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A guy who's interested in you and who wants to flirt with you is going to be around. End of story. He's not going to be busy all the time, he'll make time for you. Even if he's shows his interest by ignoring you, he'll make sure to be ignoring you in person. Remember, it's hard to flirt if he's not even there. If he's never around, he's not likely to be flirting with you. Even if he's not physically around, he'll make his presence felt by sending texts, calling you, and making sure to show up at the same things you're going to. A guy who's interested in you and wants to spend time flirting with you might try to impress you. When he's doing or saying something "cool" he'll make sure to check in to see if you're paying attention to how awesome he is. See if he tries to outdo his friends when he's around you. He outdoes them in terms of the cool things he's done, he wants to outdance them on the dance floor (and show you what a good dancer he is), he wants to try out that new bike trick. A guy who likes you is going to laugh at your hilarious comments (even if they aren't that funny, especially if they aren't that funny). Your flirty banter is going to make him laugh, if he's into you. Just remember, mean laughter is not a good sign. He can laugh at you when you're acting silly, but if his laughter hurts, run away from that guy. You don't want to flirt, or do anything else, with that guy. Again, a guy who is interested is a guy who is paying attention. If he's acting very kindly towards you, doing nice things for you, helping you out, there's a definite chance that he might be interested (especially depending on the types of things). For example: if he brings you flowers, or a little something because he thought of you (even if it's something silly), that's a very good sign. He also might do something like bring you soup when you're sick. It shows that he's thinking of you and it shows that he's willing to help you out, especially if it's out of his way. This is a big one. A guy who has a flirty personality might be flirting with you, but that might be how he treats everyone. A guy who is looking to flirt with you because he's interested in you is going to treat you differently than he's going to treat other people, especially his friends. For example: even if he's giving lingering hand touches and flowers, if he's doing that for all the ladies or gentlemen, then he might be flirting, but that's simply how he operates. It's probably not specific to you. There's nothing like a guy who steps in to take your side. If you're having an argument with someone, or someone is being mean to you, see if the guy takes this as his cue to help you out. If someone is hurting your feelings does he step in? Even if he was teasing you earlier? This is a good sign that not only is he interested, but it goes beyond simply flirting.

summary: Pay attention to whether he's around. See if he tries to impress you. Pay attention to whether he laughs at the things you say. Notice if he is thoughtful towards you. Observe how he treats you. See if he jumps to your defense.

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Adding salt to the soap mixture will separate the soap from the glycerin. Measure out around 1 cup (300 g) of salt and slowly add it into your soap mixture, stirring constantly until it is combined. Use a standard and cheap table salt to separate the soap from the glycerin. Kosher salt or sea salt will be too coarse, as well as being considerably more expensive. Once the salt has been mixed in, the soap will begin to curdle and coagulate on top of the mixture. Let the mixture cool down for around 30 minutes to an hour. Make sure to remove your spoon or thermometer from the soap mixture before leaving it to set up. When the mixture has cooled, the fat and lye should have coagulated into a soapy substance floating on top of a layer of glycerin. Use a slotted spoon to scoop away the soap and leave behind the pure glycerin. If you want to keep the soap, press it into a mold and leave it to dry for 3 to 4 days. Once dry, leave the soap to cure in a cool, dark, dry place, rotating it every day or two until completely solid. Place a fine-mesh sieve over a jug with a spout or something similar. Carefully pour the glycerin through the sieve to remove any lumps of soap, before transferring it to a glass bottle. Keep the glycerin in the refrigerator for up to a month. Once glycerin has expired, it will shift from being very clear to very cloudy. It may also develop a foul odor, at which point it should be discarded.

summary: Add 1 cup (300 g) of salt to the soap mixture. Leave the mixture to cool and curdle. Skim away the soap from the top of the mixture. Strain the remaining glycerin into a glass bottle to store.

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Clear ones work the best, but you can also use colorful, patterned ones instead. For a more interesting bracelet, use a glow-in-the-dark or sparkly toothbrush. Make sure that the toothbrush does not have rubber grips, and is the same width all along the handle. You will be placing the entire toothbrush into this pot, so make sure that it is big enough. The water needs to be deep enough to cover the toothbrush, plus a few extra inches/centimeters. Do not put the toothbrush into the water just yet. If you don't have access to a stove, you can heat some water in a large, microwave-safe bowl or dish in the microwave instead. If you are heating the water in the microwave, you will need to cook it for 2 to 5 minutes to ensure that it is hot enough. Place a chopstick or wooden spoon over the bowl before putting it into the microwave to prevent the water from boiling over.
summary: Find a simple, cheap toothbrush. Fill a pot with water. Bring the water to a boil over medium-high heat.