Q: Simply tossing your white clothes into the wash with a laundry detergent specially designed to get rid of stains is probably the easiest way to get rid of yellow stains. Wash your clothes in the laundry as you normally would with the stain-removing detergent to remove the stains in 1 step. There are a lot of detergents on the market that will not only remove your stains, but also leave your clothes smelling terrific! You can find laundry detergent designed to remove stains at most grocery stores and mass retailers where detergent is sold. Add the capful of bleach to a load of white clothes along with detergent to remove stains while also improving your clothes' overall shine. However, make sure your clothes can be safely bleached before you wash them this way. Avoid bleaching colored clothes or delicates, as the bleach might damage them. You can check to see if your clothes can be safely bleached by looking at their tags. If a hollow white triangle is on the tags, this means they can be safely bleached. If the triangle has diagonal stripes in the middle of it, those clothes can only be treated with non-chlorine bleach. If the tag on your clothes contains a solid triangle with an X on top of it, that means they cannot be bleached at all. Bluing agent adds the slightest hint of blue to your clothes, which actually combines with the yellow hue of your stains to make them white. Mix the agent with cold water, per the instructions on the bottle, then toss it into your laundry machine with the detergent and the stained clothes and wash them as normal. You can buy bluing agent at any department store or grocery store that sells laundry detergent. Note that bluing agent isn't actually a cleaning agent, so although it will offset the yellow hue of your stains, it won't do anything to make them cleaner. Borax is a naturally occurring mineral that helps to remove stains from clothes and even deodorizes and brightens them. Add 0.5 cups (120mL) of borax to your laundry along with detergent at the beginning of the wash cycle to wash clothes with odorous stains. Borax is also a great multipurpose cleaner you can use to clean the inside of your car, your pet's bedding, and even the washing machine itself! If the stains on your clothes were caused by rust, there are a number of commercial products specifically designed to remove rust that you can use. Simply add the rust remover to your washing machine as it's filling with water and let the clothes soak in it for 5 minutes. Then, add your detergent and wash the clothes as normal. Be sure to follow the usage instructions on the bottle very closely, as rust remover fumes can be dangerous when inhaled. To best protect yourself, wear rubber safety gloves when handling rust remover.
A: Use a stain-removing laundry detergent to remove stains in the wash. Wash your clothes with 1 capful of bleach if they aren't delicates. Add bluing agent to the laundry to remove stains and whiten clothes. Clean your clothes with borax if the stains also smell. Use rust remover to remove yellow stains caused by rust.

Article: Although any type of foil will do the trick, going for the heavier variety provides you with better cleaning opportunities. The grill brush will help you remove the loosened caked on food particles and clean the rack. Preparation is key to keeping the grill in better shape for future cooking. Pick up a can of non stick cooking spray, a clean wet cloth and warm soapy water. You can mix soap and water in a pan and keep near the grill for post cleaning.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Purchase/find a box of heavy duty aluminum foil. Locate your grill brush or head out to purchase one. Grab supplies that will help you maintain a clean grill in the future.

Problem: Article: Keep flipping it upside down and right-side-up for two to three minutes.. Sometimes, this is all your nail polish needs in order to get revived. Make sure that the bottle is tightly closed, and hold it by the cap so that you don't burn your fingers. The hot water will warm the nail polish up and make it easier to spread on your nails.
Summary: Turn the bottle upside down to blend the pigments back together. Try holding the bottle under hot water for two minutes.

Q: This can be a clue that they are feeling stressed. Rubbing the hands against the thighs or the head will also indicate stress. Suddenly crossing arms and legs or looking away is seen as negative body language as well. Avoiding eye contact and staring too long into someone's eyes can be a sign of anxiety and of lying. Eye contact is hard to fake, so if you aren't noticing darting eyes or prolonged stares, the person is more likely to be relaxed. Looking toward a clock, a watch or a phone can mean the person is nervous or bored or they may be used to habitually checking their phone or email frequently. Starting a new task when they are talking to you is a better judge if they are paying attention. An increased blink rate will indicate a nervous feeling. This can be a positive thing, such as physical attraction, or an unconscious manifestation of stress from being the center of attention. People often have micro-expressions that may convey more accurately what they are thinking; however, they flash by so fast, it may only be your subconscious that registers it. Micro-expressions tell more than most body language cues.
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Notice if the person you are talking to leans away from you when they answer. Look for signs of anxiety and nervous or physical tension in clenched jaws or pursing lips. Pay attention to eye contact. Pick out signs of distraction. Count the blinks. Give your gut some credit.