Article: Vinegar can be used to remove set in stains, such as grass stains, from shoes. Mix a third cup of white vinegar with two thirds of a cup of water. Then, use a rag or cloth to dab the dab the mixture onto the stain. Then, take a clean wash or rag and dab the vinegar into the stain until the stain comes out. You may have to repeat this method once if the stain doesn't come out. Landry detergent can also remove set in stains. Add a small amount of detergent to the stain. Then, rub it in using a clean sponge or cloth. Allow the detergent to sit on for 15 minutes before rinsing it with water. Remember to use color safe detergent on Sanuks. If you have a lot of grass stains, opt for a commercial cleaner specifically designed to remove grass stains. While application varies by product, you usually rub the product onto the stains. Some stains will then need to be rinsed out with a combination of a teaspoon of hydrogen peroxide and a couple of drops of ammonia.
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Try vinegar. Use laundry detergent. Purchase a grass stain remover.
Article: Buy a Bulgarian calendar, or make one yourself using a word processing or spreadsheet app. If you're still working on your understanding of Cyrillic, you can add phonetic pronunciations under the words themselves. Put the calendar in a place where you will see it several times a day, such as in your bathroom or on your refrigerator door. You could also write the words for numbers on each of the days. This way, you could also learn at least 31 number words in Bulgarian as well. Cut small squares of paper, or use index cards or post-it notes to write the Bulgarian word for items around your home. Start with larger items, and replace the labels as you've committed a word to memory. There are numerous language-learning websites that have vocabulary lists you can access for free. For example, the websites Bulgarian Pod 101 and My Languages have extensive vocabulary lists available. The rhythm of music and repetitive nature of the lyrics make it a good way to learn any language. You can find Bulgarian traditional and popular music on sites such as YouTube, as well as many Bulgarian radio stations that stream online for free. A list of Bulgarian radio stations is available at http://www.listenlive.eu/bulgaria.html. Search online for Bulgarian television shows and movies that you can watch for free. Some of these may have English captions, which you can use initially to help you make sense of what's happening on the screen. However, you'll want to leave the captions off for a truly immersive experience. There's a list of Bulgarian television streaming online available at https://www.bgonair.bg/tvonline. If the option is available, you might turn on closed-captioning in Bulgarian. That way you're seeing the words the people on screen are saying as they are saying them. Search for Bulgarian news sites on the internet. Use the URL extension for Bulgarian websites (".bg") to restrict your search. Blogs and news articles typically are written more simply. If you read articles about events you already know about, you'll be able to figure out a lot of the words from context. Find a good Bulgarian-English dictionary so you can look up words you don't know. When you first start reading, it may take you an hour just to get through a short article, but with time you'll be able to read more smoothly. Write down words you don't know on a card, then write the translation or explanation of the word on the back of the card. Use the cards to practice new words. Visiting the country where the language is spoken is the ultimate immersive experience. Bulgaria is also one of the least expensive European countries to visit. The Black Sea beaches are the main tourist attraction. If you plan to travel to Bulgaria, make sure you learn Cyrillic before you go. That way you'll be able to read basic street signs and find your way around. Outside heavily populated areas or tourist towns, many people don't speak English. If you travel to more rural areas, you'll be fully immersed in Bulgarian language and culture.
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Use a calendar to learn the words for days and months. Label items around your home to expand your vocabulary. Listen to Bulgarian music and radio broadcasts. Watch Bulgarian television and movies. Read about current events online in Bulgarian. Spend time in Bulgaria.
Article: Leave the lip gloss on the counter, or put it into the fridge so it cools a little faster. Once it is cool, it won't be runny and will be the perfect consistency to wear! These glosses are great to keep in a purse or desk, and they make great gifts, too. You can use squeezable lip gloss tubes, tubes with wands, chapstick tubes, tins, or any other container you'd like. Just make sure that whatever container you use has a lid. Move the gloss into the containers soon after it has been melted and mixed. The warmer it is, the easier it'll be to work with.
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Let the lip gloss cool for about 20 minutes before you use it. Transfer the gloss into clean lip gloss containers.