Article: If your object is dirty, its dyed surface may look uneven or discolored. Wash your object with soap and warm water, scrubbing away any debris as best as you can. This method works for all rubber types except silicone. Fill a pot with water and heat it on a low to medium stove setting. The water should be hot, but not boilingclose to, but less than 212F (100C) is ideal. Be careful when handling the hot water to prevent burns or spills. For a more precise measurement, use a water thermometer. Otherwise, wait for the water to start forming bubbles at the bottom of the pot but not yet boil. Pour the fabric dye and hot water in a bowl in a ratio determined by the dye packaging. Mix the fabric dye and water thoroughly until you achieve an even color. You can buy fabric dye online or at most craft stores. Fabric dye can stain bowls and other cooking tools, particularly plastics. To prevent this, use glass or metal cooking tools if possible. Place the object in the bowl and leave it to soak. Keep it in the pan for up to 2 hours, depending on how strong or bright you want the new color to be. As long as you clean and sanitize the kitchen utensils afterward, you can use them for cooking again later. Check on the object's dyeing progress periodically, but avoid moving it to keep its new color even. Instead of pouring the water into a bowl, fill a pot with the dye mixture and heat it until boiling. Grab the rubber object with tongs and dip it into the water continually until you reach your desired color, changing the tongs' position as you dip to make sure you thoroughly coat the object. If you choose this method, it should take up to 20-25 minutes depending on the brightness of the color. This method, while faster, can result in a more uneven color. Pick the object out of the water with tongs and run it under warm water to remove the excess dye. Inspect the object's new color and, if it's not as bright as you would prefer, repeat the process with a higher concentration of dye. Repeatedly dyeing the rubber over time may damage it. If you don't achieve the color you want after 1-2 times, try painting it instead.
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Clean your rubber object thoroughly before dyeing it. Heat enough water for submerging your rubber object. Add fabric dye to the hot water at the proper ratio. Soak the rubber object for 1-2 hours. Boil the water as a faster alternative. Remove the object from the dye mixture and wash it.
Article: Talk to your doctor or midwife about how to prevent pregnancy after you deliver your baby. Ideally, develop a plan before you leave the hospital post-delivery. Whether or not you decide to breastfeed will affect your options, and you'll have to consider the changes your body just went through. Your doctor can help you with these questions. Whether or not you want your family to grow larger, and when you might want to have another child, will influence your choice of birth control. If you feel like you want to get pregnant again soon, then barrier methods or some hormonal methods will be good options, whereas you'll want to avoid methods that affect your fertility for longer such as Depo-Provera, birth control implants or IUDs. If your family has finished growing, you may opt for surgical sterilization. Nothing has to be set in stone, but having an idea about your future family plans can help you choose the best birth control method now. The birth control method you used before giving birth may or may not be the best method for you now. With the changes your body and hormones are going through, you may opt for using a different method. Sticking with your previous method is perfectly fine if your doctor says it's safe for you and your baby, but be open to trying a new method that may suit your new needs. Condoms may feel less comfortable now It may be harder to remember to take a pill every day now that you have a new baby You shouldn't use an estrogen-based method if you're breastfeeding. Ovulation happens two weeks before you menstruate, which means you can get pregnant two weeks before you get your first postpartum period. Don't wait to start using birth control use some method of protection as soon as you start being sexually active again. How long it takes to get your period again varies a lot between women, so predicting it can be hard. It's better to protect yourself. If you feel comfortable having sex before you get your period, use a barrier method. Some methods take time to work, or shouldn't be used until your first postpartum checkup.
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Discuss options with your healthcare provider. Think about whether you want to have another child, and when. Consider trying a method you didn't use before. Don't wait for your period to use birth control.
Article: This kind of suplex is very similar to the classic suplex. Get your partner into position with a fake strike to the midsection so he is bent over. Take your arm around your partner's neck and have them do the same to you, as you would normally. Then: Take your free hand behind your partner's kneecap. Lift their leg so it is raised off the ground and bent toward your body. Signal the start of your move by bending at the knees. Have your partner mirror you and prepare to jump into the move. Drive down with your heels and assist your partner up and over your shoulder using the hand you have around his leg. As your partner will only have one free leg, it's important that you assist as much as possible without applying too much force. As you approach the three quarters point to a vertical position, release your partner's leg and loosen your grip. Fall the remaining distance to the ground. This variation follows roughly the same procedure as the classic suplex, though in this variation you and your partner are both facing the same direction. From behind your partner, take your arms and grip them firmly around the waist. Then: Signal the start of the move with a bend at the knees. Your partner should also bend at the knees and prepare to jump. Drive downwards with your heels and guide your partner up and over you as they jump. Make sure you grip them tightly while doing so. Release your partner after they clear the halfway point so they can disengage and land beyond you and not on top of you. Complete your fall. This version is a little more dangerous than others, so you should be especially careful. Face your partner head on and perform a fake strike to their midsection so they are bent over. Slide your arms beneath their armpits so that their arms chicken wing off to the sides. Their head should be positioned off to the side. Then: Take a firm hold of your partner's shirt. Bend at the knees to signal the start of the move. Your partner should also bend at the knees and prepare to jump to assist the move. Drive downward with your heels as your partner jumps into the move. Use your hold to help guide your partner, but when he is three quarters of the way above you, disengage. Fall the remaining distance to the ground.
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Take a crack at the fisherman's suplex. Try the German suplex. Attempt a butterfly suplex.