Article: Flipping your item of clothing inside out will allow you to attack the stain directly. Place your reversed item of clothing inside a large bowl or sink, with the stain resting at the lowest point in the bowl or sink. This method will not work with spandex, which can be damaged by hot water. Using baking soda and hydrogen peroxide may cause discoloration if you're removing stains from colored fabric. Use 1 part baking soda, 1 part hydrogen peroxide, and 1 part water in a large bowl and mix them together with a large clean spoon. Mix the solution until there are no visible chunks of baking soda left. About 14 cup (59mL) of each ingredient will be enough for 1 shirt or pair of pants. Fill a large pot with water and heat it on the stove until the water reaches a rolling boil. While wearing an oven mitt, carry the pot over to your sink or bowl and pour the boiling water directly over your sweat stain. This will loosen the fabric and make the sweat stains easier to scrub away. With a spoon, scoop your solution directly on top of the stains. Let it soak for at least 5 minutes. After it soaks, scrub the stain with a scrub brush or toothbrush in soft, circular motions until the stain disappears. You can soak your clothing for longer if you'd like. White fabric won't be damaged by letting it soak for longer. Throw your item of clothing in with your dirty laundry and sort it before you wash it. Use your standard laundry detergent and run a regular wash cycle to remove any residue from your baking soda or hydrogen peroxide.
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Flip your item of clothing inside out and place it in a bowl or sink. Combine baking soda, hydrogen peroxide, and water in a separate bowl. Boil a pot of water and pour it directly on the stains. Pour the baking soda solution directly on to the stain and scrub it. Throw the clothing in with your dirty laundry and wash it.
Article: The wall itself should guide your composition's form. For instance, fill an irregular, narrow nook with a clustered, floor to ceiling arrangement. Suppose you have a large, rectangular dining room with a long table. A linear arrangement of artworks displayed in equally-sized frames and hung at the same height will complement the room's horizontal lines. Make sure your artwork doesn't crowd your furniture and that your furniture doesn't obscure your artwork. Additionally, set your furniture layout before arranging your artwork. You wouldn't want to hang a floor to ceiling arrangement, then hide or risk damaging a painting by placing a chair in front of it. If you're placing artwork over a bed or a sofa, hang it about 8 inches (20cm) above the headboard or sofa back. Large scale works hung above a large piece of furniture should be between 65 and 85 percent of the furniture's width. Larger works could dwarf your furniture, and smaller works could leave too much blank space. Grids work best for series of images that are all framed exactly the same. While artworks in an array of colors, scales, and mediums can add variety, the frames' dimensions should match precisely. For example, you could mix up drawings or paintings on paper, colorful prints, and black and white photographs. Frame them in equally-sized white frames with white matting, then hang them in a uniform grid. Keep in mind you'll have to hang a grid as precisely as possible. A grid's uniformity will magnify even the slightest misalignment. Dramatic, eclectic salon-style installations are popular in contemporary interior design. However, a salon-style arrangement is more complicated than randomly hanging artworks wall to wall and floor to ceiling. Take the time to find a configuration that balances works' color palettes, proportions, and other visual elements. For instance, mix up scales to create a balanced composition instead of clustering small works on one side of the arrangement and larger works on the other. Pay attention to frames, too. Scatter frames' styles evenly instead of grouping ornate frames in one part of the arrangement and simple frames in the other. You don't have to choose between a strict grid and dramatic salon-style cluster. For the best of both worlds, choose artworks in a range of mediums with various color palettes and scales. Arrange them in a balanced configuration that defines a square or rectangular area. For example, 2 large scale objects could define the upper right and lower left corners of a rectangular arrangement. You could then use groupings of smaller works to define the rectangle's other corners. When you have a general idea of the look you want to achieve, lay the works on the floor. Experiment with different configurations, and move them around to see how various colors, forms, subject matter, and scales relate. Planning out how your works' colors and proportions relate is especially important if you're going for a clustered or salon-style look. When you play with arrangements, avoid crowding artworks. Leave about 112 inches (3.8cm) between smaller objects, and about 2 inches (5.1cm) between large scale works.
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Choose an arrangement that suits the space. Work your furniture into your arrangement. Go with a grid if you have several equally-sized works. Cluster your works salon-style if you want an eclectic arrangement. Strike a balance between clustered and geometric styles. Arrange your art on the floor to find the best composition.
Article: This is the square icon in the bottom right corner of your screen. You can also hold Win and tap A to open the Action Center. You can find this to the left of VPN. Doing this will turn on your Bluetooth. If your Bluetooth is already on, skip this step. Your computer should now be in "Discoverable" mode. You'll need to ensure that your phone's Bluetooth is enabled as well. While this process will vary depending on which phone style you have, the Bluetooth switch usually lives here. If this is your first time setting up Bluetooth on this computer, Windows 10 will ask for you phone number and then send you a text with a verification code for you to enter before pairing. Your computer's Bluetooth menu should go from listing your device as "Paired" to "Connected". If this doesn't work within a few seconds, click the On switch below "Bluetooth", then click it again. Your phone is now connected to your PC! Depending on your phone model, you'll be able to do anything from synchronizing your files to playing music through your computer's speakers.
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Click your computer's "Action Center" icon. Click the Bluetooth option. Right-click Bluetooth. Click Go to Settings. Switch to your phone. Open your phone's Settings app. Turn on your phone's Bluetooth. Wait for your phone to connect. Exit the Bluetooth menu.