Q: You can get electrocuted if you clean a dryer with water while it is still plugged in. Unplug the dryer before you begin to stay safe. Fill a small bowl or bucket with warm water and a few drops of dish soap. You can use any type of dish soap that you have on hand. Then, dip a clean dish rag into the soapy water and wring it out. Use the rag to wipe the inside of the dryer wherever it is stained. Apply medium to hard pressure to scrub the stains. Check after a few seconds to see if the stain is coming up. If it is, keep scrubbing. If not, you might need to try a different option. After you finish scrubbing the stains in the dryer, hold the rag under warm, running water. Then, wring it out and wipe out the inside of the dryer again to remove the soap residue. Your dryer is safe to use again after you finish wiping it out. Plug it back in after you finish cleaning it.
A: Unplug the dryer to protect yourself from electrical shock. Wipe out the inside of the dryer with a rag soaked in soapy water. Rinse the rag and wipe out the dryer again.

Q: You need to temper the next set of ingredients. Tempering is the process of gradually heating up the ingredients from room temperature to prevent the mixture from curdling unnecessarily when mixed with the other ingredients. To start, place the black mustard seeds in the pan. When the seeds start to pop or crackle, add the urad dal, curry leaves, red chilies, and green chilies. Stir continuously as you saute over a medium flame for about a minute. Make sure the coriander and curry leaves are chopped finely. Chop the green chili into big pieces. You can also add the ginger into the saute instead of adding it later if you want. After sauteing the ingredients, immediately pour them over the bowl of rice. Take out the chilies after you have mixed the tempered ingredients into the rice. After stirring in the tempered items, add the ginger, cashews, and cilantro. Mix well. Make sure the cashews are finely chopped. You can also garnish curd rice with fruit. Add pomegranates, seedless green grapes, pineapple pieces, coconut, apple, raisins, or chopped mango. You can also add vegetables, such as carrots and cucumbers. You can serve the rice hot or cold. This dish works great at the end of a meal. South Indian pickles compliment this dish very well. Chill the leftovers. This makes a great lunch to take to work the next day.
A: Heat oil in a pan. Pour over the rice. Add the remaining ingredients. Serve.

Q: A common way for clutter to start building up is after a load of laundry. Instead of shoving your cleaned laundry into your room, put it away immediately. When you fold your clothes fresh out of the wash, you decrease the chance of wrinkles. Fold, sort, and put away your clean clothes right after the wash. Avoid letting piles of clothing build up on the floor of your room. If you don't have enough room for your clothes, get rid of more clothes. If you need extra storage for your clothes, organize your clothes based off the season. Once it's summer, store away all your coats and sweaters in a storage bin and place in a community closet, garage, or an attic. Instead of waiting a couple of months to a year, do small bits of organizing and cleaning every day or week. If you have a small amount of clutter on your desk or in the corner of your room, go take care of it. Don't let the mess build up. You can save yourself a hassle in the future by tackling bits of clutter as they form. You should plan to sweep/vacuum your room at least once a week. If you have a cat or dog, consider doing it more often. Many people have problems with hoarding materials or purchasing impulse buys. If you are one of these people, attempt to limit the amount of belongings you purchase. One way to implement this is to consider where the belonging would fit into your room. Ask yourself: "Could this fit in my room practically?" and "Am I buying this for the right reasons?" If you are considering upgrading a belonging, decide if you're willing to purge the original? It is okay to have decorations around your room, but too many can over clutter your walls and floor space.
A: Put away your laundry after drying. Clean your room regularly. Avoid over-buying.

Q: If you can, make your whole costume the same color. A black plastic garbage bag makes convincing seaweed when cut into strips. Drape it over your tentacles or stick it in your belt to hang around you. If you like, cut a secondhand skirt into eight pointed strips to further mimic tentacles. This is a less striking but more comfortable costume you can change into if the larger tentacles start to annoy you.
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Wear matching sweats, tights, or skirt. Cut strips of fake kelp. Make a comfortable backup costume (optional).