If you have other clothes in your laundry load, pay attention to their washing requirements. Some clothes can be damaged by using hot water. Depending on how high you value your denim, you might consider letting the pros take care of it. Drop them off to your local dry cleaner and explain what happened. It'll probably take them a day or two, depending on how busy they are.
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One-sentence summary -- Wash the jeans with hot water. Take the jeans to a dry cleaner.

In almost every single instance, the only thing required to bridge cultural differences is an introduction. This isn't always easy, but the best thing to do is make an effort -- go to the international folk music festival, eat in a restaurant where English isn't the first language, and say hello to the new family down the street. Local colleges and universities often bring in speakers, artists, and musicians from across the globe. These events are usually free, making it an easy way for you to get yourself involved in a multi-cultural environment. An authentic Mexican restaurant will be a better choice than a fast food place that just so happens to sell Mexican food, such as Taco Bell. Single, family-owned businesses, such as grocery stores and restaurants, are great places to frequent. Even broadening your television palate can help admire cultural differences. Travel documentaries and news from foreign countries, even just the BBC, will give you a much broader worldview from home. Check out some music in another language from the library, read a book that has been translated, and pay attention to world news, not just American. No one can understand or pay attention to everything. Follow your interests, looking into and enjoying the new cultures and ideas that spark your interest. You can accept travelers or sponsor exchange students. Some people open their homes with apps like Air BnB, while others might work through a church or charity to help provide for new immigrants and traveling groups. Even easier, you can simply invite people from other cultures over for dinner. The best way to understand and admire cultural differences is over food and friendship, so extend an olive branch. Try a cultural potluck, where everyone must bring food representative of their culture. Start a music exchange, giving each other the favorites from each culture and then comparing. Get in touch with your local Rotary club to ask about opportunities to host people from other cultures. Language is much more than a simple one-to-one translation from English to something else -- it shows how people think, exposes nuances in cultures and people, and allows you to get much closer to understanding and acceptance of complex cultural ideas. Some words cannot be translated smoothly, such as the Senegalese word "Tauranga," and are the best at illustrating the unique culture from which they come. You don't have to fly across the ocean to experience different cultures and ideas. Even families across the street have cultural histories and practices that date back through their roots. Communities in the same cities even have markedly different cultural backgrounds. Don't limit yourself to cultures that seem very different. Try to experience the life of those in the "worse" and "better" parts of your hometown.
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One-sentence summary -- Seek out experiences, foods, and people who seem foreign to you. Expand your media diet to include other cultures. Invite other cultures into your home. Learn a new language. Remember that even similar people have cultural differences worth learning about.

Although it might be possible to fit more baby clothes in a storage container when they are folded, it is better if they are laid flat in the storage container, so they are stored with a minimal amount of folds. This is important as the pressure of folded clothes stacked up together over time can cause creases that are very difficult to remove. If you must fold the clothes in order to fit them into the storage container, try to fold them in places where the creases will be less noticeable. Dresses or tops of any type can be folded at the shoulder where the sleeves are sewn on and at the waistline. Pants should be folded lengthwise. Dress pants should be folded seam to seam because the crease is often already there. If possible, the folds should not be made at high stress areas, like the knees, because it could cause them to wear out faster. To help keep pests like insects and vermin away from stored baby clothes, a few moth balls or special cedar wood pieces can be stored with the clothes. Both of these have an odor that is offensive to most pests. When placing either of these pest deterrents in the cardboard box or plastic tub, it is important to make sure that they are not actually in contact with the clothes because they could leave stains on them over time. Instead, the baby clothes can be covered with an old towel and the pest deterrent can by placed on top of that in such a way that it can't reach the baby clothes. The place where you store your baby clothes needs to be dry and dark place, so the clothes do not get damaged by moisture or light. Moisture can cause the occurrence of mold, and light may cause clothes to fade. Avoid locations with extreme temperature differences as attics or garages. It is best to choose an interior room, away from heating ducts or exterior walls to prevent damage to the clothing. For example, leave the clothes under a bed or at the top of a closet. Even though all of the above safeguards are done to ensure that the baby clothes will be in good shape when they come out of storage, it does not mean that some peculiar circumstance won't end up ruining the clothes. Therefore, it is very important to check on the condition of the stored baby clothes once in a while. Knowing how often to check on the stored baby clothes is hard to determine, but most problems are likely to show signs within the first few months. After that time, checking the condition of the stored baby clothes every six months should be fine.
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One-sentence summary -- Lay the clothes out flat, if possible. Fold clothes in places where the creases will be less noticeable. Prevent pests from destroying the stored baby clothes. Choose the place where you will store your clothes. Check on the baby clothes every six months.

You can also use a silicone baking sheet instead. Try to use coarsely-grated Parmesan cheese; it will look more like shredded Parmesan. Avoid using the powdery, finely-grated Parmesan cheese. It will melt, but it won't create that pretty, lacey design. Gently press the back of a spoon against the mound, and swirl it around until the cheese flattens and spreads. Be careful not to great an indentation; you want it to be the same thickness all around. Don't worry if you see some gaps in your cheese. The cheese will melt together, and create a pretty, lacy design. Each mound needs to be about 2 to 4 inches (5.08 to 10.16 centimeters) apart. You will have enough cheese to make about 8 to 10 such mounds. This is completely optional, but many people find that it gives the crisps extra flavor. If black pepper does not suit your fancy, consider using some of these other tasty seasonings: Cayenne Finely chopped basil, rosemary, or thyme Garlic powder Smoked paprika The crisps are ready when they turn golden. If the crisps are not crunchy or golden enough for you, back them for 1 to 3 minutes more. If the crisps are too oily, set them down onto a sheet of paper towel so that they can drain. Once the crisps have cooled to room temperature, you can serve them.
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Preheat your oven to 400F (205C) and line a large baking sheet with parchment paper. Place a tablespoon-sized mound of Parmesan cheese onto the baking sheet. Flatten the mound until it is 2 inches (5.08 centimeters) wide. Continue making similar mounds on your baking sheet. Sprinkle the freshly ground black pepper on top of the mounds. Bake the crisps in the center rack of the oven for 3 to 5 minutes. Allow the crisps to cool on the baking sheet before removing them with a thin, metal spatula.