Article: Make sure that you get paint only on the surface of the door. To prevent yourself from accidentally getting paint on anything else, remove the other parts of the door that come off. Door knockers and locksets should come off easily with a screwdriver. Windows, for instance, very commonly can't be easily removed from a door. Use blue painter's tape to section off the edges of windows and anything else that can't come off. This way you'll only paint on tape if you cross over the edge of the area you're working on. If you can't remove the knocker, handle, and lockset, or just don't have time to, you can tape around them as well. By removing any damaged paint from the old coat, you'll help ensure that your new coat will go on smoothly. Work carefully so you don't gouge the door or damage any other areas of the paint. Take a piece of fine-grit sandpaper and run it against the old coat of paint. Focus on areas that feel rough to the touch and sand them until they feel smooth under your fingertips. The smoother the door is, the easier it will be to apply your new paint evenly. Fill a bucket with soapy water and grab a sponge. Use the soapy sponge to wash any dirt or debris from the door. This will help ensure that the surface of the door is as smooth as possible before putting on your new coat of paint. You don't always have to use primer, but you should consider doing so if you think the old color will interfere with the new one. This can happen if the new color is much lighter than the old one. If you think you need it, apply one coat of primer to the door and let it dry. Primer generally takes about an hour to dry.
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Remove hardware like the door knocker, handle, and lockset. Tape over pieces you can't remove. Remove cracked or peeled paint with a putty knife. Smooth the door with sandpaper. Wash the door with soapy water and let it dry. Apply primer if the new color is significantly lighter than the old one.
Article: To do so, click on the dispenser in your quick-access bar. It will appear in your hand on-screen. If your dispenser isn't yet in your quick-access bar, tap E (or press Y for an Xbox / triangle for a PlayStation) and move the dispenser from your inventory to your quick-access bar. On Xbox or PlayStation, tap the right shoulder button above the right trigger to cycle through your quick access menu until you select the dispenser. Your cursor in the middle of the screen should be directly in the middle of the block. Doing so will place the dispenser; its barrel will be facing you. On an Xbox or PlayStation, you'll press the left trigger instead.
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Equip your dispenser block. Face the block upon which you wish to place the dispenser. Right-click the space on the ground.
Article: Soak your linen from 8 hours to overnight in your washing machine with cool water; you should add laundry detergent to it. In the morning, drain the washing machine and refill it with hot water. Wash the cloths with as short a cycle as possible to avoid abrasions to the material and add an extra rinse cycle since linen absorbs more soap and detergent than many other materials. Do not use chlorine bleach on white linen napkins. While bleach will restore most white cloth to its original state, chlorine bleach will actually yellow linen. Avoid putting any other items in the washing machine. Other fabrics will increase the amount of friction that the linen will experience, and if they are of a different color those colors could run onto the napkins. Do not use any fabric softeners on linen. Repeat as needed if you notice any stains upon completion. The best way to dry linen is to hang it up on a line outside using some clothing pinchers during a warm, sunny day. If it's wet and rainy outside, you can lay the napkins flat on top of some terrycloth towels inside. Finish this off by first spraying the material with starch and then ironing the napkins on a low heat. Starching and then ironing your napkins will help them to keep their form once folded and to have extra crisp creases. Do not use a mechanical dryer to dry your linen napkins. Doing so will weaken the fibers, causing them to become brittle and shortening the longevity of your napkins.
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Wash your cloth napkins. Dry your napkins.