Laundry

Of course not ! ! Wash away!...BB Society in the Western World are becoming germaphobics!!! The manufacturers love to make the public paranoid. Want to sell a product ... either tell the public that it's good for them or instill the fear of God into them so they feel if they don't use the product they could be endangering themselves or their children. The manufacturers of certain products pick on usually mothers that want the best for their children. You should only have to wash your hands after: going to the washroom; handling food; after using some products such as sprays that may get on your hands and after going shopping or doing other errands. Other than that quit washing your hands so much. People are upset because they can't figure out why they have cracked hands and it's because the very manufacturer of the antibiotic soaps have made a product that strips the oils and GOOD bacteria from your skin! Even if you use a mild soap and wash you hands too much you can take all that good bacteria that fights germs right off your skin. Cracks in the hands are open wounds and more apt to become infected. Our skin is the largest organ of the body and it has a good bacteria on it. By showering, having too many baths and always washing one's hands (when it's not necessary) a person is stripping of the very bacteria on the skin that helps to keep us healthy. Most people don't stop and think rationally. When I was a kid I shared my ice cream cone with my dog; my brother ate dirt and worms (was very young) and we seldom washed our hands and gee, that was like 60 years ago and we're alive and breathing, rarely if every get a cold or the flu (and no, we don't take flu shots) because we believe in letting our own immune system grow stronger and do the work for us. We eat right, exercise, have good hygiene without over-doing the washing of hands. Flu shots may be necessary for people with different illness' or having chemo or radiation, but other than this, it's best to build up your own immune system. The only shots we had back in our day was for polio, chicken pox, etc. Don't be afraid to to look up information on flu shots (whether it's good or bad) or what shot your doctor may want to give you or your children. Knowledge is worth it's weight in gold! So, ease up on the washing of the hands. Be realistic. If you go to the gym then have a shower or at least wash your hands. Same applies to if you are out shopping, gardening, etc. Let your skin and immune system work for you!

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Neolithic man figured out how to bind a stone head to a wooden handle thousands of years ago. They had every bit as much use for a hammer as for an axe. How on earth could the ancient egyptians have made beaten gold objects without hammers, or carved heiroglyphs? Hammers have been around for thousands of years not just the last 7 or 800 years. Otherwise apologies if I misunderstood your question.

A lot. Unless you like the "minimalist" look with barely any furniture. But if you truly have a 20,000 sq ft home, money should be no object...right?

It takes 40000 watts on a 40 degree wash and a 30 degree wash takes 30000 watts of energy.

None. Porcelain is a enamel baked onto to a steel drum. It is hard, durable and easy to clean but can be chipped exposing the steel of the drum which if left unnoticed will rust and may leave difficult to remove spots on clothing. Touch up enamel is available but prep and application instructions must be adhered to. Plastic is is also durable and easy to clean but could become gouged (uncommon) where it will pick at the fabric of clothing. Some fine sandpaper will remedy this.

== == They used porcelain sinks, bath tubs, etc., up until around the late 1950s. They are high quality and I love them! Unfortunately, plastic has it's uses, but I detest plastic especially in washing machine drums, fridges and knobs on stoves. They don't take well to heat change such as from hot to cold and will discolor to an ugly yellow. I didn't even realize you could get a porcelain washing machine drum. If you have it or thinking of buying one then guard it with your life! LOL

When you washing machine is in the spin cycle the agitator should rotate along with the drum of your washing machine and that's normal. There is no way it could be going up and down and will only appear that is is agitating while on spin.

Turn the item inside out, to help keep the color. Use cold water so it will not shrink. Add any other items that are denim.Use a little more than a half cup of laundry detergent for a small load. Avoid washing with anything else besides denim, since the color may bleed onto other fabrics.

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There's probably a model number or serial number on the back of the washer and dryer. Jot it down and call the manufacturer for the information. Many department stores like Sears can probably also help.

Yes, you can get them at most department stores.

Some are put on each corner, some go all the way underneath the mattress and hook to both sides. But they don't work for everyone. Some have been known to put holes in sheets where they are attached (those with metal clamps). Corners can still come off sometimes, too, if you don't put them on securely (you may need to attach corner ones closer to the middle than you might at first think is needed, but they are very stretchy, I use only two on my bed and they work great).

Drawstring sheets can be another way to go! Drawstring fitted sheets stay put and self-adjust to the mattress thickness. The drawstring is tightened at the side of the mattress so there is no problem figuring out where the drawstring side is.

agitator cap can be unscrewed, then the retaining nut removed, then the agitator pedestal can be pulled up off the drive splines.

Certainly you can eat laundry starch if you want to, but it is not recommended.

no it has to be at least 140 temp to kill lice. or in dryer on high heat for twenty minutes. also steam and ironing are other alternatives for things that won't fit in dryer! and also running the sweeper all over the carpets everyday is probably the best thing second to coming any infested persons head daily and doing the second treatment so another infestation does not occur

Our dog vomited all over our good leather chair. As soon as I realized that it happened, I quickly removed the vomit and then used Method brand leather wipes. Method products are all natural and I like them for other purposes. I rubbed for a while and then let the area dry. It worked! No smell and no stain.

Most laundry chemical manufacturers don't disclose all their ingredients.

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There are many great alternatives to using water to remove greasy food stains. The best way to get out a stain is to combine hydrogen peroxide and a tiny dot of hand soap right on top of the stain. Rub it in and allow it to air dry.

As far as i know, we can't prevent sweating (except when you are in an air-conditioned or cold places!). But don't worry, sweating is really great. It is an excretion of wastes in our body through our skin pores. :)

Erections are all about physiology and psychology. If your brain is stimulated an erection will develop. That stimulation can come from any of your senses.

Some people are stimulated by music, naughty talk or the sounds of sex. The smells of sex or something that your brain associated with sex, perhaps perfume or a smell you remember from a previous sexual experience. Touch is powerful and certainly your own touch can stimulate you but likely the touch of another will stimulate you more. We are very visual creatures and seeing sexual objects or activities will stimulate you, that's evidenced by the world of porn we are awash in.

If you are young and having trouble keeping an erection, that would be a bit unusual and could be over stimulation, guilt, too much masturbation or even physical problems with your circulatory system.

You could try some paint stripper or "Goof Off". Use a little bit directly on the paint, let it sit for a few minutes then brush it with a stiff nylon brush. You may have to repeat that part a couple times, then when it looks the way you want it, rinse it off. Make sure that you use rubber gloves and do it in a well ventillated area. If you get any of the paint stripper on you, rinse it off IMMEDIATELY! After you get the jeans looking the way you want them, rinse them well then run them through the washer a couple times to get any residual paint stripper off. It's nasty stuff that you don't want in contact with your skin, but it works well getting paint off.

Use ALCOHOL to remove Sharpie. The sooner the better. The alcohol will spread the ink, so focus on removing the bulk of the ink in the area it is located. It is usually beneficial to backup the stained area with a dry cotton ball then use another cotton ball soaked with alcohol to wash the ink. As mentioned, this will spread the ink so depending on how well you perform this process will determine if you will need to wash the entire garment in alcohol. (Rubber gloves may be in order since the alcohol will also dry your fingers)