Q: Go to https://www.youtube.com/, click the Guide button (three horizontal lines) in the upper left corner of the screen, and select My Channel. This will direct you to your personal channel. If you have multiple channels, be sure you are using the correct one. If you need to switch accounts, click your profile picture in the circle from the top right of the page and select the right channel. From the options beneath your channel name, click the option called Playlists. This will open up your page containing any and all playlists you have created. If you have never created a playlist, you will only see two playlists: Liked videos and Favorites. From the list of playlists on your playlists page, click the Favorites playlist. Of course, if you have never added a video to your playlist, this list will be blank. Be sure you click the actual word, Favorites. Do not click the box above the word. From the Favorites playlist, click the Add Videos button from the right side of the webpage. This will open up a pop-up dialog box. Search by video: From the three tabs on the top of the pop-up dialog box, click on the Video Search option. Then, enter in the title or subject of the video you are searching for. You do not need to necessarily know the exact name of the video to find it. You can select and add multiple or individual videos per search term by simply clicking on any of the listed videos. A blue box will highlight the video after you click it. Add via URL: If you have the exact URL of the video, you can enter it in via the URL option from the three options on the top of the pop-up dialog box. Simply paste the URL into the input box. In order to get the URL of the video, copy the contents of the address bar from the webpage displaying your desired video. If you are confused, read our article about how to copy and paste URLs. Add your video: If you want to add one of your own uploaded videos to your Favorites, click the Your YouTube Videos option from the three options on the top of the pop-up dialog box. You can select and add multiple or individual videos per search term by simply clicking on any of the listed videos. A blue box will highlight the video after you click it. After selecting the correct videos or after pasting in the URL of a video, press the blue Add Videos button from the bottom left of the pop-up dialog box. You should now have successfully updated your Favorite videos list.
A: Open your channel. Click Playlists. Click Favorites. Add a video. Finish adding the video.

Q: Briquettes need time to dry before you can use them. Find a dry place, either in your home or outdoors, where the briquettes will not be disturbed. For example, store the briquettes in a closet in your living room. Avoid humid areas of the home, like the bathroom or kitchen. If you store the briquettes outside, do not leave them in the open air in case it rains. Instead, you could store them in a shed. Once the briquettes are stored safely, simply let them sit for three to seven days. When done, briquettes should be completely dry to the touch and compact. After they're finished drying, you can burn your briquettes.
A: Set your briquettes in a dry place. Let the briquettes dry for three to seven days.

Q: Use roleplaying to help your child understand the family's morning routine. For instance, you could use stuffed animals to show how a parent and their child go through their morning routine. You could make the juvenile stuffed animal start by waking up. The parent stuffed animal might say, "Wake up, sleepyhead." Continue in this way until the whole morning routine is complete. Don't spend the actual amount of time necessary to complete each morning routine task. That would be tedious for both you and your child. Instead, act out each task briefly, but long enough that your child understands what each step entails. Play this morning routine act out during the evening before starting the morning routine. Some people learn better when presented information visually than they do when just being told. Draft a morning routine chart on an erasable marker board and place it in a prominent location like the front door of the fridge, or in the hallway where everyone in the family especially the kids can see it. The chart should list all the morning routine tasks and the exact time they should occur. Your chart should include things like: waking up brushing teeth eating breakfast getting dressed Use timers to remind kids how much time they have to complete activities. For example, give them 15 minutes of time in the bathroom. Use verbal feedback to keep your kids motivated. For instance, if your daughter is getting dressed, comment on what she is wearing. You might say "Wow, I noticed you're wearing a blue shirt today. Great choice. It looks really nice." If your child is a laggard and does not readily conform to the morning routine, find ways to make doing so more enjoyable. For example, you might ask your child to play a game with you. The game requires them to do one morning task by the end of one song on their favorite album. For instance, they might brush their teeth when the first song is finished, get dressed when the second song finishes, and so on. Create morning playlists to help wake them up and motivate them. If your kids repeatedly fail to meet the requirements of the morning routine, consider sitting down with them to discuss the problem and how they can solve it. Work with your child on how they can get things done in reasonable amounts of time. On the other hand, you could provide positive reinforcement for kids who conform to the morning routine. For instance, if your child is ready for breakfast at the exact time they are expected to be, you could reward them with a neat sticker or a special blueberry muffin. If your partner does not conform to the morning routine, talk with them about why they are not conforming to the morning routine. Say, "I've noticed you aren't conforming to the morning routine for the whole family. What can I do to help you conform to the morning routine?"
A: Introduce the morning routine before implementation. Make a chart. Provide positive feedback. Make a game of the routine. Provide problem-solving and encouragements.

Q: Get a fresh perspective on your shelves by clearing them off completely. This way, every piece you add to your shelves will be deliberate. If your shelves are covered by thick coats of paint or their stain is faded and discolored, use a paint stripper and sandpaper to restore the natural look fo the wood. If you want to keep a natural wood look, stain the shelves a color that matches your decor. A fresh coat of paint can help your shelves look crisp and new. You can paint the shelves the same color as the wall to integrate them seamlessly into the room, or you can paint them a bright pop of color to make them really stand out. Show off your playful personality with a unique background for your shelves. Choose a color that coordinates with the decor in your room. Then, choose items for your shelves that will stand out against the backdrop. You can also use wallpaper cut to fit behind the shelves. If you want to add extra visual interest, place contact paper along the backs of the shelves. Choose bright contact paper as the background for your shelves to create an unexpected pop of color. Mirrors can make a space seem larger and brighter. You can either install mirrors along the back of your shelves, or place hanging mirrors along the back wall of the shelves before you add any other decor.
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Empty your built-in shelves. Strip and restain shelves that are showing signs of aging. Paint your shelves if you want to create a fresh look. Place contact paper on the back of the shelves for a fun, graphic look. Add mirrors to the back of the shelves for a sleek look.