Problem: Article: To clean the mattress itself, mix a solution of equal parts warm water and liquid dish detergent. How much you need will depend on how large your mattress is. It's always best to start with a smaller batch and make more if necessary. Alternatively, you can use a solution of upholstery shampoo diluted in warm water. To truly get your pillow top mattress clean, the cleaning mixture will need to soak through the pillow top layer. Pour the cleaning mixture onto one small area of your mattress at time. You should use enough solution to dampen the surface, but not so much that it completely soaks your mattress. Once you've applied the solution to a small area, you should massage it into the mattress. Using a clean cloth, massage the solution in so that it soaks through the top layer of the mattress, thoroughly cleaning it. Once you've worked the cleaning solution into the mattress, dip a clean cloth into clear water. Press the soaked cloth into the mattress to rinse the suds out. You can also use white vinegar in place of clear water. This removes both soap suds and odors from your mattress. It will take your mattress a while to dry completely because of how much water is required to clean it. Let the mattress dry for 24 hours before sleeping on it. You can open your bedroom windows and/or use ceiling or box fans to speed to help speed up the drying process. If there are only a few stains or if there are particular stains you are worried about, you can spot clean your mattress. You can use carpet cleaner or an enzymatic cleaner like OxiClean. Wet the area with the cleaner and let it soak for ten to fifteen minutes. Then use clear water to wipe it away.
Summary: Mix a solution of warm water and dish detergent. Apply the solution. Massage the mix into the mattress. Rinse with clear water and cloth. Let your mattress dry completely. Spot clean with a carpet cleaner or pet enzyme cleaner.

Problem: Article: First will be the bridegroom. He will be brought to a decorated altar called a "mandap"' and will be given a seat and a celebratory drink a mixture of milk, ghee, yoghurt, honey and sugar. The arrival of the bride is called the kanya through the Kanya Aagaman. The bride is usually led by her father to the marriage altar, which signifies that the bride's paternal side approves of the union. The bride and the groom are separated by a white cloth and not allowed to see one another just yet. Once the bride approaches the mandap (the altar area where the wedding rituals take place), the white cloth is dropped. The bride and the groom then exchange floral garlands. These garlands are to signify their acceptance of one another. When the bride and bridegroom exchange garlands (jayamaala), they declare, "Let all the learned persons present here know, we are accepting each other willingly, voluntarily and pleasantly. Our hearts are concordant and united like waters."An arranged marriage does not mean a forced marriage. In fact, forced marriages are now illegal in India. Though the two may not know each other, they are both willing to get married. At this point in the ritual, the father of the bride pours sacred water in her hand and then places her hand in the groom's hand. This ritual signifies the father officially giving away his daughter. Then the groom's sister usually ties the end of his scarf to the bride's sari with betel nuts, copper coins, and rice. These items symbolize unity, prosperity, and happiness for the couple. The knot specifically is meant to represent the eternal bond that comes with marriage. Recent weddings involve the exchanging of gifts, namely clothes and ornaments. The groom's mother will give a "mangala sootra" to the bride, a necklace to indicate success. The bride's father will then announce that his daughter has accepted the bridegroom and hopes that his family will accept her. At this point, a sacred fire will be lit and the Purohit (the priest) will recite mantras in Sanskrit. While the prayers are going on, oblations are offered to the fire. "Id na mama" is repeated over and over, meaning "it is not for me." This emphasizes the virtue of selflessness required in marriage. During this ritual, the groom takes his bride's hand. This might be the first time the couple has physically touched one another. During this ritual the husband accepts his bride and vows to her and her parents that he will take care of and protect his bride for the rest of her life. The bridegroom, while holding his wife's hand, will say, "I hold your hand in the spirit of Dharma; we are both husband and wife." This starts with the bride climbing over a stone or rock, symbolizing her willingness and strength to overcome obstacles in her new marriage. Then the couple walks around the fire four times, with the bride leading the first three. They will then join hands and offer barley to the fire, symbolizing that they will work for all of society and the good of humankind. At this point, the husband will mark a parting in his new wife's hair with red kum-kum powder. This is called "sindoor." Every married woman can be recognized by this marking. At this point in the ceremony, the couple walks around the fire with seven steps, each accompanied by a prayer and seven vows. This is when the marriage becomes recognized by the state. The first vow is for food The second for strength The third for prosperity The fourth for wisdom The fifth for progeny The sixth for health The seventh for friendship The mangalsutra is a sacred necklace that the groom ties around the bride's neck on their wedding day. After he ties this necklace, he gives her the status of being his wife. The bride is expected to wear this necklace as long as her marriage lasts. This necklace is a symbol of marriage, mutual love and commitment of the bride and groom to one another.
Summary: Watch as the bride and bridegroom enter. Let the garland speak during the Jai Mala (exchanging of the garlands). Observe the ritual of Kanyadaan. Watch as the priest starts Vivaha-homa. Experience the ceremony of Panigharani. Watch as the bride and groom complete Shilarohan. Count the rounds known as Saptapadi (seven steps around the fire). Note the bride's neck during Mangalsutra Dharma.

Problem: Article: and 6 inches (15.24 centimeters) wide. You can also use plastic wrap instead, but you will have to be extra-careful so that it doesn't fold in on itself or wrinkle. Clear cellophane would be best. If this is for a graduation ceremony, however, consider using one of the school colors instead.
Summary: Roll out a piece of cellophane to 35 to 40 inches (88.9 to 101.6 centimeters) long.

Problem: Article: It's time to turn the tuna cat treats into biscuit-like shapes! Carefully press your index finger into the center of each ball of dough. Flatten it enough so that it has a circular shape in the center, but be careful not to apply too much pressure that you break through the dough. If you're unhappy with how the dough looks when it's flattened, you can always roll it into a ball and try again. Place the baking tray with the cat treats on it into the oven. Set the timer for 10-12 minutes and check the cat treats once the time is up. If the cats treats still look uncooked or doughy, keep them in the oven for a further 2-3 minutes before checking them again. Once the cat treats are cooked, remove the baking tray and turn the oven off. The cat treats may puff up slightly as they bake. Leave the cat treats resting on the baking tray until they feel cool to touch. Then you can let your cat enjoy your delicious creation! To store the cat treats to use later, place them into an airtight glass or plastic container. Keep the container in a cool, dark place. Always wait until the cat treats are completely cool before feeding them to your cat. It's best to only give your cat a maximum of 2-3 treats per day to keep their diet healthy.
Summary:
Flatten each ball of dough by gently pressing your finger in the center. Cook the tuna cat treats in the oven for 10-12 minutes. Let the treats cool and store them in an airtight container.