Right-click on the Recycle Bin icon on the desktop and click Properties. You can also Open File Explorer, click the arrow to the leftmost part of the address bar, select Recycle Bin from the dropdown, and select "Recycle Bin properties" under the Manage tab which Recycle Bin should've opened to by default. Remove files immediately when deleted." It's underneath the "Settings for selected location" section. In Windows XP, this will appear as a checkbox instead of a radio button and will be close to the top of the Recycle Bin Properties window. Click the OK button. Deleting a file will permanently remove it from your computer instead of sending it to the Recycle Bin. To reverse your changes, re-open the Recycle Bin Properties and switch to the "Custom size" option. In Windows XP, uncheck the box that you previously checked.
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One-sentence summary -- Open the Recycle Bin Properties. Choose the "Don't move files to the Recycle Bin. Save your changes. Finished.

This very simple lightening spray only calls for two ingredients apple cider vinegar and distilled water. It works best to gently lighten red, light brown and brown hair. Because it's so gentle, you will probably have to do it several times before seeing results. You will also need a spray bottle that will hold 1 cup (8 fluid ounces) of liquid lightening spray formula. The exact measurements are: 1 tablespoon raw apple cider vinegar; 1 cup of distilled water. Make sure you use a spray bottle that is clean and empty. Once the ingredients are in the bottle, replace the nozzle and shake it vigorously to combine the ingredients inside. Be sure you've put the nozzle on tightly before shaking to prevent any messes. Once you spray the formula on, run a fine-toothed comb through your hair to make sure it is distributed evenly throughout your mane. The apple cider vinegar will leave your hair feeling silky and soft. The highlight effects are very natural looking and apple cider vinegar is gentle enough to use as often as you like. Store the bottle in a cool, dry place out of direct light. Shake the bottle well before each application.
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One-sentence summary -- Gather your ingredients. Measure out the ingredients and pour them into a spray bottle. Spray the mixture evenly onto damp hair and leave it on for 30 minutes. Rinse the formula out and style your hair as usual.

Before you put away a tie, you'll want to make sure that it's free of dirt, stains, smudges, and other blemishes that might undercut the look of your formal attire. Ties are often made from delicate materials that can have unpredictable results when run through the washing machine, so have your accessories dry cleaned if they're in need of serious treatment. To remove small stains at home, dab them with a clean, non-shedding cloth dampened with rubbing alcohol. Take the tie in one hand by the slender end, letting the other fall straight down toward the floor. You should be staring at the outer face of the tiethe one that people will see when they look at you. Inspect the tie for dust, lint, and loose threads before you begin folding. That way, it will be pristine and presentable whenever you're ready to wear it. Using your other hand or a flat surface like a table or your bed for stability, bring the ends of the tie toward one another so that the outer face is folded inward. Adjust the ends until they overlap and the rest of the material is perfectly aligned. Run your hand down the length of the folded tie lightly to work out any inconsistencies in the fabric. It may seem counterintuitive to fold the outer face of the tie inward, but this will protect the visible side from dirt and prevent it from getting snagged on other items in your suitcase or accessory drawer. Make sure there are no twists, wrinkles, or smaller folds in the tie. When left to sit for long periods of time, imperfections in the material may cause creasing that can be difficult to remove. Holding the ends together, place one hand in the center of the folded tie and double it over again. Continue doing this until the tie is as small as you want it. Remember to smooth out the fabric after each subsequent fold. The weight of the tie will keep it folded once you lay it down, so there's no need to use a separate band or clip. Avoid folding the tie so tightly that the pressure of the bundle inadvertently causes wrinkles.
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One-sentence summary -- Start with a clean necktie. Hold the tie so that it's facing you. Double the tie over on itself once. Fold the tie 2-3 more times.

Your goal is to keep the pollen that is outside, outside. Keep your car windows and house windows closed and use air conditioning instead, especially when the pollen count is high or you're in the midst of pollen season. Unfortunately, this comes at an additional financial cost, so decide how often you want to use this method. Alternatively, have a new and efficient air filter added to the air intake of your car, so that you can use outside air to circulate around the car instead of air conditioning. If you don't have air conditioning in your home, it may help to swap bedrooms with a housemate whose room faces the fewest allergy-producing trees and plants. It will help to reduce the exposure when you let fresh air into your room. Pollen collects on your skin and clothes when you're outside, so when you get home remove your day clothes immediately and toss them in the hamper or washing machine. This will prevent the spread of hitchhiking pollen to the couch, your bed, and other clothes. Wash your clothes before wearing them again. Use an electric dryer or indoor clothes line instead of drying your laundry outdoors. You may also want to leave your shoes at the door after spending time outside to avoid tracking pollen indoors. Pollen not only settles on your clothes throughout the day, but also on your skin and in your hair. Going to bed with pollen in your hair will transfer that pollen to your pillow, and you'll sleep with your face in pollen all night long. A soap-free rinse in the shower before bed will do the trick to remove pollen from your skin, but for the best defense overnight wash your hair, as well. Sheets, blankets, comforters, and especially pillowcases should be changed often, at least on a weekly basis if not twice per week. Thoroughly wash bedding before reusing. Have spare sets of bedding so you can swap the sets out often without overwhelming yourself with doing laundry every three days. Keeping a clean, pollen-free bed will protect you from inhaling pollen all night long. Your dog, outdoors cat, rabbit, ferret, or other loveable pet can easily track pollen into the house. Commit to brushing them daily to remove as many allergens as possible from their fur, especially if they sleep in bed with you. Groom them in a wood or tiled area so that you can easily clean up without hair and pollen getting into the carpet. No amount of washing and prevention will stop all pollen from entering your home. Vacuum at least once a week to help remove the residual pollen that's carried inside on people and pets. Use a vacuum cleaner with a small-particle or HEPA filter.
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Close your windows. Change your clothes promptly at the end of the day. Wash your hair before going to bed. Change your bedding often. Groom your pets regularly. Vacuum every week.