Q: Heat and tumbling in the dryer will contribute to fading. Buy a rack and hang your clothes to dry inside. Lay wool items out flat on a towel to dry them. Your clothes will usually smell fresh and retain more color than they would with constant drying cycles. Overdrying will beat up the clothes and fade them prematurely. Direct sunlight will start to bleach the fabric almost immediately. The closer you are to the equator, the stronger this effect will be.
A: Hang dry all your colored garments, if you have the space to do so. Line dry in out of direct sunlight during the warmer months. Set the dryer to the lowest amount of time possible. Change into different clothing if you are in bright sunlight all day.

Article: If your pillow is covered with a slipcover or pillowcase, take the protective covering off. Check the care instructions on the tag of the cover, and wash the cover or pillowcase in the washing machine or by hand according to the instructions. Remember to wash your pillowcase and slipcover every 2 weeks at least to keep your pillow smelling fresh. Baking soda is a great deodorizer and can be used to freshen up a variety of surfaces, including gel and memory foam. Coat the entire pillow in a layer of baking soda, working on one side of the pillow at a time. If you have a very large or European-style pillow, you may need to use 3-4 tablespoons (43.2-57.6 grams) to cover the surface. Let the pillow sit while the baking soda absorbs the odors off of the surface of the gel pillow. If possible, let the baking soda sit on the pillow overnight. If the pillow has a very bad smell, try placing it in a large plastic bag with the baking soda on it for 1-2 days. The baking soda will have time to absorb the odors from the pillow. If you have children or pets, place the pillow in a place where they can't access it, like on top of a cabinet or in the closet. After the baking soda has absorbed the smell from the pillow, vacuum the surface thoroughly. Working in sections, pull the brush across the pillow to make sure all of the baking soda is removed. Make sure to clean and dry the vacuum attachment before using it on your pillow. It might take a few passes of the vacuum to remove all of the baking soda. After the first pass, run your hand across the pillow. If it still feels grainy, vacuum it again.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Remove the cover from your pillow. Sprinkle 2 tablespoons (28.8 grams) of baking soda over the pillow. Let the baking soda sit on the pillow for 30 minutes. Use the brush attachment of a vacuum to remove the baking soda.

Problem: Article: Deposit neopoints in the National Neopian bank as often as you can. Saving up your money will help you accumulate more of it. If you find something you really need to spend neopoints on, it will be worth the extra work to get them out of the bank; otherwise, let them stay. Promise yourself that you will deposit a certain amount of np every day, no matter what. Start small and increase as time goes on. Your neopoints will earn interest in the bank. Collect it at the beginning of every day before you do any deposits or withdrawals. If you have a hard time saving your neopoints because you always withdraw them, put a limit on yourself. Withdraw 1np, individually, 15 times. The bank will deny further withdrawals, though you can continue to deposit neopoints. If you need np for a quest, go earn it from a game. Put your more expensive items in your Safety Deposit Box to keep them safe from thieves like the Pant Devil.
Summary: Save your neopoints. Set goals. Collect interest. Hit the withdrawal limit. Get a Safety Deposit Box.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The urge to immediately shower or take a bath or otherwise clean yourself will often be very strong, but you should not do this. You are a walking evidence locker, so bag your clothes and get yourself to a hospital so that a rape kit can be taken. This will be vital in supporting your case later if you eventually decide you want to prosecute. Even if you do not want to prosecute, even if you don't want anyone to know, even if you feel bad because you know the person, you should report your rape. Reporting is important, even if prosecution never happens, because it can serve as a red flag later if that person rapes again. It's hard to relive a rape and the process of reporting a rape is rarely easy, but you should do it to protect both yourself and others. If you've been raped, even if you don't want to report it or prosecute, you still should absolutely get a pregnancy test if you're a female and get tested for STDs and STIs no matter your gender. This is about protecting your own basic health, since some infections can be stopped in their tracks if intervention comes early. Again, even if you don't plan on doing anything in terms of reporting or bringing charges, you should still take precautions for your own health. People who have been raped are at high risk of depression, suicide, drug and alcohol abuse, and other mental health problems, especially when they don't get support. Call a rape crisis center or find and talk to a therapist. Both will be able to help you cope with the feelings that you're having. You'll have to decide, if you are raped, if you want to talk to your friends and family about it. Studies have shown that support from those close to you can play a huge role in helping you reach "normalcy" again. However, rape is a deeply personal experience and you shouldn't feel like you have to talk about it if you don't want to. If you are raped by someone you know, which is the most likely scenario, you should do everything in your power to get away from that person. They should not still be in your life. Being constantly exposed to your rapist puts you at higher risk for self-harm, depression, and a repeated attack. If you will not bring charges against them, move away, get a restraining order, or talk to CPS if you are young.

SUMMARY: Do not immediately clean yourself up. Report your rape. Get tested for pregnancy and for STIs or STDs. Talk to professionals who can help you. Talk to your friends and family if you want to. Stay safe from your attacker.

Q: Set it to 350F (175C). Cream the butter, adding sugar slowly. Combine until uniform and lighter in color. Add the flour in two or three increments, mixing in each one until well combined. Thoroughly mix in baking soda, salt, cocoa powder, and vanilla extract. Knead the dough until it sticks together. Chill for 15 minutes. Roll out the dough to about in (0.6cm) thickness. Cut out cookies using cookie cutters in any shape. Transfer to a parchment-paper lined baking sheet. Bake until fragrant and just beginning to crack on the surface. This can take anywhere from 8 to 15 minutes, depending on how large the cookies are. Check on them regularly. Let them cool completely on a wire rack or parchment paper. This takes about 510 minutes. You can melt the chocolate chips in a microwave, but they may burn or separate. For best results, melt over a double boiler. Stir in the peppermint oil. You can use a pastry brush or the bottom of a spoon to help spread it evenly. Alternatively, dip the cookies into the chocolate. Let cool completely on a wire rack, with something to catch the dripping chocolate.
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Preheat your oven. Mix the butter and sugar. Mix in remaining cookie ingredients. Knead and chill. Form the cookies. Bake the cookies. Let cool. Melt the chocolate chips and peppermint oil. Pour or spread the chocolate onto the cooled cookies.