In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The onions should be peeled and sliced into rings that are 1/8 inch (3.175 mm) thick. Cut off the root end of the onion and peel off the skins. Use a mandoline to slice the onion if you have one, using the smallest or second smallest setting available. If you do not have a mandoline, using your sharpest kitchen knife to cut the onion as thin as possible. Arrange the onion slices onto your dehydrator trays in a single layer, positioning the trays so that they can receive plenty of air circulation. The onions slices or rings should not overlap or touch. Keep them fairly spread apart to maximize air circulation. The trays should also positioned far apart within the dehydrator. Keep at least 2 to 3 inches (5 to 7.6 cm) of space in between trays to maximize circulation. If your dehydrator has a thermostat, run it at 145 degrees Fahrenheit (63 degrees Celsius) until the rings dry. If you have an older or cheaper dehydrator that does not have a thermostat, you need to monitor the drying time more closely. The amount of time might need to be increased or decreased by an hour or so, and you can monitor the temperature with an oven-safe thermometer to gauge how big a time difference you need to account for. Keep the onions in a cool, dry location. Use them in your cooking or eat them plain. If you vacuum seal the dried onions, they can last for up to 12 months. In slightly less airtight conditions, the onions can last 3 to 9 months. Watch out for moisture. If you spot any moisture inside the container during the first few days of storage, take the onions out, dry them further, and dry the container before placing them back in. Moisture can cause the dried onions to spoil faster. You could also crush the onions into flakes or powder for culinary purpose.
Summary: Prepare the onions. Place the onions onto dehydrator trays. Run the dehydrator for about 12 hours. Store the dried onions in an airtight container. Finished.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: . You can post to your own timeline or post to your friends' timelines. You can also share content from elsewhere on the internet, including links, images, and videos. hat on Facebook. Facebook allows you to chat with anyone on your friends list. If the person you are chatting with is not online, they will receive your message the next time they log in. You can also download the Messenger app for your phone to chat on the go. . Facebook allows you to upload your photos to post to your profile and share with friends and family. You can upload single photos or organize your photos into albums. Make sure to not upload anything containing questionable content. . You can use Facebook to create events and invite people. You can set the date and time, enter a location, make posts for people that will be attending, and invite specific people. Facebook events are quickly becoming one of the main ways that people organize gatherings.
Summary: Share and post . Upload photos Create an event

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Add cup of baking soda to your clothes before starting the washing cycle. Baking soda creates a barrier between positive and negative charges from building up and creating static. Depending on the size of the laundry load, you may need to adjust the amount of baking soda you add in. For bigger loads you can add about cup of baking soda, and for small loads you can use 1 or 2 tablespoons of baking soda. Baking soda is also considered a water softener and a fabric softener. When your wash machine is transitioning to the rinse cycle, pause the machine and pour in cup of white distilled vinegar. Restart the machine to continue the rinse cycle. Vinegar serves as both a fabric softener and static reducer in the laundry. For the last 10 minutes of the drying cycle, turn the dryer to the lowest heat setting, and add a damp washcloth to the machine. Allow the dryer to carry out the rest of the drying cycle. The damp washcloth helps add moisture to the air, preventing electrical charges from building up in the dryer. As soon as your clothes are finished drying in the dryer, take them out and shake them. This prevents static electricity from setting in. Alternatively, to reduce static even more, you can air dry your clothes and hang them on a clothesline to dry.
Summary:
Add baking soda to the wash. Add vinegar to the wash. Add a damp washcloth to the dyer. Shake your clothes.