There are many different kinds of specially designed polishing agents for polishing stainless steel. You can often find products like these at your local grocery in the cleaning section, at hardware stores, general retailers, and online retailers. You should follow the label instructions on your polish for best results. Generally, spray some polisher on a soft cloth and buff your cutlery until the metal is bright. Pay close attention to the warning on stainless steel polishers. Some formulas might not be intended for use on eating utensils. Lemon oil will not only bring out the shine in your stainless steel utensils, it will also leave behind the pleasing, refreshing scent of lemon. This common polishing agent can be found at most grocery stores and general retailers. To use lemon oil to polish your cutlery: Apply a small amount of the oil to a soft, dry cloth, like a dishtowel or clean rag. In a pinch, paper towel will also work for polishing.
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One-sentence summary -- Use a specially formulated polish. Buff your cutlery with lemon oil, alternately.

If you're the dealer, place the card face-up to the side of the draw pile. That will be the starting card for the discard pile, and the player to the left of the dealer will play on it to start the game. One variation says the first player with a face-up 3 starts the game by playing a card from their hand. If no one has a 3, it moves to 4s. Another variation says the person to the left the dealer plays the lowest card in their hand. As an example, say the starting card is a 6. If you're the starting player, you play a card that is equal to or higher than the starting card. You can actually play multiple cards, as long as they're all equal to or higher and of the same rank. You can use any higher card, but it's smarter to play your lower cards first. For instance, if the starting card is the 6 of hearts, you can play a 6 of spades, a 7 of diamonds, or a king of clubs. You could also play 2 6s or 3 8s. The cards are ranked with the ace as the highest and the 3 as the lowest. The 2 is a special card that resets the deck. Once you've played, you still need 3 cards to make your hand. Pick up enough cards from the draw pile to equal 3. Don't draw a card if you have 3 cards or more, which can happen later in the game. So if you played 1 card, you pick up 2. In some variations, if you draw a card that's the same number as the last card you played on the pile, you can play it. This rule only applies if the next player hasn't added a card yet. You must play a card if you can. If you can't play, you have to pick up the discard pile. Then, the next person has their turn; they can play any card from their hand. After the first person plays, go around the table. Each person plays what they can in the middle, then draws up to 3. If they can't play, they pick up what's in the middle. Play continues this way until the draw pile is depleted. In most variations of this game, you can play the 2 on top of any card, and it resets the discard pile to this number. You can also play the 10 on any card, but it takes the discard pile out of the game instead of resetting it. The player who put the 10 down then draws up to 3 and plays any card. You can play any card after you play a 2 or 10. If 4 of the same numbers are played in a row, either by one player or multiple players, it clears the discard pile. Place it to the side, as these cards are out of the game. The player who played the last card can play any card, starting the discard pile again. In some variations, anyone can jump in to finish 4 of a kind. For instance, if the dealer plays 3 7s, someone across the table can play 1 7 to complete 4 of a kind, even if it's not their turn. It then becomes their turn, skipping the other players.
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One-sentence summary -- Turn over 1 card from the draw pile to make the discard pile. Play cards in ascending order on the start card. Draw up to 3 cards in your hand. Pick up the whole discard pile if you can't play. Move on to the next person to the left. Use 2s and 10s as wilds. Clear the discard pile if 4 of a kind is played.

Avoid open-toed sandals and pumps with fishnet stockings. Wear closed-toed pumps or boots for a dressy look. Choose loafers or even canvas shoes to mix in a casual feel. For instance, pair tennis shoes with fishnet stockings and wear loose, high-waisted shorts. Try a knee-length skirt with below-the-knee boots. If you're wearing fishnets and a short skirt, pair this with loose or boxy layers to balance your vamp factor. For instance, consider wearing above-the-knee boots to show a provocative few inches of stockings. Try layering your outfit with tall socks over your stockings, buttoned-up tops, a long sweater or a cardigan with draping. Don't overpower your fishnets with other patterns. Keep the rest of your look simple. Stick to a single patterned piece that isn't too loud if you want to vary from solid colors. For example, tuck a black-and-white striped shirt into solid black shorts. Wear fishnet stockings and casual shoes. Wear tights under stockings in neutrals for a classy look. Wear shorts with layered stockings to avoid showing a lot of leg. Pair cutoff shorts with large-hole fishnets over opaque tights in a vivid color. For example, wear nude fishnet stockings over chocolate tights. Add nude pumps and a tiered, above-the-knee, summery dress. Try cropped pants to show just a bit of your stockings. Alternately, you can roll the bottoms of your pants a bit. Wear full stockings or fishnet "socks" that stop at the ankle (or end between the ankle and mid-shin). For example, try black cropped bellbottoms that show a couple inches of ankle, with black fishnets and pumps. This is a good way to wear fishnet stockings without feeling like you're taking a big fashion risk. Choose long, ripped jeans with stockings underneath. Cuff your jeans to show some ankle, if desired. Alternately, try frayed denim shorts or a skirt. Try pairing a denim skirt with a blazer and ankle boots or tie-up sandals Try wearing worn jeans with heels and a simple blouse. Show the top of your fishnets by matching a highwaisted pair with a crop top and jeans. Mimic the open pattern of fishnet. Pick a dress with cutouts on the sides. Layer another piece underneath to keep the texture of the cutout without showing a lot of skin. This look also works with ripped pants or a jacket, rather than a dress. Wear a classic dress, such as a red or black number with an above-the-knee hemline. Alternately, wear a metallic wrap dress. Choose a straight, beaded dress for a fancy option with vintage style.
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Wear close-toed shoes. Layer with short skirts. Choose fabrics in solid colors. Layer tights under a dress or shorts. Wear slacks. Wear fishnets with denim. Wear a piece of clothing with cutouts. Incorporate fishnets into your evening look.