When your doll is about to get her beauty sleep, do her hair. Repeat with the plastic bag. Spray three times in three different sections. Then brush the hair from bottom to top, since the bottom is where it gets the most frizzy. To prevent frizzy hair don't keep them in the sun for very long. Water can sink into the wool and mess up the cotton inside, making her less huggable. Also keep water away from their eyes. If it's bedtime, put her pajamas on. She will seem fresh and new as if you just got her.
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One-sentence summary -- Choose a good time to do the hair. Place a face cloth over your doll's eyes and secure at the back with an elastic band. Fill a spray bottle with water. Spray your AG Doll's hair. Keep the AG Doll's body away from water. Finish up.

ES File Explorer is a popular file manager that allows you to see your Android's internal folders, which will allow you to move the downloaded Facebook video to your Photos app. To download ES File Explorer, do the following: Open the Google Play Store {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/1\/1e\/Androidgoogleplay.png","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/1\/1e\/Androidgoogleplay.png\/26px-Androidgoogleplay.png","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":531,"bigWidth":"26","bigHeight":"30","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>I edited this screenshot of an Android icon
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<\/p><\/div>"} Tap the search bar. Type in es file explorer Tap the ES File Explorer result below the search bar. Tap INSTALL Tap ACCEPT when prompted. Minimize the Google Play Store, then tap the Facebook app icon, which resembles a white "f" on a dark-blue background. This will open your News Feed if you're logged into your Facebook account. If you aren't logged in, enter your email address and password before proceeding. Scroll through your News Feed until you find the video that you want to save, or go to the profile of the person who shared or posted the video to find it there. If you see a globe icon below and to the right of the name of the person or page who posted the video, the video is public and you can proceed. If you see a two-person silhouette or a lock icon instead of a globe, you cannot download the video. Tap the video to begin playing it. This is important, as proceeding to the next step before playing the video may result in a broken link. You'll find this option directly below the video. A menu will appear. It's in the menu. Doing so will copy the video's address to your Android's clipboard. You may have to scroll down to find this option. Tap the Chrome app icon, which resembles a red, yellow, green, and blue sphere. You can use most browsers that are available on Android to perform this process, but Chrome is the default browser for most Androids. Tap the address bar at the top of the screen, type savefrom.net into the address bar, and then tap the Enter or Go button in your Android's keyboard. Tap the text field near the top of the page, tap it again once your Android's keyboard appears, and tap Paste in the pop-up menu. If an ad opens when you do this, just close out of it. This green button is in the middle of the page, just below the video's preview. The video will automatically download onto your Android's hard drive or SD card. The highest available quality will be selected by default, but you can change it by tapping MP4 HD and then tapping your preferred quality if you like. Exit Chrome, then tap the ES File Manager app icon in the App Drawer. If this is your first time installing ES File Explorer, first swipe or tap through the introduction screens before you continue. Tap either the Internal option or the SD Card option depending on where downloaded files on your Android typically go. This folder should be near the middle of the page, though you may need to scroll down to see it. All of your Android's downloaded files, including your Facebook Messenger video, will be here. On some Androids, this folder is entitled Download instead. This is optional, but will ensure that you can open the video directly from within the Photos or Gallery app rather than needing to use ES File Manager to do so: Tap and hold the video to select it. Tap in the bottom- or top-right corner of the screen. Tap Move to Tap DCIM in the location selection window. Tap Camera in the DCIM folder. Tap OK.
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One-sentence summary -- Download the ES File Explorer app. Open Facebook. Go to the video that you want to save. Make sure the video is public. Open the video. Tap Share. Tap Copy Link. Open Google Chrome . Go to the SaveFrom site. Paste in the video's address. Tap Download. Open ES File Explorer. Select a storage option. Tap Downloads. Move the video to your Android's Photos app.

Navel oranges bloom in the spring, but the fruit isn't ready until the winter. Start looking for them to ripen beginning in December. They may ripen at any time throughout the winter, though you can harvest the oranges all at once once you see they are ripe. By contrast, Valencia oranges take a full year to grow. They bloom in the spring and grow all through the winter well into the next summer. They will have both a bloom and the fruit in the summer, when you harvest the fruit from last year. When these citrus fruits are ripe, they turn bright orange. While not every variety turns orange all over, most of the fruit will be 1 color. Check your particular variety to see what it should look like when ripe. For instance, Valencia oranges might still have a bit of green on them, even when they're ripe. Navel oranges, on the other hand, should be all orange. Don't worry about brown spots on the surface of the orange. They just mean your area is particularly sunny or humid. A fully ripe orange will be firm to the touch. If it has soft spots, it's likely overripe and on its way to being moldy. Also, because an orange is juiciest at its peak ripeness, it will feel heavy in your hand when it's ripe. A ripe orange will come off the branch when you give it a light pull and twist. If it's not ripe, it will be much harder to pull off. Leave it on the tree a bit longer if you can't get it to come off easily. If you're still not sure if your fruit is ripe, try cutting one open. Taste it to see if it tastes sweet, like a ripe orange, or bitter, like an unripe orange. While some fruits continue to ripen after you harvest them, oranges do not. Make sure to leave them on the tree until you are sure they are ripe. If the oranges have gone soft or are starting to grow mold, they are overripe.
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Harvest in the winter for navel oranges. Watch for a bright orange color. Check for a firm, smooth fruit that's heavy for its size. Pull and twist on the orange to see if it will come off easily. Perform a taste test on a sample piece of fruit. Let the fruit ripen on the tree.