Q: Remember that mildew starts to grow wherever moisture is present. Be aware that damp dirty clothing can start to stink up before it ever makes it to the washer, even if it didn't smell bad when you first stripped it off. Use wet clothes as an excuse to start a load as soon as you take them off. If this isn't possible, don't ball up your wet clothes and dump them in the hamper. Let them air-dry on a hanger, drying rack, or clothesline before adding them to your other dirty laundry. If you forgot all about your last load sitting in the washer, wash it a second time to get rid of any funky smells that may have developed in the meantime. Use the highest temperature possible that's still safe for your fabrics. Instead of detergent, however, choose between adding color-safe bleach or chlorine to kill the mildew and eliminate that smell. Or, if you want to avoid chemical products, use plain white vinegar instead. These all smell pretty strong in their own right, so you may need to wash your clothes a third time with laundry detergent to get rid of any residual smells. If you're really prone to forgetting about that last load in your washer, take preemptive action. Add several drops of lavender essential oil to your load when pouring in the detergent at the start of your cycle. Use this mold-resistant product to protect your clothes from developing mildew for longer. This can stall mildew from growing for at least a couple of days. If the washer itself is the smelly culprit, fill the drum with hot water. Add 2 cups of white vinegar. Let the water sit for 30 minutes or so. Then start a regular wash cycle without adding any laundry. Give it a test sniff once it's done and repeat if necessary. Remember that mildew loves moisture and darkness. So don't shut your washer's lid or door once you empty it. Either leave it open all the time for more air circulation and light, or give it at least the length of your dryer's cycle to air out before you close it. If the washer tends to stink up on its own pretty frequently, reduce the amount of liquid detergent and fabric softener that you use. Keep in mind that these are thicker than water and don't always dissolve all the way during a wash cycle. This means that residue is left inside your machine, which can be a breeding ground for mildew. Remember that many detergents are concentrated, so you only need a little bit. If you experience buildup in your machine, check the detergent's directions for recommended amounts.
A: Wash wet clothes right away. Rewash clean clothes left in the washer. Prevent mildew with lavender essential oil. Deodorize your machine. Air your washer out after each use. Cut back on the detergent if needed.

Q: All of these materials are found in caves. You need a pickaxe to mine these materials. Read "How to Make Tools in Minecraft" to learn how to craft a pickaxe and other tools. Stone blocks are grey blocks. Use a pickaxe to mine cobblestone from stone blocks. Coal blocks look like stone blocks with black spots. Use a pickaxe to mine coal from the coal blocks. Iron ore blocks look like stone blocks with yellowish spots on them. Use a stone pickaxe or stronger to mine iron ore. A crafting table is built using four wood plank blocks in the crafting menu. After you build a crafting table, place it anywhere in the world. To craft a furnace, select the crafting table and place 8 cobblestone blocks along all sides of the 3x3 grid. Drag the furnace into your hot bar below your inventory. With the furnace in your hot bar, equip it, then place it by right-clicking or pressing the left trigger on your game controller. To smelt your iron ore, select the furnace and place the coal in the bottom square in the window (below the icon that resembles flames). Then place your iron ore blocks in the top square. Allow a few minutes for the iron to finish smelting. When your iron ore is finished smelting, select the furnace and drag the iron bars from the square on the right and place them in your inventory. To craft a bucket, select the crafting table and place an iron block in the left-center, right-center, and bottom-center space of the 3x3 grid. Then drag the bucket into your inventory. Find an area in the village that gets plenty of sunlight, and is about 5x10 dirt blocks wide. You can use your hand (or a shovel) to dig a trench down the center of the garden. The trench should only be 1 block deep. Place the bucket in your hot bar and equip it. Then locate a nearby water source and use the bucket to gather water. After you gather water, return to your garden with the trench and dump the water in the trench to fill it. To craft a hoe, select the crafting table and place two sticks in the center, and bottom-center spaces of the 3x3 grid. Then place two wood plank, cobblestone, iron bar, or diamonds in the upper-center and upper-left spaces. Drag the hoe into your inventory. Sticks are crafted from wood plank blocks in the crafting menu. Carrots, potatoes, wheat seeds, beetroot, cocoa seeds, melons, and pumpkins can all be planted and grown. Carrots, potatoes, beetroot, and wheat seeds can be harvested from garden plots that already exist in villages. You can also gather wheat seeds by breaking grass. Place the hoe in your hot bar at the bottom of your inventory. Then equip it. Use it to till the soil two spaces on either side of the trench with water in it. After the soil has been tilled, place your crops in your hot bar and plant it in the group by right-clicking or press the left trigger on the controller. Allow a few days for the crops to grow. After the crops are fully grown, click on them or press the right trigger to harvest them. Villagers will often harvest the crops for you, as well as grow new crops in the gardens you build for them. If a villager has 3 bread, 12 carrots, 12 potatoes, or 12 beetroots in their inventory, they will become willing to breed. To craft bread, select a crafting table and place three wheat stalks in any row of the 3x3 grid. Drag the bread into your inventory.
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Mine cobblestone, coal, and iron ore. Build a crafting table and place it. Use the crafting table to craft a furnace and place it. Use the furnace to smelt the iron. Use the crafting table to craft a bucket. Find a well-lit area in the village. Dig a trench down the center of your garden. Use the bucket to gather water. Fill the trench with water. Use the crafting table to craft a hoe. Gather materials to grow. Use the hoe to till the garden. Plant your crops. Harvest the crops.