Allow bag to drip dry if needed. This is more likely necessary after the Bath Method. Have a place ready for drip drying, such as a clothes horse, where water can run freely (laundry, bathroom). For many sleeping bags, it is possible to use a tumble dryer. While this is suitable for numerous sleeping bags, read the label carefully before you proceed. Set the tumble dryer setting to low. See "Warnings". Ensure that the bag is not still soaked (allow drip drying first). Tumble dry at low setting only. Check regularly and remove as soon as it has dried. Placement of one or two tennis balls can assist in ensuring even distribution of down or filling. If you have sunshine, dry the bag outdoors. See "Tips" below for more information on hand washing a sleeping bag.
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One-sentence summary -- Drip dry. Use a dryer. Place in tumble dryer. Dry outdoors.

Clean the interior of your car once a month, and the exterior of your car twice a month. If you have a regular cleaning schedule, your cleaning sessions will not take as long. If you cannot clean your car this often. At least try to clean your car at regular intervals. You may need to clean your car more often if you live near the coast, have salted roads in the winter, or live in a wooded area with tree sap. Remove and shake out your car mats once a week as well. Your car is not a trash bag. Remove empty cups, plastic wrappers, or any other trash every day. It may help to keep plastic bags in your car for trash collection. You can then throw the bag away at the end of the day. Before you do any interior cleaning, read your owner's manual. Your car materials may be sensitive to certain cleaners or your manufacturer may recommend specific cleaning products. Always test products in an inconspicuous spot before you apply it to all of the interior. The owner's manual may also have cleaning tips for your car. If you do not have a hard copy of the manual, you can often find the manual on the manufacturer's website.
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One-sentence summary -- Clean your car regularly. Remove trash daily. Read the owner's manual.

Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen. This icon is in the lower-left corner of the Start window. It's an icon of a circular arrow. This tab is on the left side of the window. It's toward the bottom of the page. This button will appear below and to the right of the Power option. Clicking it will start the troubleshooting process. Common power issues include errors related to battery life and screen brightness. If no errors appear and the process completes, your power settings aren't responsible for your computer failing to shut down. You'll do this for each problem that Windows comes across. If you see something listed as a problem that you don't care to fix, click Skip this fix instead. If the computer successfully shuts down, the problem was resolved. If not, proceed to the next part.
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One-sentence summary -- Open Start . Click Settings . Click Update & security. Click Troubleshoot. Scroll down and click Power. Click Run the troubleshooter. Wait for an error to appear. Click Apply this fix. Try to shut down your computer.

If they are dealing with a situation where another person can actually do something, such as many interpersonal situations or overwhelming work problems, offer to help them. They will likely refuse, but it's important to follow through if you do offer. Of course, if you know you would be terrible at helping them, don't offer your own help but you can offer to help them find someone else who can help. As they navigate the difficult situation that they're in, continue to support them as much as you can. This can be as basic as being their cheerleader or it might mean something like covering their shift at work if they need to leave to deal with the situation. Knowing that you still have their back can make a world of difference. Do a little research on the problem that they're having and send them helpful links. You can even buy them a book, if you find one that covers their problem. This is a great way to give someone the tools they need to solve their own problems. If they don't offer any follow up information or updates, you should ask them (unless they clearly don't want to talk about it). This will let them see that you really do care about them and that you really are invested in seeing their problem solved.
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Give them help if they want it. Continue to support them. Find them some supporting materials. Follow up on the issue.