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How to remove paint from fabrics
Wipe off any remaining wet paint that may still be on the fabric.
The detergent method will work best if it hasn't set in completely yet. It's also the easiest to pull off on the fly, as most people should have detergent on hand, whether you're at home or at work.
A: If you don't have any detergent available, you can try using bar or liquid soap. It may not be as effective, but you definitely want to attempt to clean the fabric before the paint dries.

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How to confront a friend
Think about the situation.
Make sure you know exactly what you're going to confront your friend about and why you want to do it.
It's easy to get blinded by emotions, so take your time to think about the situation logically.
A: Also, try to consider how your friend might feel about the situation. Consider if the incident you want to confront your friend about was a one-time thing or if it was representative of her normal behavior.

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How to be less self absorbed
Hear people out when they're talking.
When others speak to you, really. That is, listen to understand their message, not to to prepare your response.
A: Turn to face them, make occasional eye contact, and avoid interrupting. Try to plan your conversations in distraction-free environments where both speakers can communicate and listen attentively.

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How to cope with having a bad day at work
Use your break to get away from the office.
Perhaps you spilled coffee all over your customers or your boss told you that you have to work weekends for a while. When times on the job get rough, use your breaks to get away for a bit.
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Instead of having lunch in the office, go off site. Take a walk around the block when you have five or ten minutes to yourself.