How to question your parents' religion
Find a time and place.
There are many feeling when it comes to religions. Some people can preach it to the whole universe with pride while others wish to practice in private and in peace.

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- If you're one of these, decide it is not just the religious stuff that's causing problems in your life. If this is the case, you'll have much more time to pursue this conversation, though, so get to it.
- One way to understand why they feel their beliefs are unrooted in religion is to find a time and place where they can discuss it openly, away from anything else. If you live far away, try searching in nature.
- They may also argue passionately against being able to convert on a day-to-day basis. Either way, there's usually time to talk with your parents about your beliefs.
- With these different feelings, it's necessary to put it into consideration. Usually, it is appropriate to ask your parents personal questions when it's just them and you.

With these different feelings, it's necessary to put it into consideration. Usually, it is appropriate to ask your parents personal questions when it's just them and you.

How to iron without an ironing board
Find a flat, even surface at a comfortable height.
The surface should be completely flat and level, like a floor or table. Choose something as large or larger than the garment you plan to iron, if possible.

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- If you are ironing an item of clothing, such as a t-shirt, that you must partially remove, you need space to adjust. Fold the fabric in half in the opposite direction.
- For best results, iron your garment on a standard ironing board. Ask a seamstress to help you choose a flat surface.
- It should also be at a comfortable height and near an electrical outlet to plug in your iron. Choose a heat-resistant surface like wood or tile.
- For example, some women can machine iron a dress, while others may iron a swimsuit. If the fabric you're ironing is perfectly smooth and does not have curls, consider ironing with either higher-rise or low-rise fabrics.

It should also be at a comfortable height and near an electrical outlet to plug in your iron. Choose a heat-resistant surface like wood or tile.

How to slow cook ribs
Prepare the ribs for the grill by trimming away any visual fat and then applying your favorite rub, or just season them with salt and pepper.
Prepare the propane grill by turning it on and letting it heat up, or by lighting a charcoal grill and then letting it heat until the coals begin to turn grey.
Place the ribs on the grill.

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- Grilled ribs need to be cooked low and slow. If using a gas grill, place the ribs on the grill, turn the heat down to low, and cook them covered for 30 minutes without looking at them.
- Tamp them to a shape of approximately 3 inches (7.6 cm) on each side. This ensures that neither the top of the ribs nor ribs touch during the cooking process.
- Sear the trimmings, if use, till they are golden brown. Remove the ribs, taking care not to let them flip over, or be charred by the smoke.
- Any legs that have been cut off will make decent charred ribs. Turn the ribs slowly to make sure there are no bulging or wasted legs.

Grilled ribs need to be cooked low and slow. If using a gas grill, place the ribs on the grill, turn the heat down to low, and cook them covered for 30 minutes without looking at them.

How to clean toothbrushes
Rinse your toothbrush with tap water before and after brushing your teeth.
This will help get rid of any toothpaste residue and rinse out any bacteria. It's not necessary to use cleaner on your toothbrush each time you use it.

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- Otherwise, you run the risk of introducing bacteria. Take over-the-counter whitening toothpaste.
- Simply turn the tap water on and run your brush under the water for a few seconds. Make sure to get any old toothpaste residue out of your brush before brushing your teeth again.
- Just make sure to rinse thoroughly if you think your toothbrush might tip over. Fill a spray bottle with white vinegar and running water.
- If you see any toothpaste residue, wipe it away with a damp cloth or a fresh toothbrush. Use a toothbrush with soft bristles.
Simply turn the tap water on and run your brush under the water for a few seconds. Make sure to get any old toothpaste residue out of your brush before brushing your teeth again.