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There are a variety of gift options for the bathroom involving cotton. Try purchasing a nice bath towel or wash cloth for your loved one. Add a monogram to the items to differentiate them from your other towels as something special. Accessorize your existing bathroom items with cotton! Make a cozy for your soap dispenser or toothbrush holder with cute designs or both of your initials. Many bed and bath retailers will allow for monograms to be customized and ordered to your choosing. Buy a set of matching robes to celebrate your second anniversary, or buy a few monogrammed pillows to mark the occasion. Much like the bathroom, the bedroom lends itself well to a variety of cotton gifts. Spice up your bed with a cotton canopy! Canopies allow for greater intimacy and privacy in the bedroom. Just make sure your bed can support one. Other ideas for gifts for the bedroom include a matching pair of cotton slippers, or a new bedding set. Blankets and other similar types of throws allow for great personalization. Try ordering a blanket emblazoned with photos from your wedding! Think about the things your partner loves and investigate whether there are cottons versions available. A new cotton tapestry set for the kitchen is a great idea for the person who loves to host parties, whereas a cotton hammock is great for the person who enjoy relaxation or reading. Try sewing your own cotton items in secret leading up to the anniversary! Give them something cozy to wear, such as a pair of socks or a scarf. Make a bouquet of flowers out of cotton and leave them somewhere your loved one will find them. Create a collage dedicated to your relationship made out of cotton. For example, create a felt poster featuring cotton badges of all of the big moments you shared with your significant other. Hang them on the wall, or add it to your scrap or photo book. Cuff links, brooches, and even jewelry can be created from cotton. Use your imagination! DIY websites such as Etsy can provide a range of gift ideas involving cotton that you may not have previously considered. Calico is seen as one of the modern alternatives to cotton when it comes to the second year wedding anniversary. Many of the same cotton items that can be purchased as gifts can also be purchased in calico. Calico also refers to the repeating design patterns featuring printed flowers. In the case of the anniversary gift, the calico in question refers to the fabric (though you can certainly purchase a calico or cotton gift with calico designs). Note that while calico tends to be cheaper than pure cotton, it also tends to be somewhat coarser, making it more ideal for bags or other items that need to be durable.

summary: Pick up something for the bathroom. Give your loved one a bedroom gift. Think outside the box. Exchange calico gifts (optional).

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Whichever route you go, choose a small, innocuous area to test the method. You don't need to test the ink-removal aspect of the method. Just test the cleaning method to ensure that you will not damage or otherwise mark the surface you're hoping to clean. Don't rub too aggressively, as materials like cotton and baking soda have some abrasion potential and may damage some surfaces. Remember to clean the area from which you remove a stain with a water-dampened cloth or paper towel. Mix baking soda with water until you have enough spreadable paste to cover the ink-stained desk or table. Baking soda can be used on almost anything, including laminate, metal, plastic, wood, and glass. Spread the paste thickly over the stain and rub it in with your fingertips or a toothbrush. Use a clean, damp cloth to gently scrub the are to remove the paste. Don't scrub too aggressively, as this may scratch the surface of various materials. Repeat the steps if necessary. Wipe the area clean with a cotton ball moistened with rubbing alcohol. Toothpaste with baking soda in it works especially well. Coat the area healthily and gently smooth the toothpaste over the surface of the stained area. Wipe the toothpaste away with a water-dampened cloth. Wipe gently, so as not to scratch softer surfaces. If any toothpaste remains, wipe it away with a cotton ball moistened with rubbing alcohol. If the table or desk is wood, allow the paste to set for 10-15 minutes. For other surfaces, a shorter period of time will likely suffice. The cleaning strength of acetone is so well known it's used to remove nail polish! It will likely readily remove your ink stain as well. Place a cotton ball on the opening of a bottle of nail polish remover and shake gently to allow the cotton ball to absorb the liquid. Gently rub the ink stain until the ink is lifted. Take extra care when using acetone or nail polish remover. Wear gloves and remember to test the surface for colorfastness. Acetone can be used to clean metal, glass, plastic, and even leather. Spray-on applications designed for your skin can also be used to effectively remove ink by seeping beneath the stain itself. These will work especially well on plastic surfaces. Be sure to test an inconspicuous area, as the varied strength of these products can sometimes damage the surface of a table or desk. Spray a stain until it is fully saturated with the repellent or sunscreen. If the stain is particularly small, apply the spray to a cotton ball and softly rub the stain. Wipe the spray away with a clean, soft cloth. Repeat the steps if the stain does not wipe away too. Removing an ink stain that's been around a while, particularly from a wooden surface, will require a heavy-hitting cleaning product. Bring in the mayo. Slater a thick layer of mayo onto the stain and let it set overnight. Wipe the mayo away with a wet paper towel and rinse the wood with another sheet of water-dampened towel. Buff the wood's surface with a cloth and wood polish to go the extra mile.

summary: Test the cleaner on an inconspicuous spot. Try baking soda. Use toothpaste. Apply acetone or nail polish remover. Opt for spray-on insect repellent or sunscreen. Remove a longstanding ink stain from wood with mayonnaise.

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Tap the grey app with gears on it to do so. You'll likely find Settings on the Home Screen. It's at the top of the third main group of options near the top of the Settings page. It's in the middle of the page. This is the code you set when you turned on Restrictionsnot necessarily the same as your iPhone's regular passcode. If you haven't yet turned on Restrictions, instead tap Enable Restrictions and then enter your preferred passcode twice. This area is about halfway down the page. It's near the top of the page. A blue checkmark will appear to this option's left, signifying that it is active. Do this in the "NEVER ALLOW" section (not the "ALWAYS ALLOW" section) near the bottom of the page. This should be the website you want to block; make sure you include all parts of the website's URL (e.g., "www.example.com" rather than "example.com"). It's a blue button in the bottom-right corner of the keyboard. This will block your selected website in Safari.
summary: Open your iPhone's Settings . Scroll down and tap General. Scroll down and tap Restrictions. Enter your Restrictions passcode. Scroll down to the "ALLOWED CONTENT" section and tap Websites. Tap Limit Adult Content. Tap Add a Website. Type in your website's URL. Tap Done.