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Set it to the highest heat setting. If it has a steam setting, turn this off. Dry heat is best for removing the melted plastic or wax. An alternative for the brown paper bag is wax paper. Be careful not to use thin paper, as it can overheat the plastic or wax and cause a worse mess. Avoid paper with any writing on it, because the heat can cause the ink to transfer onto the fabric or carpet. Don't push down too hard or stay on one section too long, because you do not want the substance to melt farther into the carpet or fabric. The goal is to get the plastic or wax to stick to the bag. This should be done while the paper is still warm from the iron. The plastic or wax should stick to the paper, leaving the surface clean. If there are still bits stuck to the carpet afterward, try gently scrubbing the area with a carpet cleaner, fabric cleaner, or rubbing alcohol. The remaining pieces may budge with a little bit of friction. If the plastic or wax still doesn't come off, try freezing it with an ice pack and breaking it apart once it's frozen. Vacuum the pieces when you're finished.

summary: Grab your iron and plug it into an outlet near the stain. Cover the stain with a paper bag. Gently iron over the paper. Gently peel the paper bag off the fabric or carpet. Repeat as necessary.

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These should be in the game itself upon purchase, and you will need all of them to play it right. Winks are small plastic discs that you try to get into the pot. The squidger is a larger piece of round, thicker plastic that you use to propel smaller discs into the pot. Winks come in yellow, red, green, and blue. There are 6 winks of each color. The pot is the container that you try to put the winks into. The mat is basically the playing field. It's usually 6 feet by 3 feet. Place the mat on a flat surface in order to play. The mat has lines etched on both ends. This indicates the field's boundaries and baselines. The mat is usually made of felt. The goal of Tiddlywinks is to propel as many winks into the pot as you can. You can either play Tiddlywinks in two-person teams or against another player. It's also possible to play the game with three people. Only 2 to 4 people can play Tiddlywinks. The verb "to squidge" means you propel or flick the smaller plastic discs toward (and hopefully into) the pot using the squidger. The way you squidge a wink is by putting your squidger on a wink. Apply pressure to it, and it should pop the wink forward. It can be difficult to squidge a wink when someone else's wink is on it. The wink below another wink is said to be "squopped." You must only touch the top wink in your color sequence. If all the winks are squopped, the game is over. Some people sandpaper their squidger down. This will make it so they have less sharp edges. Some people use different size squidgers for different shots. Squidgers must be round and between 25 mm and 51 mm across and no thicker than 5 mm. They cannot damage the winks. You may only use one per play. However, you can use different squidgers throughout the course of a game.

summary: Make sure you have all of the pieces you need to play Tiddlywinks. Understand the game's object. Use the right squidger.

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If possible, go even bolder by painting each nail a different color. Although you will be applying a clear topcoat, preserve your manicure by using strong polish for the details. Make sure the base coat is fully dry before you attempt to design your skull. Also, while you can get away with only one coat, consider painting two base coats for a stronger manicure. You'll want your skulls to be looking outward instead of at you. One way to approach this is to paint two small slanted ovals side by side with the ends touching each other. If you don't have a brush try using a toothpick or even the tip of a dried out felt tip pen. If you add the top coat too soon your skulls will smudge.
summary: Select five neon nail polish colors. Choose black lacquer nail polish so that your skull faces won't chip easily. Apply your neon polish base coat and allow the nail polish to dry. Create your skull eyes by placing two black lacquer nail polish ovals toward the base of your nails. Design the skull nose by drawing an upside down heart in black polish underneath the eyes. Draw the teeth using a nail art striper brush for a clean, linear effect. Provide ample dry time before adding the clear top coat.