Moisture will penetrate your hair better, and you hair will retain more water, when it's wet. You can also wash your hair if you like, but you may need to rewash after the treatment. Combing it out is good if your hair is not tangled, but if it is, leave it be. You may want to section your hair so that you ensure that the treatment reaches everywhere.  You can use a heated shower cap, use your blow-dryer to heat up your hair or warm up a towel in the dryer. Just make sure to heat up your hair--this also helps the moisture penetrate the hair shaft better. The longer the better. You can also leave it in overnight. Shampoo and condition your hair. Don't use a clarifying shampoo, as this may strip too much of the moisture that you have just added to your hair. Make sure to brush thoroughly to remove any particles left behind. It should be soft and refreshed.


Wet your lips for a closed-mouth kiss. Kiss your partner's neck with an opened mouth. Slow down. Suck gently on your partner's neck. Gently bite your partner's neck.

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First, wet your lips with your tongue just enough so that they're soft. Then, gently kiss any part of your partner's neck with a closed mouth, as if you were giving your partner a close-mouthed kiss on the lips. You can start by kissing the area where your partner's neck meets her shoulders or collarbone, resting your lips on the curved groove. Slowly open your mouth in between kisses, and begin to kiss your partner's neck with an open mouth, separating your lips as you gently kiss her skin. You can also move up and down your partner's neck to add some variety.  Breathe some hot air on your partner's neck in between kisses. This will drive your partner crazy with pleasure. If you're really getting into it, lick your partner's neck from the bottom to the top. Use only the tip of your tongue and be very gentle. Make sure your partner is enjoying this sensation. Do not do this if it's your first time kissing this person. Confirm it with them first if you're interested, but only do this if you've kissed their neck before or you have some experience with it. This goes for blowing air or using your tongue, and especially for biting and sucking. If it's your very first time, just stick with open and closed mouth kisses. Do this so that you and your partner can discuss anything else that the two of you would be interested in doing. Give your partner slow wet kisses so she can really feel the sensations. You can focus on kissing one area of the neck or move all around her neck. Try kissing near her ear -- this is another sensitive area. Blowing hot air near the ear will drive your partner wild as well. Gently suck on your partner's neck for just one or two seconds at a time. Just don't do it too quickly or you'll leave a hickey, and your partner may not be into that. You can suck on your partner's neck in between close-mouthed or open-mouthed kisses.  Be very careful of hickeys. Sucking and biting is very likely to result in a hickey, and that may get both of you in some very serious trouble.  You can also blow some...


Wet your skin and apply gel or shaving cream before shaving. Shave in the direction of hair growth. Shave with a sharp blade. Rinse your razor frequently while shaving. Shave with an electric razor.

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If shaving is your preferred method of hair removal, keeping your hair and skin moisturized during the shave is a must. Using a cream or gel will make the hair easier to cut, and will prevent skin irritation.  For best results, apply your shaving gel or cream a few minutes before you start shaving.  It’s a good idea to shave in the shower or immediately after getting out of the shower. The warm water will soften the hair, making shaving much easier. Shaving “with the grain” may help reduce friction and prevent damage and irritation to your skin. However, this technique doesn’t work for everyone. Experiment with the shaving direction that is most effective and least irritating for you. Also, make sure that you do not pull your skin taut while you are shaving it. This may lead to ingrown hairs. A sharp blade will cut your hair more easily and is less likely to irritate your skin. If your razor is getting dull, replace it with a new one. While some experts recommend using a single blade razor, it is unclear whether this really helps prevent the development of ingrown hairs. Stick with your multi-blade razor if you find that it is less irritating and more effective for you. Razors quickly become clogged with shaving gel and hair during the shaving process, which reduces their effectiveness and makes irritation more likely. Rinse your razor between strokes to prevent buildup and keep it shaving smoothly. Electric razors and clippers don’t cut as close to the skin as traditional safety razors, which can reduce your chance of developing ingrown hairs. It may be worthwhile to sacrifice a super close shave if you shave frequently and regularly develop ingrown hairs.  Avoid setting your razor/clippers on the closest shave setting, and hold the blade slightly away from your skin while shaving. Do not use your electric razor unless it is fully charged. If the razor battery is low, then the blades may pull at your hairs, which can be painful.


Wet your skin and hair. Apply shaving cream. Exfoliate regularly. Allow your hair to grow.

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It's important to soften the hair before you shave.  Hair is much easier to cut if it is nice and soft.  Allow the area you shave to be wet for at least two to three minutes before you start because shaving dry skin can be very irritating. Shaving after or during your bath or shower is a great way to ensure that your skin is soft. Look for a shaving cream that is formulated for sensitive and/or dry skin. Avoid creams that contain alcohol, menthol, and peppermint as these ingredients can irritate your skin.  If your skin is especially sensitive, consider shaving products that are fragrance free.  Let your shaving cream sit for a few minutes before you begin shaving.  If you are ready to shave, but you do not have any shaving cream, use hair conditioner or body wash.  Bar soap will not provide enough lubrication and can cause your skin to be irritated. Exfoliating your skin removes dead skin cells and dry skin. These dead skin cells can trap the hairs on your skin and cause red bumps and ingrown hairs.  Those with sensitive skin should limit exfoliating to once or twice a week. You do not want your skin to be irritated before you shave. Exfoliate the night before you shave instead of right before or the day you shave. If you are able to, allow your hair to grow a little longer in between shaves.  Instead of shaving everyday, try shaving every other day or every couple of days. Shaving less often will decrease your chances of getting razor burn or ingrown hairs.  On the days that you do not shave, it is important that you keep your skin moisturized and soft.


Wet your skin with warm water. Press the razor firmly against your skin. Make short, smooth strokes. Rinse your razor between strokes.

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Cover the whole area you’re shaving. The warm water will help open up your pores, making it easier to pull the hairs out of their follicles when you shave.  You can also place a warm cloth on your skin for a few minutes. Another option is to shave in the shower with the water falling onto your skin. Don’t press hard enough to draw blood, but give enough pressure to remove the hair at the follicle. Angle your razor so that the blade is not placed at a 90-degree angle to your skin. Something closer to a 45-degree angle is what you’re aiming for. Shave in the direction your hair grows. This will cut down on ingrown hairs and rashes, and help provide a more precise shave. So, if your hairs grow toward the floor, pull your razor downward, toward the floor.  First shave the sections that don’t have any tricky corners or crevices. Shave the tricky spots last. For these areas, you might need to stretch the skin with your fingertips. You don’t have shaving cream to show you where you’ve shaved, so pay close attention. You might have to go over some spots twice. Lift the razor from your skin between strokes and rinse it under running water to unclog the hairs from the blades. There’s no shaving cream to show whether the blades are clean, so pay careful attention.


Wet-comb your hair to remove lice. Apply essential oils to kill lice and soothe itching. Smother lice and nits overnight. Rinse your hair with a water and vinegar mixture after you treat the lice. Avoid flammable products.

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Wet your hair, then apply a conditioner or leave-in product. Use a fine-toothed nit comb to comb sections that are about 1 to 1.5 inches (2.5 to 3.8 cm) wide, starting at your scalp and ending at the ends of your hair. Make sure to clean the comb with a tissue and some hot water after you’ve combed each section. This may remove lice and some of their nits, or eggs, if you do it for several weeks.  You can purchase a nit comb at a pharmacy, grocery store, or online. Run the nit comb the length of the hair at least twice during a session. Repeat the process every 3-4 days for several weeks. Do this for at least 2 weeks after you find no more lice in your hair. To see your scalp better, direct a light onto it or use a magnifying glass. Pin up each section after you comb it so you can more easily comb all of your hair. Use essential oils such as tea tree oil, anise oil, or ylang ylang oil to kill the lice and their nits. Mix about 50 drops of your chosen essential oil or oils with 4 tablespoons (59 mL) of vegetable oil. Apply the oils to your hair, cover it with a plastic shower cap, and wrap a towel around your head to seal in the heat. Leave the oils on your hair for an hour, then shampoo your hair.  You can also look for plant oils containing nerolidol, which is a chemical compound found in many plant oils. Examples of this kind of oils includes neroli, ginger, jasmine, and lavender.  There is some evidence that applying natural plant oils to your hair may kill lice and eggs and soothe related itching. Be aware that although essential oils may work against lice, they are not approved by the Federal Drug Administration (FDA) to meet safety, efficacy, and manufacturing standards, and they may cause damage to your scalp if not used properly. You can buy essential oils at most health food stores, some pharmacies, and many grocery stores. There are several household products that may deprive lice and nits of air, such as mayonnaise, olive oil, butter, or petroleum jelly. Apply a coat of one of these smothering...


What non-essentials are you spending a lot on? Review your spending for the past quarter (three-month period). Keep your receipts. Use a budget planner to assess your spending.

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When you are not living within your means, the first thing to examine are things that you do not really need. Unlike fixed expenses (essentials like rent, utilities, and other payments) which remain the same each month, discretionary expenses are nonessential and are easier to cut back on.   Ask yourself: Am I spending too much money on these discretionary expenses? Are you finding it difficult to pay bills because of going on vacation, for instance? Or do you really need the designer shoes or the latest gaming system? Check for things you do not use. This may mean a gaming site subscription you have not used in months, or a gym you do not go to, or cancelling cable because you watch everything online. There are admittedly a few grey areas, such as a gym membership or a nice wardrobe that may be necessary for your professional career. These may not need cutting, but worth scrutinizing. Look at your credit card and bank statements as well as cash expenditures to see where your money goes. Take note of even little things like a coffee, a postage stamp, or a meal on the go.  You may be surprised by how much you end up spending in just one week or in one month. If possible, look at data compiled over the course of a year. Most financial planners would review entire year of expenditures before making recommendations. Discretionary expenses can end up taking up a large percentage of your pay cheque or allowance. Recording them will give you a sense of where you can cut back on your spending. Take note of how much you spend on wants versus needs (for example, drinks at a bar versus groceries for the week). Figure out what percentage of your expenses are fixed versus discretionary. Fixed expenses remain the same each month, while discretionary expenses are malleable. This is a good way to track how much you spend on certain things every day. Rather than toss your receipts, keep them so you can record exactly how much you spent on an item or a meal. This way, if you end up overspending for the month, you can pinpoint...


When entering a death match, run around until there are about one or two tributes remaining. Hit the last tribute. Congrats!

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Let them fight off each other and possibly barge in and take a swing. Use a bow if they start retreating and go behind them when swinging your sword at them. You just won the survival games using these helpful tips!


When finished placing all the stones, fill the joints with a grout bag. Clean away any excess particles with plain water and a whisk broom. Apply a sealer, following the manufacturer's instructions.

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Best results come from using a grout bag. During this step, conceal any trimmed edges. Use a striking tool to get the joints to the desired depth as the mortar stiffens. Be sure to remove any stray mortar from the face of the stone within 30 minutes — mortar will be impossible to remove after 24 hours. Use a paint brush to clean up the mortared joints before the mortar sets completely. Do this especially if working inside, as inside stone wants a more polished look. Sealed stone will be easier to clean and maintain, and some sealers will repel stains. Reapply the sealer periodically to maximize the advantages. be advised some sealers will change the color of the stone or create a "wet" glossy look.


When in doubt, opt for semi-formal/formal greetings. Use "Pan" or "Pani" when addressing a man or woman by last name. Greet everyone at social events, but greet women first. Shake hands upon greetings, and maintain eye contact. Know that close friends and family members often greet each other with a kiss on the cheek. Get into the spirit of giving and receiving. Don't be "prymitywny"!

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Unlike what is common in many English-speaking countries today, for Polish people, it's not typical to greet someone you've never met before as if you are already friends. Greetings are more reserved and formal than what many English-speakers are a little used to. Thus, it's often best to use the more formal greetings at your disposal, such as "dzień dobry," rather than risking an informal "hej" or "cześć." Of course, once you've gotten to know someone, you can usually progress to the informal greetings for casual conversations. However, unless you're a confident Polish speaker, you may want to play things safe and follow the lead of the person you're talking to. Respect is an important concept when it comes to greetings in Polish society—especially those occurring in a business/formal setting. Because of this, you will want to address the people you meet by their proper titles until you are invited to address them on a first-name basis. If you don't know the honorific for the person you are talking to, use "Pan" for men and "Pani" for women.  "Pan" has a soft "ah" sound to it, as in "apartment." "Pani" starts out just like "Pan," but has a long "e" sound at the end, as in "bee" or "see." Polish last names ending in "ski" change depending on gender. Polanski would be used for a man, while Polanska would be used for a female. Don't be offended if you don't get invited to address someone by his or her first name. Getting invited into this "inner circle" is a big social step to Poles. Many business and professional relationships go on for years before "making the jump." When attending a social event, such as a party or a business meeting, it's important etiquette to greet everyone that you encounter in the room. Passing someone over, or not acknowledging him or her, can be seen as rude and disrespectful. Traditionally, women are greeted first in Polish society. Usually, your host will handle the introductions, so you probably won't have to worry about this. You will also want to shake hands (again, with eye...


When walking, keep your feet pointed as straight as you can. Do penguin walks to help correct pigeon toeing. Correct duck-feet with a hip rotation stretch. Keep your strides natural or a little shorter, if necessary. Pinch your big toe and pointer toe together as you walk. Curl your toes slightly to grip the flip flop. Walk heel to toe to keep your legs and hips pain-free.

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If you walk with your feet turned inward (“pigeon-toed”) or outward (“duck-footed”), your flip flops might get caught on the ground or each other and cause you to trip. Walking either one of these ways can also cause foot abnormalities and other issues over time. If you naturally walk pigeon-toed or duck-footed, you can correct your gait by doing hip and leg rotation exercises. Stand upright with your feet turned outward. Shift your weight onto your heels and walk about 20 to 30 paces. Do about 3 or 4 sets of 20 paces at least once a day for the best results. This simple exercise will help your hips’ external rotation—internally rotated hips are a common cause of pigeon toes. Stand upright with your right leg raised in front of you. Lock your knee and flex your feet so your toes are pulled back. Then, rotate your right hip toward your center (so your raised toes are pointing to the left). Return to the starting position to make 1 rep. Do this simple move 10 to 12 times on each leg at least once a day. Taking large steps can put pressure on your hip flexors and, over time, this can lead to strains and lower back pain. Your gait might be a little shorter while you’re wearing flip flops because taking smaller steps helps keep them on. It’s better to go with what feels natural than to try to overcompensate by taking larger steps.  Taking smaller strides also helps absorb some of the shock when you step. Over-striding might can also cause sore heels and lead to plantar fasciitis over time. Slightly squeezing these two toes together will help you to keep control of the position of the flip-flop on your foot, lessening the chance that you might trip. This is especially important if your flip flops don’t have a thong or toe hold. You don’t have to actively try to do this as it should just come naturally. If your flip flop comes off even if you’re pinching your big toe and second toe together, that’s a sign that you need to go down a size. Curling your toes just slightly can help you keep your balance and grip on the...


When you are finished, call the people you need to return things to and arrange to drop them off or have them picked up. Review the items that need repairs. Take the donation stuff to donate to charity immediately. Get to the business of selling what you can. Now you can sweep your newly acquired floor space.

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If they have decided they don't want these items anymore, add them to your Donation/Sell pile. Is it going to be worth the trouble and the expense? If not, put them into your Trash bin. If you decide it is worth the trouble, then put that item into your car to take to the repair shop tomorrow. Don't let anything just sit around. The objective of this project is to create space and organization, so things you don't want or need shouldn't be in your garage anymore, or anywhere else around your house for that matter. As mentioned before, you can use your unwanted garage stuff to have a garage sale, if you are so inclined. Or, you can also sell your things on eBay or Etsy as described earlier. And pat yourself on the back. You did it! Congratulations. And enjoy your new space.


When you fill up with gas, fill up halfway and try to keep your tank above one quarter full. Add a synthetic oil additive to either natural or synthetic oil when getting your oil changed. Buy quality fuel. Try to avoid using the air conditioner in stop-and-go city driving as it causes the engine to work hard and consume more fuel. If you're trying to find a direct way to control the amount of gas you  are using, monitor how hard your engine is working is key.

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If your fuel runs low, you could put stress on the fuel pump. However, 10 gallons (37.9 L)  of gas adds 60 pounds of weight. A half-full tank may increase your mileage. This can increase your gas mileage by up to 15% if you follow the manufacturer's instructions and recommended usage. Be aware that the usefulness of this is questionable: it may be unlikely that synthetic-oil "additive" would cause a car to work much less hard; it would not make the oil overall much less viscous, and circulating the oil is only a relatively small task for a car engine. No two fuels are the same, and while "discount" brand fuel may save you a few cents per L or Gal, it can contain a higher percentage of ethanol, which burns at a faster rate. Compare the mileage between fuel companies and see what is best for your car. However, studies show that at highway speeds cars get somewhat better mileage with the AC on and the windows rolled up. The drag caused by rolled down windows at high speed reduces fuel efficiency more than the AC. A/C, acceleration, and speed all, of course,  affect work but these are not direct indicators. Try monitoring the R.P.M.s (or revolutions per minute) your engine is running at. It's like monitoring your pulse to find out how hard your heart is working  You will find that there are RPM ranges which are ideal for your car and others that are not.  If you find the engine is running at above 3000 R.P.M.s, it's possible you're accelerating at an unnecessarily a low gear. So, ease off the pedal and let the engine build up a higher speed at a lower RPM.  he lower average RPM you travel the lower your work and this directly determines your gas mileage. How do you monitor your RPM? Most cars have a left gauge next to the speedometer called the tachometer. It measures your RPM at x1000 which means if your gauge indicates halfway between 2 & 3, you're running at 2,500 RPM. A comfort/efficient RPM zone is between 2,000 and 3,000 RPM; however, try to stay below 2,000 as much as possible and not much over 2,700...


When you first encounter a person using a wheelchair, shake hands, just as you would greeting anybody else. Converse casually, as you would with any other individual. Avoid making comments or jokes about the person's wheelchair.

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A handshake will establish a physical connection and diminish psychological barriers to emotional connection.   Even in cases where the person has a prosthetic limb, it is generally acceptable to shake hands. If the person is not able or does not wish to shake your hand, they will likely decline politely. Don't take offence, the rejection most likely is about concern regarding the physical act and has nothing to do with you. Don't edit your word choice to avoid references to running or walking. Attempts to avoid common phrases like "running late" will likely only make the conversation awkward. Most people in wheelchairs do not recognize such common phrases as offensive. As in any conversation, if the person indicates they would prefer you avoided particular phrases, it is polite to honor the request. People in wheelchairs have usually shouldered a fair amount of teasing. No matter how good-natured, the jokes can become annoying. These remarks only serve to draw attention away from the person and redirect it to the wheelchair. If the person makes jokes about their chair, it may be appropriate to join the banter, but never initiate it.


When you put them on, wear them after you're done with everything. Limit your use of pearl rings and bracelets. Gently wipe your pearls with a soft cloth after you remove them for the day. Immediately wipe your pearls clean with a soft cloth if they get exposed to acid.

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When you're taking everything off, take them off first. As an organic gem composed of calcium carbonate, pearls are more vulnerable to the chemicals found in cosmetics, hair spray, and perfume. Dress, style your hair, apply your make-up, and spray on your perfume before you put on any pearl jewelry. These pieces are more subject to scratching since they sit on your hands. Never wear these pieces when you anticipate working with your hands, and limit them to special occasions. Especially if you know you are going to do a rough job like playing sports, bathing or grooming your pet, take them off immediately. A pearl's luster can be damaged by even the smallest amount of perspiration. Removing your sweat from the pearls after each use helps preserve their luster. You can also dab a drop of water on them and clean them off. Don't scrub too hard, even though it is soft cloth! Acid can come in the form of sweat, perfume, fruit juice, vinegar, or a number of other substances. The acid will break down the crystallized calcium of the pearl, ruining its luster and causing a very long-term damage.


Whenever someone asks something of you, say yes. Say yes to your own thoughts. Always remember to be sensible. Evaluate your "yes" skills from time to time.

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Saying no creates a cycle of things you do every day. Do you get offered karate classes but turn them down because you're not into it? Does a friend ask you to go to a new place, but you say no because you're skeptical? Taking "no" out of your vocabulary opens up a world of possibilities. Saying yes can take you on a journey. Just think, do you know exactly what you're going to do tomorrow? If you're open to opportunity, anything could happen. All of us have different voices we listen to. We have the one voice that's full of crazy, creative, spur-of-the-moment thoughts and ideas. The one that sees that new Japanese-Italian fusion restaurant and says, "Go in!" The one that sees the online coupon for a pottery class and thinks, "I could like that." Don't ignore that voice! Say yes to yourself, too.  And then there's the voice that's much more practical and logical. The one that likes routine and simplicity. Don't let that voice take center stage. If you find yourself using it, ask yourself why this voice should win out. Odds are it shouldn't! Let's be clear, here: if a friend of yours tells you to jump off a cliff, don't say yes. If you have the opportunity to get so drunk you'll black out, don't say yes. If your neighbor asks you for a million dollars, don't say yes. Think of it this way: there are few situations where "yes" just isn't an option. If yes is an option, than you should probably go for it. It's important to know the difference!  Always act in your best interest. If you have no desire to go to that glow-in-the-dark bubble rave, don't go. You'll just have a miserable time. Saying yes isn't about forcing yourself to do things -- it's about forcing yourself to do things you might like and never get around to. This whole open-to-everything life philosophy is going to lead to some great opportunities. However, it's also going to lead to a few duds. After you've been at it for a while, take a look at what works and what doesn't. Maybe you should only say yes to one thing a day. Maybe you should only say...


While reading, tap the screen to show the reading toolbar. Tap “Aa” (Settings) and select “More Options”. Tap “On” next to “Text-to-Speech”. Tap the screen to show the reading toolbar again, then tap the “Play” button.

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The reading toolbar appears at the top of the screen. The settings button is in the bottom left of the reading toolbar. Note that Text to Speech is not available for every Kindle book. Furthermore, Text to Speech is currently only available in the U.S. and in English. Amazon will list if Text to Speech is supported in the “Product Details” section of a book’s store page. The “Play” button is located next to the reading progress bar and will start reading the text aloud from the start of the current page. Sound will play through the Kindle's external speakers or you can use earphones plugged into the headphone jack.


Whip up a basic face mask paste. Go for a “glowing skin” face mask. Try a traditional Indian beauty mask. Address skin inflammation with turmeric paste. Try the endless array of turmeric skin recipes. Buy turmeric skincare products.

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Since turmeric has been used as a skincare product for so long by so many people, it should be no surprise that there are countless recipes out there.  The following is a simple, basic, general use facial paste that may be a good choice if you’re new to turmeric skincare:  Add a few tablespoons of turmeric powder to a bowl (start with a smaller amount and mix up more if you need it). Add a bit of honey and enough full-fat yogurt or milk  to create a smooth paste when stirred.  Make it thin enough to apply to your skin easily but thick enough that it will stay in place. Use it as a 20-minute face mask or for topical application on problem areas, which can range from chapping to acne to age spots. If you’re trying to retain or restore your face’s youthful luster, try one of the many turmeric pastes that claim to give your skin some extra glow.  The following is a simple example:  In a bowl, mix 2 Tbsp chickpea flour (besan flour), ¼ tsp turmeric powder, 2 tsp raw honey, and enough yogurt, coconut milk, or water to form a smooth but dense paste. Apply it to your clean face with your clean fingers.  Let it dry for 10-15 minutes. Wipe and rinse your face clean and pat dry.  Apply moisturizer if desired. Turmeric has long been a staple of both cuisine and skincare in India.  To this day, many Indian brides swear by a turmeric beauty mask in the days leading up to the marriage ceremony.  The following recipe draws from common beauty mask recipes:  Mix 2 tsp of sandalwood powder, 2 tsp of turmeric powder, and one-half cup of chickpea flour (besan flour) in a bowl. Stir in a small amount of almond oil and/or ghee (clarified butter) and enough water to make a smooth, rich paste. Apply this facemask, leave it on until it dries, and then wipe and rinse it away completely. Turmeric skincare advocates have long championed its supposed anti-inflammatory properties, and modern science has started to uncover shreds of evidence that this may possibly be true.  Try the following simple recipe as a face mask or for topical...


Whip up a mayo treatment. Try a serum to tame frizz. Get your hair trimmed every 6 to 8 weeks.

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Massage about two to three tablespoons (29.6-44.4 mL) of mayonnaise  into your hair when it's still damp. Cover it with a shower cap and let the mayo sit on your hair for 15 to 30 minutes. Finally, wash it out with a gentle shampoo. This should remove the mayo smell from your hair and also soften your hair, making it more curl-friendly. You won't need to apply conditioner after you shampoo, since the mayo provided a healthy dose of moisture. Apply a hydrating serum to damp hair before you style your hair to add some moisture and prevent frizz. Concentrate on applying it from midshaft to the ends. Avoid applying serums on your roots, since they can cause greasy buildup and oily strands. Check the package ingredients and choose a product that's free of alcohol. Regular trims will remove split ends that weigh your hair down and prevent curls from bounding back. Aim for every six weeks at least. If your hair grows quickly, schedule your trim every four weeks.


Whip up your egg binding in a small bowl. Dump your raw ground meat in a large bowl. Add the egg mixture, Parmesan, and breadcrumbs to the meat and mix well. Form 1-inch balls by rolling the mixture in your hands. Cook for in a frying pan over medium heat, preferably in your sauce. Alternatively, cook meatballs in the oven on a baking rack for 20-30 min at 350F. Serve with any carbohydrate, such as spaghetti/pasta, white rice, or a baked potato.

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Meatballs need the egg and breadcrumbs in order to hold their shape, and the egg will provide moisture as they cook. By adding the seasonings to this liquid mixture, you'll ensure that they distribute evenly throughout the meatballs. Try out the following seasoning combos, or feel free to make your own. The only essential is the one teaspoon salt:  1/2 teaspoon each oregano, garlic powder, cracked red pepper, thyme 1-2 tablespoon Italian seasoning blend (if it contains salt, do not add the teaspoon of plain salt) 1 packet powdered onion soup mixture. Adobo chili mixture or spice packet Remember that you can use anything here to form your meatballs, though hamburger tends to be the classic choice. That said, mixing things up and combining meats, like the Italian classic of burger, lamb, and veal, can lead to some truly stellar meatballs with no extra work. You should use your hands, if you're comfortable, to blend and mix the crumbs together, as this will ensure everything is well coated. Pinch the meat between your fingers to blend instead of kneading or smashing the meat. If not using your hands, a sturdy wooden spatula or spoon will do. Mix as little as possible for the best texture-- just until everything is well mixed. The more you mix the meat, the tougher it gets. Simply pinch off some of the meat mixture and roll it up into a ball. You can make bigger or smaller meatballs, of course, but know that you must adjust cooking times accordingly.  Larger meatballs will take longer to cook, and you must be careful not to let the outsides burn while the insides finish. Smaller meatballs may dry out if you're not careful -- they must hit the heat and come off quicker. You can simply cook the meatballs in hot olive oil, flipping every 2-3 minutes until well browned on all sides. But the best way to cook meatballs is in the sauce they were served. Hit up an 3/4-inch of sauce to a simmer and then just dump the meatballs in, turning occasionally for 30 minutes. This will bring out a richness in the sauce and cook...


Whisk ingredients. Prepare the pan. Dip the toast. Cook the toast.

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Put the eggnog, pumpkin pie spice, and cinnamon in a medium bowl. Break the eggs into the same bowl. Whisk these ingredients together until well blended. Pour the mixture into a wide, shallow dish. Take a nonstick skillet and coat it with butter or nonstick spray. Put it on the stove over medium heat. If you have an electric skillet, set the temperature to 300 degrees. Cut your French loaf into 12 even pieces. Each piece of bread should be about 1 to 1 1⁄2 inches (2.5 to 3.8 cm) thick. Take a piece of bread and dip it in the egg mixture. Move the piece of bread around to make sure the side is coated. Flip the piece of bread over, coating the other side in the same way.  You can leave your bread in the mixture anywhere from 10 seconds to 1 minute. The longer you let it set, the more your bread will soak in the mixture. If you like bready French toast, don't let it soak too long. If you like moist French toast, let it soak longer. You can cut your pieces either thickness. The thicker the piece, the more bready your piece of French toast will be. Depending on how long your loaf is, you may have leftover bread. Take your coated bread and place it into your pan. Let it cook on this side until it is golden brown. Flip the bread over. Let it cook on this side until it is golden brown as well. Remove from the pan and place aside. Continue with each piece of bread until you have made them all. Top with syrup and butter or powdered sugar.  This recipe makes 6 servings. If you want to keep your toast warm while you cook, cover the plate of toast with aluminum foil or place in a warmed oven.


Whisk the dry dough ingredients. Beat in the water and olive oil. Knead and prove the dough. Divide the dough into pieces. Shape the dough pieces into knots. Prove the knots and prepare the oven. Bake the knots. Make the garlic butter coating. Brush the baked knots with the coating.

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Set a stand mixer on your counter. Measure 3 3/4 cups (525 g) of bread flour, 1 1/2 teaspoons of granulated sugar, 1 envelope (2 1/2 teaspoons or 7 g) of active dry yeast, and 2 teaspoons of salt into the mixing bowl. Whisk the dry ingredients, so the yeast is incorporated. Put the dough hook attachment on the mixer and turn the mixer on to low. Beat in 1 1/2 cups (350 ml) of warm water [110 to 115 degrees F (43 to 46 C)] and 2 tablespoons of the olive oil on low speed. Keep beating the dough on low speed until it gathers into a ball.  You can add an extra tablespoon or two of flour, if the dough is very sticky. If the dough is too dry, add a tablespoon of warm water. Sprinkle a little flour on the counter and scrape the dough onto it. Use the palms of your hand to knead the dough for a few minutes. It should become smooth and elastic. Spread the remaining 2 teaspoons of oil into a large bowl and set the dough ball in it. Cover the bowl with plastic wrap and let it prove for 1 1/2 hours. It should double in volume. Let the dough prove, or rest, in a warm place. This will help the yeast activate and make the dough rise. Sprinkle a little flour on your work surface and scoop the dough onto it. Cut the dough into 2 large pieces and set them aside to rest for 10 minutes. Then take one of the pieces and cut it into 8 pieces. Repeat this with the other dough piece, so you end up with a total of 16 pieces. You may need to sprinkle the knife with a little flour to keep it from sticking to the dough. Sprinkle a little flour on each of the dough pieces and roll each piece between your palms to make individual balls. Roll each ball out to a rope. Twist each rope into a knot shape and put the knots on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. If you don't have parchment paper, you can spray the sheets with cooking spray. Cover the baking sheet with plastic wrap and let the knots prove for 30 minutes. They should get a little larger in size as they rest. Turn the oven on to 450 degrees F (230 C). Remove the plastic wrap...


Whisk the dry ingredients together.

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Tip the dry ingredients into a mixing bowl and whisk to combine.


Whisk the flour, baking powder, and salt in a bowl.

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Put 1 3/4 cups (218 g) of all-purpose flour into a mixing bowl and add 1  teaspoon (4 g) of baking powder along with 1/2 teaspoon (3 g) of baking soda and salt. Whisk for about 10 seconds so the dry ingredients combine.


Whisk the tahini dressing. Chop the green onions, cilantro, pepper, and cashews. Combine the curried chickpea salad.

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Measure all of the tahini dressing ingredients into small blender or jar with a lid. Shake or blend the ingredients until the dressing is smooth and combined. You'll need:  3 tablespoons tahini 1½ tablespoon extra virgin olive oil 2 tablespoons pure maple syrup 2 tablespoons water Juice of half a lemon 2 teaspoons apple cider vinegar 1 tablespoon curry powder 1 teaspoon turmeric ½ teaspoon salt and pepper to taste Wash your fresh produce and chop the green onions, half of a small bunch of cilantro, and 1 bell pepper. You'll also need to chop 1/3 cup (50 g) of cashews. Chop enough of the green onions to get 1/2 cup (75 g). Open 2 15-ounce (425 g) cans of chickpeas and drain them. Rinse the beans and place them in your serving bowl. Add the chopped green onions, cilantro, bell pepper cashews, and ½ cup (75 g) of raisins. Stir the dressing over the salad and serve it. Refrigerate any leftover curried chickpea salad. Keep in mind that any leftovers will become stronger as they sit.