Article: Before you start preparing your lights for storage, count how many strands you have. Recording the number will help you know how many hangers to buy later. Unplug any strands that have been plugged together, as Christmas lights are best stored singularly to prevent tangles. There's no point in storing a tangled mass of lights on coat hangers. The entire purpose of the coat hangers is to keep the strands separate. Locate the plug and use it as a guide while you untangle the lights. Work the plug in and out of the knots until you've detangled the entire strand. Be gentle with your lights as you untangle to avoid damaging them or worsening any knots. Separate untangled strands from tangled ones as you work. There's no point in storing burned-out lights. Make sure each one works by briefly plugging them into the wall. Fix or throw away broken Christmas lights, depending on your time commitment. Dirty or dusty Christmas lights will not only detract from the holiday spirit next year but also contaminate other strands. Wipe down dirty lights with a slightly damp washcloth, then use a dry rag to remove excess moisture. Pay special attention to lights that hung outdoors. Never submerge Christmas lights in water unless you have purchased waterproof lights.
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Take inventory of your lights. Untangle the strands. Test the untangled light strands. Clean your Christmas lights.

Problem: Article: Using essential oils will not cure your insomnia or the root cause of it. However, essential oils can help you calm down and relax before bedtime and may help you fall and stay asleep. Essential oils are distilled from the leaves, stems, flowers, bark, or roots of a specific plant. They are highly concentrated and you won't need to use much to reap their benefits. If you have insomnia for a longer period of time, see your doctor to rule out a more serious condition. Each essential oil has a different effect on the body and mind. Learning about the different essential oils will help you identify which ones may help you sleep. Chamomile essential oil is a powerful calming agent. It can also help lift mood and aid depression. Lavender essential oil is an excellent choice to relieve stress, but can also be used as an anti-depressant, and sedative. Marjoram essential oil can help ease anxiety and stress, fight fatigue. Valerian essential oil can help relax and calm you and may aid occasional insomnia. Vetiver essential oil can help relax and calm you and may help you fall and stay asleep. Once you've identified the essential oils that may help you sleep, buy one that you like and a carrier oil. You can buy essential and carrier oils at many stores and online retailers. Consider buying several different essential oils to aid your sleep. That way, you can choose a scent you like best on any given day. Because essential oils are so concentrated, you'll need to dilute it with a carrier oil to best use it. Some examples of carrier oils are: sweet almond oil, apricot kernel oil, avocado oil, olive oil, and sesame oil. You can buy essential oils and carrier oils at most health food or nutritional supplements retailers either online or in the store. Because each essential oil has different properties and may not be ideal for all users, it's important to read the label of any essential oil before you use it. It's also a good idea to do a skin patch test before using an oil. You can find out about the oil's contra-indications by reading the label. For example, you wouldn't want to use valerian if you are pregnant or breastfeeding. Before you use the essential oil in a bath or for a massage, do a skin patch test. Add 1-2 drops of diluted essential oil to the inside of your elbow. If no irritation occurs after 24 hours, then you can safely use it on your skin.
Summary: Understand how essential oils aid sleep. Know the best essential oils to aid sleep. Buy an essential oil that will aid your sleep. Read the label.

For a more subtle style, choose a low pair of heels. If you are going out for the night, consider wearing a set of pumps for a sexy touch. Heels look great with dresses and skirts in particular. When wearing knee-high socks, pick a heel in a similar color to keep your look balanced. For instance, wear black pumps with black knee-high socks. For a cute, classic look, go with a pair of Mary Jane heels, know for their buckled strap. Wear this with your knee-highs for a night out at the bar or going out on a date, for example. If you want a shoe to wear when running errands, going to school, or hanging out with your friends, try pairing flats with your socks. You can choose a simple neutral flat or go with a flat with buckles or studs for added interest. Wear flats in the spring, summer, and fall. If you wear them in the winter, you may slip if walking on snow or ice, as flats are not very slip-resistant. Flats look particularly cute with knee-high socks, a patterned skirt, and a neutral top. Ankle boots look great with knee-high socks for both casual and dressy looks. For instance, wear these with shorts and a tee or with a cocktail dress for a cute, stylish outfit. Ankle boots are a great choice no matter what season. In the winter, you can choose a waterproof or slip resistant option. Wear knee-high socks with a jersey dress and ankle boots with a small heel for a cute and flirty date night outfit. If you want a dramatic statement shoe, try wearing boots that are 23in (5.17.6cm) shorter than the height of your socks. If you'd like, you can scrunch your socks down for a cute touch. This looks great with a stylish dress or skirt, for instance. You can go with a slightly A-line cut for a classic silhouette. Also consider wearing a pair of sheer tights underneath if you want another layer. While wearing knee-high boots is still a bold look, adding another layer keeps your look balanced and toned down.
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Go with a pair of heels for a flirty, dressy option. Wear a pair of flats with your socks for a casual style. Try a pair of ankle boots for a versatile choice. Rock knee-high boots with your knee-high socks for a bold choice.