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Once you know how to paint your nails the right way you'll probably want to do it more often!

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Learning to braid your own hair is easier without looking in a mirror. As you practice, your hands will get a feel of where they need to be and what they need to do.

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Learn how to take photos of your products using just your phone

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This tutorial shows 20 ways to tie a scarf and how to tie your scarf to get them. It was a fun one to make.

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Washing clothes by hand is a little extra work, but it's a well-worth it laundry chore.

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Breaking down the DIY brush cleansers that do (and don't) work.

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If you use your computer often, then your keyboard is likely one of the dirtiest spots in your home.

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Here are easy clean microwave hacks to leave the inside and outside of your microwave spotless.

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Learn how to wipe away those smudges with ease and how to avoid doing things your touchscreen would not appreciate.

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Washing your fruits and vegetables remains one of the best ways to protect yourself and your family from illnesses and chemical contamination.

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Practicing yoga at home is the better way to relax yourself form hard work.

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Let's try to grow tomatoes in pots. It is easy to make.

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Falling asleep isn't always as simple as placing your head on a pillow and shutting your eyes. Thoughts and worries might race their way through your mind, or getting comfortable might seem impossible. Fortunately, from relaxation techniques to changing your sleep routine, there are lots of ways to fall asleep quickly and improve your sleep quality.

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White shoes are stylish and bright when they’re new and clean, but they can easily get dirty from normal wear and tear. In order to keep your kicks looking fresh, you’ll need to clean them often. Cleaning shoes by hand is best to preserve the fabric, but you can try various cleaning solutions, like soapy water, baking soda, bleach, and toothpaste. Once they’re clean, you’ll have shoes that look fresh again!

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If you have fine, curly hair or you just like to rock big curls, you might be wondering how to pump up the volume. It can be challenging to add volume to curly hair without creating frizz, but luckily it’s entirely possible. In order to style your curly hair for volume, wash your hair, dry your hair, and style your hair using the right products and methods.

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If you have fine, curly hair or you just like to rock big curls, you might be wondering how to pump up the volume. It can be challenging to add volume to curly hair without creating frizz, but luckily it’s entirely possible. In order to style your curly hair for volume, wash your hair, dry your hair, and style your hair using the right products and methods.

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Discoloration of the rubber on your shoes is often caused by a buildup of dirt and grime, and while it may make them look worn to you, you can revitalize your shoes with a bit of effort. Cleaning the rubber soles on your shoes can keep them looking newer longer, and save you from needing to buy another pair for some time.

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Walking around in wet shoes can lead to blisters on your feet and mold in your shoes. If you only have a few hours to spare, you can dry your shoes in a clothes dryer, with a fan or with newspaper. The method you choose should depend shoe construction and material to avoid irreparable damage.

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Hard water spots are caused by minerals like calcium and magnesium in your water. When a surface gets wet, the water evaporates but leaves the mineral deposits behind. Sprinklers, car washes, and showers can all cause hard water spots to form on glass. Chemically, these deposits are alkali, so they require an acid to remove them. With a few household ingredients, you can remove and prevent further mineral deposits.

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