Tumble-dry your garment if the label contains a square with a circle inside of it. Think of the square with the circle in it as your dryer to help you remember what the symbol means. You can dry the garment as usual, without any special considerations. If this symbol contains one dot, dry at a low temperature. If this symbol contains two dots, dry at a medium temperature. If this symbol contains three dots, dry at a high temperature. Do not tumble-dry your garment if the label contains a symbol of a dryer with an X through it. Using the dryer could damage your garment, so be sure to hang, line-dry, or lay the garment flat to dry. Look for other symbols on the label to help you decide which method is best. The symbol means "natural drying." Do not use a clothes dryer or other method. If the symbol contains a semi-circle connecting the two top corners, hang the garment on a clothes line to dry. If the symbol contains one horizontal line in the middle of the square, the item should be dried flat. If the symbol contains three vertical lines in the middle of the square, the item needs to be drip dried. If the symbol contains two diagonal lines in the top left corner, the item should be dried in the shade.
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One-sentence summary -- Identify when to dry your clothes in the dryer. Identify when not to dry your clothes in the dryer. Air-dry your garment if the label contains a symbol of a square.

Take a medium or large onion and peel the outer layer by hand or with a knife. Cut the onion in half, and place each half in a small bowl or dish with the side you cut facing up. Put the two pieces in separate corners of the room on the floor. Let the onion sit for 24-36 hours and it will absorb a lot of the paint fumes. If you have any children or small pets, keep them out of the room while the onion is sitting out. Fill up 4-5 bowls or 1-2 buckets with room-temperature water. Spread them out all over the room that smells like paint and leave them for 24-48 hours. The water will absorb some of the paint odors naturally over the course of a day or so. It will also keep the room humid, which will hasten the odor-removal process. Put 13 tablespoons (1544mL) of lemon or vanilla extract in the water to replace the smell with something more pleasant. You can slice real lemons and let them soak in water as well. Coffee grounds and crushed charcoal are phenomenal at neutralizing odors. Crush coffee beans or charcoal on a firm cutting board with a mallet, potato masher, or other flat object. Fill 4-5 small bowls with your charcoal or coffee and set them around on the floor of your room. Wait at least 36 hours before replacing them. Baking soda will work if you don't have any coffee or charcoal. Fill 4-5 small bowls with 2 cups (360 g) with baking soda and leave them out just like you'd leave out the charcoal or coffee. Coffee is more likely than charcoal to leave a residual aroma if you leave it out. While it won't technically remove the odor, incense and sage can do a phenomenal job of masking the odor of paint. Burn 1-2 incense sticks, or dried pieces of sage in the room that you're trying to remove the odors from. The smoke will carry the pleasant aroma all over the room. Smoke lingers in cloth and fabric, so these are good options if you have a carpeted room or lots of fabric furniture. Don't let incense or sage burn unsupervised. Purchase 4-5 odor-eliminating candles and light them in the room that you're trying to clear. Set them up around the room and let them burn to absorb the smell of paint. If you can't find odor-eliminating candles, scentless candles will often do the trick. Odor-eliminating candles can be purchased from candle shops or some home goods stores.
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One-sentence summary -- Place 2 halves of an onion on opposite sides of the room. Put out a few bowls of water in the room that's been painted. Use coffee grounds or crushed charcoal to absorb odors. Light some incense or sage to clear the room. Light odor-eliminating candles to absorb the smell of paint.

The amount of oil in a plant depends on where it is in its life cycle, so it's important to harvest each species of plant at the right time. You need to do some research to figure out when to harvest the plants you want to distill. For example, lavender should be harvested when about half the flowers on the stem have withered. Rosemary, on the other hand, should be harvested when the plants are in full bloom. Just as you need to research when to harvest plants for best essential oil production, you need to research how to harvest them. Careless handling, harvesting the wrong parts, even harvesting at the wrong time of day can reduce the quantity and quality of the essential oils. For example, you only want to use the flowering tops of the rosemary plant when making rosemary essential oil. Discard or use the rest of the plant some other way. Most essential oils are held in the plant's oil glands, veins and hairs, and these are very fragile. If you disturb or break them, you'll get less oil from your plants. Handle the plants with care, and handle them as little as possible. If you're buying already-harvested plants, you will not have much control over the harvesting process. Look for plants that appear healthy and undamaged, and ask the seller when they were harvested. Generally, plants that are in whole form (not crushed or powdered) are best. While distillation removes many impurities, pesticides and herbicides can contaminate your oil. It's best to use organically grown plants, whether you purchase them or grow your own. Drying reduces the amount of oil in each plant, but can greatly increase how much essential oil you make per batch. This is because you'll be able to fit more material into each batch. Drying should be done slowly and away from direct sunlight. Commercially grown plants such as lavender and peppermint may be allowed to dry in the field after cutting for a day or so. The ideal drying method varies from plant to plant, but in general, you shouldn't overheat the plants. Drying in the shade or even in a dark room minimizes the oil loss. Don't allow the plants to become wet again before distillation. Distill as soon as possible after drying. You can choose not to dry your plant material if you'd like to skip this step.
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One-sentence summary -- Determine when to harvest your plant material. Harvest your plants correctly. Be choosy if purchasing your plants. Dry the plant material.

Google doesn't remove much from their search results, but you can file for removing special case information. This includes social security numbers, bank account or credit card numbers, an image of your signature, personal pictures uploaded without your consent, or the name of your business if it was associated with adult spam. Remember, this will not remove the content from the web, and it can still be easily accessed by visiting the site. If you want this content removed, you'll need to contact the site owners. If you feel that you fall into one of the above categories, you can fill out a form to request that the offending URL be removed from Google's search results. Go to this Google support page to get started. You'll be prompted to select whether the page containing the content is still online or not. You'll be shown a list of all of the types of content that Google will remove from the search results. Once you select the type of information, a detailed form will appear. You'll be asked to provide the site URL, as well as your contact information. You'll also need the URL of the search results page that it appears on. Once you have filled out the form, it will be submitted for review. If Google verifies that the site is displaying your personal information without your consent, it will remove that URL from its search results. Note that this will not remove the content from the internet, and it can be easily linked and shared through social networks. If you want the content off the internet, you'll need to go through the site owner, the host, or the legal system.
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Know what you can remove from Google. Visit Google's information removal tool. Select "Remove information you see in Google Search". Select the type of content you want removed. Fill out the form. Wait for Google to remove the information.