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To clean the mattress itself, mix a solution of equal parts warm water and liquid dish detergent. How much you need will depend on how large your mattress is. It's always best to start with a smaller batch and make more if necessary. Alternatively, you can use a solution of upholstery shampoo diluted in warm water. To truly get your pillow top mattress clean, the cleaning mixture will need to soak through the pillow top layer. Pour the cleaning mixture onto one small area of your mattress at time. You should use enough solution to dampen the surface, but not so much that it completely soaks your mattress. Once you've applied the solution to a small area, you should massage it into the mattress. Using a clean cloth, massage the solution in so that it soaks through the top layer of the mattress, thoroughly cleaning it. Once you've worked the cleaning solution into the mattress, dip a clean cloth into clear water. Press the soaked cloth into the mattress to rinse the suds out. You can also use white vinegar in place of clear water. This removes both soap suds and odors from your mattress. It will take your mattress a while to dry completely because of how much water is required to clean it. Let the mattress dry for 24 hours before sleeping on it. You can open your bedroom windows and/or use ceiling or box fans to speed to help speed up the drying process. If there are only a few stains or if there are particular stains you are worried about, you can spot clean your mattress. You can use carpet cleaner or an enzymatic cleaner like OxiClean. Wet the area with the cleaner and let it soak for ten to fifteen minutes. Then use clear water to wipe it away.

summary: Mix a solution of warm water and dish detergent. Apply the solution. Massage the mix into the mattress. Rinse with clear water and cloth. Let your mattress dry completely. Spot clean with a carpet cleaner or pet enzyme cleaner.

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Don't be afraid; this kind of practice will take your game up to the next level. Of course, they shouldn't be way more experienced than you or it'll lead to some awkwardness. But if you can hold your own in a jam session with them while learning something, then go for it. Don't be stubborn about how awesome you are. Take his advice instead. Listen to what you can really take away and use to improve your playing. He's probably right. He's just trying to get you up to speed with everyone else. Remember that you want to learn to work together with other band members, even if it means you have to adjust your style a bit. Be sensitive to the environment you are playing in, if it's a small room you need to adapt or play quieter, in a large venue you may need to play a bit louder. Set yourself at least 10 different volumes of playing. You can say to your bandleader would you like 1 - 10.

summary: Push yourself to perform with more experienced musicians, even if it's for a rehearsal or a jam session. Be keen and listen to what the bandleader says. If the bandleader says you are too loud or need to calm down, don't take it too personally. Be aware of your surroundings. Master the dynamics.

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This will help keep your surroundings clean. It will also trap the heat generated by your head and help the dye process faster. You can use this time to wipe off any dye on your skin using a cotton ball and an alcohol-based makeup remover. How long you end up waiting depends on the type of dye you are using, so read the instructions carefully. Most boxed dye kits require you to wait 20 to 25 minutes. Professional dyes typically have a 20- to 45-minute developing time. Don't go over the recommended time, or you risk damaging your hair. Once the time is up, remove the shower cap and clips. Rinse the dye out in the sink or shower using cool water. Do not use any shampoo, or you will risk rinsing the dye out. If the water is too cold for you, you can turn it up to a lukewarm temperature instead. Use the conditioner that came in your dye kit. Apply the conditioner to your hair, wait 2 to 3 minutes, then rinse the conditioner out. Be sure to use cool to lukewarm water for this. If your kit did not come with a conditioner, purchase a silicone-free, color-safe conditioner from the store, and use that instead. It would be best to allow your hair to air dry, but you can blow dry it as well. Avoid heat-styling it for the next couple of days so that it can recover from the dyeing (and bleaching) process. If you must use a curling iron or flat iron, apply a heat protectant to your hair first, and use a low-heat setting.
summary: Cover your hair with a plastic shower cap. Allow the dye to develop for the time recommended on the package. Rinse the dye from your hair using cool water. Apply a color-safe conditioner to your hair, then rinse it out. Dry and style your hair as desired.