You can also use pomade, or smoothing serum. You can also use a small comb or toothbrush to smooth down any stray hairs.

Summary: Keep the bun in place with hair spray. Done!

Give yourself enough room to hang each your knives so you can easily grab them. There should be enough space for you to select a knife without knocking over any others. Popular areas to hang knives are over the sink, above the stove, or on the backsplash behind your counter. Keep the knife strip out of reach of children. Find a magnetic strip large enough to hold all of your knives or buy 2 shorter strips to split your knives into separate rows. Knife strips can be purchased at specialty kitchen stores or online. Make an initial mark on your wall where you want one end of the knife strip. Use the level to make sure you have the magnetic strip straight. Use a pen or pencil to draw the line where you want the strip to hang. Add flair to your kitchen by hanging the strip diagonally or vertically if your space allows you to. Apply adhesives, such as Command strips, to both ends of the magnetic strip. If you have a longer magnet or you plan on supporting a large number of knives, apply at least 1 more mounting strip in the middle. Some mounting strips come with Velcro attachments for a firm fit that you can also easily remove. If you want to secure the strip further, attach it to the wall with screws and a drill. Press the adhesives on the wall and hold it firmly for 30 seconds. Wait 1 hour before hanging any knives so it adheres to the wall fully. Organize your knives so they are not awkward to grab. Keep them in size order so you can easily find the correct place to return the knives after they've been cleaned. When removing the knife, pull the handle straight so the tip of the blade doesn't stab into the wall.

Summary: Find an area in your kitchen to hang the strip. Purchase a magnetic knife strip. Use a level to mark the wall where you'll hang the strip. Attach mounting strips to the back of the magnet. Adhere the magnetic strip to the wall. Hang your knives with the blades pointing up.

Brown paper bags can be bought at either your local grocery store or at a craft store. For the pages, be sure to have at least 3-4 bags to use. Place them so that the side facing up alternates: one side opened, the next side closed. Form the folded bags into a book. Use a hole puncher to punch two holes into the folded paper book: one at the top left corner and one at the bottom left corner. Thread ribbon into each of the holes and bring the ends together in the front of the album. Tie a bow out of the ribbon. Tape or glue the 4x6 photos into place. One photo should fit squarely on each page, front and back. A great way to arrange them is chronologically, but you can also get creative and place photos together that are similar in color. Use leftover wrapping paper or decorative scrapbook paper to add design to the covers. Place dots of glue on the corners of the paper and place firmly and smoothly against the covers. Write on the front of the book with a colorful marker to use cursive penmanship as a way to name it. Place another photo on the front cover to give a hint of what the album will be about and the kinds of photos it holds.

Summary: Purchase brown lunch bags. Stack the 3-4 brown paper bags together. Fold the stacked bags in half. Fill the paper bag pages with photos. Decorate the front and back covers of the album.

Locate the code to your safe, or recall it from memory, and punch the numbers in on the keypad to open the safe. Pull the door open when it is unlocked. Most electronic safes have a code between 4-10 digits long. Pause for 1 second between each number that you enter to allow the system time to process the code. If there is an "enter" key, press this when you are finished entering the code. Card-swipe safes require both a pre-programmed card and the code to open. Follow the manufacturer's instructions to program your combo card with a code, then swipe it and enter the code on the safe to open it. These types of safes make it very easy to reprogram the code if you need to, since everything is digital. Line up the key with the lock correctly and insert it. Turn it counterclockwise and pull the door towards you to open the safe. If you lose your keys, contact the manufacturer to see if replacement keys are available.
Summary: Punch in the code on the number pad to open a digital safe. Swipe your combo card and enter the code to open a card-swipe safe. Put the key in and turn it to the left to open a key-lock safe.