Problem: How to clean a sleeping bag
Use soap formulated for a down-filled sleeping bag, if applicable.
Only use soap made for washing down material, as it will be gentle on the stuffing in the sleeping bag. Avoid using regular detergents and soaps, as they are too harsh and can damage the down. OPTIONS:
- Look for a food and water substitute that is nonabrasive. Avoid using water or soaps marked for care after each use, as these will be too abrasive to work on the bag.
- Reach into your sleeping bag and remove any loose stuffing. Don't just empty any of the contents out onto the floor or have a ball full of loose stuffing around the bottom of the bag.
- Not only will your tarp or bag absorb the moisture and leave behind stains, but you can also stain the blanket or cover with chemicals that have a worse effect. Don't use mineral spirits as they stain easily.
- Look for down soap at your local hardware store or online. Follow the instructions on the label to determine how much soap to use.

Answer: Look for down soap at your local hardware store or online. Follow the instructions on the label to determine how much soap to use.

Problem: How to have a great morning routine for ladies
Wake up.
Make sure you've set your alarm fifteen minutes earlier than you want to wake up. Set it on the other side of the room and set it loud! :d
Drink some water. OPTIONS:
- This is your body's hydration cycle and it's important for you to stay hydrated. The water will help you sleep, and the juice will stimulate your digestive system that will push food further through your system.
- It has been shown to help women wake up more quickly than men. If you want your morning routine to be efficient, you need to at least sip water.
- Hydration is important and it sets you up for your long day ahead. Weigh yourself just before if it's something you do on a frequent basis.
- Girls love water, so you should drink water too. You don't need to wear a lot of smelly clothes (but it will make your morning routine easier); just a few sips can do it.

Answer: Hydration is important and it sets you up for your long day ahead. Weigh yourself just before if it's something you do on a frequent basis.

Problem: A woman is seen running back and fourth on a small track and leads into her putting a helmet on. she OPTIONS:
- grabs a pole and runs down the track jumping over a bar and onto a mat.
- takes off running onto a field and leads into several more clips of her putting on her helmet.
- does this multiple times afterwards while speaking to the camera.
- speaks to the crowd and begins running down the track and jumping into the sand.
Answer: grabs a pole and runs down the track jumping over a bar and onto a mat.