You only need to do this when you have a lump of sap on your clothing. It won't come off easily unless you freeze it. Throw your clothing in the freezer or pack some ice in a bag over the sap. After a few minutes, it'll harden. Get a blunt butter knife to avoid cutting your fingers or your clothing. Hold the knife flat against the fabric and scrape it over the gob of sap. Be very careful when using the knife. The frozen sap should be brittle and break easily, so you won't need to push hard. Moisten an old rag, hand towel, or cotton ball with the alcohol. You can find bottles of isopropyl alcohol at any drug or general store. If you don't have it, you may use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer or hair spray instead. Rubbing alcohol is effective in removing sap from your hair and body as well. For leather, try saddle soap instead. A little bit of peanut butter may also work without damaging the leather. Blot the area with the damp towel. If you put a little rubbing alcohol on the spot directly, you can also rub it in with your finger or an old toothbrush. You'll most likely see the alcohol dissolving the sap stain immediately. For large spots, you'll need to apply more. Use the rag again or apply extra alcohol directly. Rub the spot until it fades. Wash the clothing as you normally would. You can put it in the washing machine and use your regular detergent. For the most effective cleaning, get the water as hot as it can safely be for the fabric you're treating. To find this, look at the label on the clothes or search the fabric type online for recommendations.

Summary: Freeze sap for a few minutes in the freezer. Scrape off the sap with a knife. Pour some rubbing alcohol on a towel. Rub the alcohol gently into the stain. Repeat the treatment as needed. Launder the clothing.

For this powder, you will only need three parts baking soda, one part salt, and a few drops of essential oil (optional). Be aware that this is a powder, not a paste. If you prefer a paste, choose one of the other recipes, or add a bit of filtered water to the powder. However, also understand that in terms of effectiveness, there is no difference between them. A part can mean whatever amount you want it to mean, what is important is the ratio. For example, if you use 3 tablespoons of baking soda, you will then use 1 tablespoon of salt. If you use 6 tablespoons of baking soda, you will use 2 tablespoons of salt for an increased whitening effect. For a better taste, you can also add a few drops of lemon juice. You can do this by stirring them together or by putting them in a sealable container and then shaking vigorously. The shaking method may be better for making sure the two ingredients are well mixed. If you wish to add essential oil for flavor, you can do this now. Add a few drops of your favorite to the powder and stir or shake thoroughly. If you added essential oil, you should store the powder in a glass jar. If you didn't, you can store it in a plastic bag or a plastic or glass container. Either way, make sure you store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. You can wet your brush in the sink and then dip it into the powder until you have a generous layer on your brush, or you can do it without water. If you wish to do this, simply put some of the powder on the brush (without wetting it first) or in your mouth and brush normally for two minutes. Experiment with and without water to see which method you prefer.

Summary: Collect your ingredients. Mix the baking soda and salt. Add in essential oil. Store your powder. Use your powder.

Navigate to airbnb.com and click "Sign Up." You'll be prompted to register with either your Facebook information or your email address. If you choose the latter, look for an email from Airbnb; the company will send you a verification message. Click the link to verify your account. If you already have an Airbnb account, you can simply click "Log In" from the home page and enter your information to get started. If you want to host through Airbnb, a complete profile is crucial: it gives potential renters the impression that you are serious, professional, and trustworthy. Start by entering the basic, required information: your name, birthday, gender, and so on. Add your work or school information as well. After entering your basic information, click the "Photos and Video" button on the dashboard, which is on the left side of your screen. To add your photo, select "Take a photo with your webcam" or "Upload a file from your computer," or, alternatively, drag and drop a photo into the box. To add a video greeting, click the "Create a new video button," and follow the instructions. Make sure that any photo you use is clear and that users can see your face. Again, you want to appear professional and trustworthy. Click on the "Trust and Verification" section of the site. Add as much verification as you can: your email address, phone number, and social media accounts. Then click the "Verify Me" button to scan and upload a copy of your driver's license, passport, or other government-issued ID. The section after "Trust and Verification" is "Reviews," but since you won't have any of those yet, skip to the "References" section. Add email addresses for your friends and family members, and click "Send Request Emails." Airbnb has already composed the email for you. The most important part of this process, of course, is to ensure that you are getting paid for hosting. Fill out this section carefully.
Summary: Sign up for an Airbnb account. Begin constructing your profile. Add a photo or video to your profile. Supply "trust and verification" information. Provide references. Set your payment preferences.