Q: You can grease the baking sheet using cooking spray or some cooking oil (such as canola or vegetable). If you need to, separate the squares or rectangles using a knife or your fingers.
A: Grease a large baking sheet and set it aside. Let the candy harden before removing it from the tray.

Q: Seed production takes your plant's energies away from flower production, so removing the dead flowers at their swollen base prevents seeds from being formed at that site. The plant then often goes on to produce more blooms than it would otherwise have done. In the case of some varieties of Iris, you may get a second flush of blooms if you deadhead your plants. Deadheading also improves the plant's appearance so that ongoing flower production can be enjoyed. Removing withered brown flowers also improves the plant's appearance even if it doesn't produce further flowers. This is especially true of Iris plants, as the dead flowers turn brown very quickly and detract from other flowers. Some plants need to be deadheaded to prevent the plant from self-seeding throughout your garden. Plants such as poppy and ox eye daisy tend to spread themselves by seeding the surrounding area of ground and this may become a nuisance. Some Iris varieties such as the African Iris (Dietes bicolor) are likely to self seed in your garden. Deadheading these and other plants will stop this from happening and contain the spread of plants in your garden. Some Irises have attractive seedheads so you may wish to avoid deadheading in order to enjoy the seedhead display once the flowers are finished. These varieties include Stinking iris (Iris foetidissima) and Blackberry lily (Belamcanda), both of which produce attractive visible seeds after flowering.
A: Know that seed production may keep your plant from producing more flowers. Keep your flower's appearance in mind. Understand that seed production can lead to more irises growing in your garden. Consider keeping attractive seed heads if you don't want to deadhead your plants.

Q: A Gemini girl wants someone who can sweep her off her feet physically and mentally. She needs to know you can match her when it comes to anything. The last thing she wants is a partner that she feel superior over she wants someone she can share the glory with. When you're with her, talk to her about the book you're reading. Ask her if she'd like to go to a museum. Mention an article you read the other day about a little known current event. She'll find you intriguing and wonder what it is she can learn from you. Gemini has two sexual sides submissive and dominant. You'll see her be coy and subtly flirtatious, batting an eyelash here and there, and then you'll see her being dominant, asking you out and making the moves. When this happens, roll with the punches! Let her take charge when she needs to take charge and take over the reigns when she's done. She doesn't need someone who's just dominating enough or just submissive enough she needs someone who can handle and complement whichever side she's currently showing. Geminis are notoriously very social creatures. When their childlike side comes out especially, they can be quite the chatterbox. When she's off on her tangent or telling you every little detail of the book she's reading, sit back and relax, allowing her the spotlight. Watch her go. Let her entertain you. Since Gemini needs someone who can stimulate her mind, ask her questions. Pose thoughts or theories. Talk to her about what you're thinking or wondering about. You may open her up and get onto an exciting ride! A Gemini loves to be surprised, intrigued, and entertained. As you begin your relationship, she'll want to do things that aren't exactly traditional. Ask her to go make pottery or to go to a cheese tasting. She'll be very impressed with your originality and ingenuity. Don't feel pressured to keep this up all the time. She has two sides once you've shown her that you can handle her more difficult side (the curious, adventurous one), show her that you can relax, too, in pajamas and with a movie and take-out. A Gemini can be emotionally unavailable and difficult to pin down one minute, and loving and nurturing the next. This sounds a little mentally unstable, but it's just the nature of this sign. However, for their partner, this can be a little unnerving. You'll have to work at the relationship, surviving the times when she's distant and being available when she's ready to return. Remember: this isn't all about you. While she is very hesitant to get into a relationship, she is by no means unfaithful or unloving. Half of why she is hard to pin down is because she wants to make sure that when she is, it's totally and completely worth it.
A: Display your intelligence. Show her you can match her sexually. Let her chat. Ask her out on an interesting or exciting date. Be ready to put in some work.

Q: You are going to need gloves, protective eyewear, a metal cookie sheet or tray, and a lb (227-gram) block of dry ice. Dry ice can be purchased at many grocery stores, as well as some hardware stores. As with the commercial adhesive remover, dry ice is quite powerful. It is necessary for you to protect your hands and eyes by wearing rubber gloves and protective eyewear whenever you handle dry ice. Using a gloved hand, center your lb block of dry ice on a metal cookie sheet. The cookie sheet should be large enough to cover the area where you'd like to remove the adhesive. If it is not, you can always repeat this process. The dry ice will harden and then crack the adhesive. This is perhaps the quickest and cleanest method of loosening and removing floor adhesive. As always, use gentle pressure and soft motions, as you do not want to damage your floor.
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Gather supplies. Put on your gloves and protective eyewear. Place your lb block of dry ice on a metal cookie sheet or tray. Place the tray directly on top of the adhesive and allow it to sit for 1 minute. Remove the tray and use a scraper to lift off the cracked pieces of adhesive.