Q: Don't put your nylons straight into the washing machine, as they can get hung up on the agitator. Instead, protect your stockings by placing them in a mesh bag with a fine weave. If you don't have one, try using a pillowcase. Mild detergent will help preserve the life of your tights by protecting and conditioning the fibers. However, fabric softener will weaken the fibers, so leave that out of the wash. Always use cold water to wash your tights, as this will help the delicate fabric to last longer. Check your washing machine dials or user's manual and place it on the gentlest setting available when you wash your nylons. Don't wash anything with clasps, zippers, metal buttons, or hooks in the same wash as your nylons. These can snag your nylons in the wash, causing them to rip or snag.
A: Place your nylons in a very fine mesh bag. Use a mild detergent and skip the fabric softener. Wash tights on the cold, gentle cycle. Leave out anything that can snag your tights.

Article: If your Oreos are warm and the cream filling is becoming really soft, you may want to freeze the cookies before you crush them. Lay the whole Oreos on a baking sheet. Put the cookies in the freezer for at least 30 minutes or until the filling is hardened. Get out a seal-able plastic bag and place about 12 Oreo cookies in it. Squeeze the bag to remove excess air and seal the bag shut. Lay a cloth down on your work surface and place the bag of cookies on top of the cloth. The cloth will just keep the bag from sliding around as you crush the cookies. You can crush the cookies on any hard surface (such as a kitchen table, countertop, or even the floor). Avoid using an unstable surface or one that can't handle extra weight (such as a small coffee table). Take a heavy rolling pin and bang down on the bag of cookies. You can tap, whack, or roll the pin over the cookies. Keep doing this until the Oreos are as crushed as you'd like. You should get about 1 cup (100 g) of crushed Oreos. If you don't have a rolling pin, you can use any heavy bottle. For example, use an empty wine bottle to roll over the bag. Ensure that you're only rolling over the cookies because whacking the bottle over the cookies could break the bottle.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Consider freezing the Oreos. Put the cookies in a bag. Crush the cookies in the bag with a rolling pin.

Problem: Article: Powder is an important step when completing base makeup because it will set the foundation and finish off the look. Set the foundation with loose powder. Buy a large powder brush to apply it. Foundation will last longer if you use powder on top of it. Use translucent powder. It will control shine and provide a matte finish to your face. It's not designed to add color, but rather to set your makeup. Make sure you dust areas of your face that get very oily. Do this first, especially in the T-zone. Then, dust the powder throughout the rest of your face.
Summary: Finish the look with powder.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Mix 1 tsp (5 mL) of dish soap with a cup of warm water, then let soak your diamond earrings for 3-4 minutes. Remove them with a spoon, then rub them gently with a soft toothbrush. Place them in the mixture for another 1-2 minutes, then transfer them to a bowl of cold water to rinse them off. Let them dry on a clean towel. To clean silver earrings, first line a glass baking pan with tin foil, shiny side facing up. Place the earrings on the tin foil and fill the pan with warm water until the earring sare immersed. Sprinkle in baking soda until you can see the earrings start to bubble, then let them soak for an hour. Rinse them in a bowl of clean water and dry them with a soft cloth. It's important to clean silver earrings properly, since they can lose their shine and look dull and old when they get dirty. You can clean a few pairs of silver earrings at a time with this method. Mix lukewarm water with a few drops of mild dish soap. Dip in a soft cleaning cloth and use it to gently wipe your pearl earrings. Let them air dry on a towel before putting them away. Avoid using harsh chemicals to clean pearl earrings, since they're typically more sensitive to damage. Wipe your pearls with a soft cloth after every wear to keep them looking clean. Dirt can accumulate in the corners of cut stone earrings, making it difficult to wipe off. Use a shaved matchstick or a toothpick to pick it out instead, removing the dirt slowly and carefully. You can also try wrapping the toothpick in a tissue or cloth to create a softer tip, but it may not be as effective in getting into tighter spaces.

SUMMARY: Clean diamonds with dish soap and warm water to avoid discoloration. Wash silver earrings with warm water and baking soda. Use mild soap and water to clean pearl earrings. Remove dirt from cut gem earrings with a toothpick.

Q: If you want to work locally, start off at your local job center. They will be up to date with opportunities available in your area and will have a special section devoted to summer work. The staff members are experts in finding suitable jobs for individuals in many different circumstances. They will take into consideration your age, current circumstances, career goals and skills to help you find the right summer job. For example, if you are retired and looking for a relaxing summer job, you may prefer to avoid certain positions that are busy and where all applicants are under 25 such as working in an amusement park. One of the best resources for finding a summer job is the internet. The internet is full of helpful information about all types of jobs. All the main job search engines have filters and sections especially for summer and temporary jobs. You can also search based on industry, wages and location. For example if you wanted to look for a summer job abroad in a ski resort you can filter summer jobs and location and be left with a list of jobs you can apply for. Don't forget to set up a profile for yourself on the best jobs sites (e.g. CareerBuilder, Glassdoor, Indeed) where you can show your skills and say what you are looking for; this way an employer can contact you! Once you have found the names of professionals you can connect with in your chosen field, it's now time to start putting this information in action. Arrange appointments to meet with people. Ask them for advice with regards to your job search and let them know that you are interested to learn. Always be prepared to deliver your sales pitch and introduce yourself as professionally as you can. You never know when a simple conversation may lead to a job opportunity or professional introduction. Utilize online platforms to connect with as many people as you can. You can easily obtain and share information in order to shape up your career. This includes tapping contacts at sites such as: Linkedin, Facebook, Plaxo, Twitter etc. These connection points could potentially be very important avenues for networking with professionals in your field and generating successful job opportunities for yourself. Many businesses experience a boom during the summer season. Therefore, you are more likely to find a summer job in one of the following areas: Summer Camps Doctor's offices & pharmacies, medical or dental clinics Farms Lifeguards at community camps, pools etc. Customer services and call centers Software testing i.e. Quality assurance projects at a number of technology companies Companies offering internship programs Restaurants and fast food stores Bars and clubs Annual festivals.
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Go to your local job center. Conduct online jobs searches. Network with people in your chosen area. Take advantage of social media. Know what kinds of businesses experience a boom over the summer.