Q: Do not mix your urine-stained or affected clothes with your regular laundry. It's best to keep them separate until the stain is removed. Add this to your regular detergent and machine wash as usual. Alternately, instead of baking soda, you could add 1/4 cup to your load along with your regular detergent. If it's nice and warm outside, take the item and place it in the sun. Sunlight and a light breeze can be very effective at removing and neutralizing odor. But this time an add an enzymatic cleaner, which is a biodegradable and non-toxic cleaning agent and helps to break down and eliminate odors. Enzymatic cleaners are available at pet supply stores, home supply stores and big-box stores like Walmart.
A: Place all soiled items in washing machine. Add a one-pound box of baking soda. Air dry items if possible. Machine wash again if smell persists.

Q: The journey method involves you mentally moving yourself through a location such as a house. Imagine a large house and assign each planet to a different room. Associate an image with each planet and give them a reason for being in a given room. Mentally visualize going through the rooms in the right order, visiting each planet along the way. The linking method of memorization involves taking the names of the planets and working them into a story that will help you remember the proper order. One such story is this: "Imagine the hot sun. What do you see coming out of the sun? A tube that contains MERCURY of course. Who gets covered by the Mercury as it falls? The goddess VENUS. What does Venus do to escape from the burning metal? She digs a hole and builds up a pile of EARTH. Who gets upset by the noise made by digging the hole? The little red faced man (MARS is known as the red planet) eating a MARS bar. When he throws the MARS bar, who does it hit? It hits JUPITER the king of the gods. What has Jupiter got on his T-shirt? The letters S, U and N which stand for SATURN, URANUS and NEPTUNE. Who is the little dog following the chap wearing the T-shirt? The little dog looks just like PLUTO." When you have to teach information to someone else, you need to know the information pretty well yourself. This can help you with memorization. If you can't get someone to help you, speak to yourself in a mirror as though you are teaching your reflection. See how well you perform by testing yourself as you study the planet names. Try to write down from memory all the planet names. See which ones you get right, which ones are wrong, and which you've forgotten altogether. After you study some more, test yourself again. Ask a friend or family member to help you study. Recite the names of the planets to them, and they can give you prompts in order to remember.
A: Use the journey method. Link the names together in a story. Teach the planet order to someone else. Give yourself a test. Have someone quiz you.

Q: Turn the hand wheel at the side of the machine until the needle reaches its highest point. Turn the machine off before threading the needle. Rotate the hand wheel toward you. Raise the presser foot to release the tension discs at this time, as well. Place the spool of thread on the spool pin at the top of the machine. Fit the spool cap on the pin next to the spool of thread. You'll need to lift up the spool pin before you can position the spool of thread on it. For larger spools, the large side of the cap should face the spool. For smaller spools, the small side of the cap should face the spool. Draw the thread through the upper thread guide, then guide it around the guide an through the pre-tension spring. The upper thread guide is a latch lying to the left of the spool pin. The pre-tension spring lies inside of a second latch positioned in front of the upper thread guide. Guide the thread down through the right channel at the front of the machine, then back up through the left channel. You may need to pinch or hold the thread between the spool and the upper thread guide while doing this to maintain an appropriate amount of tension. Slide the thread into the slot of the take-up lever at the top of the left channel. After inserting the thread through the take-up lever, pull it back down through the left channel again. Guide the thread through the horizontal lower thread guide and into the thin wire clamp guide. The horizontal thread guide is a flat clip lying beneath the left channel. The thin wire needle clamp is positioned directly above the needle. Feed the thread through the eye of the needle, inserting it from front to back. Pull 6 to 8 inches (15.25 to 20.3 cm) of thread through to the back of the needle.
A: Raise the needle. Position the spool. Feed the thread through the upper guides. Thread the tension module. Feed the thread into the take-up lever. Pass the thread through the lower guides. Thread the needle.

Q: A curious mind seeks to be educated. By asking questions, you can find out a lot of things that many people don't know and won't ever know. There is no limit to how many questions you can ask, or should ask. Be aware that some people are annoyed by questions. In fact, the less a person knows, and the less patient a person, the more a question will bug that person. That in itself tells you a great deal. Try to expand your mind by learning beyond your comfort zone and seeing how other people think, perceive and understand things. If you only ever see rom-coms, go and see a documentary or an action film instead. If you only ever read comics, try a novel instead. If you only ever see car rallies, go and see a museum exhibition instead. Curiosity is about pushing yourself beyond what you're used to. There will be times when you feel really uncomfortable, out of your depth and perhaps even upset when trying to learn new things. This can happen especially where you feel dumb, unlearned or when your beliefs and values are challenged. These are the very times when you should keep pushing yourself to learn and to become wiser about whatever it is you've been avoiding.
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Be curious. Read, watch and see things that you don't know anything about. Challenge yourself.