How to use

HOW TO USE

 How To Use Whasing Machine

Steps :

1.      Read thoroughly your washing machine owner's manual. These instructions are designed for your particular washing machine. If you don't have an owner's manual, read the button control labels on your washing machine to get an idea of what they do.

2.      Sort your clothes. You should wash white or light-colored clothes together and dark-colored clothes together. Clothes should be further sorted according to their material. Heavy fabrics should be washed together and light fabrics should be washed together.

3.      Add detergent to your washing machine. Follow the instructions on the detergent box. The detergent should go on the bottom of the washing machine unless your washing machine instruction manual specifies otherwise.

4.      Use the special bleach or fabric softener dispensers for your particular washing machine, if you are adding bleach or fabric softener. Otherwise, follow the instructions on the bleach and fabric softener packaging to find out how much and when you should add them to the washing machine.

5.      Load your clothes loosely into the washing machine. Load the laundry as high as your owner's manual specifies or to the top row of holes in the tub.

6.      Close the lid and set the controls of your washing machine according to what you are washing. Use hot water for only white cottons. Use warm or cold water for colored fabrics. Set the other controls according to the weight and durability of your clothing.

7.      Turn on your washing machine. Allow it to work through all of the cycles and turn it self off before you unload the washed laundry.

How To Use Blender

Steps :

1.      Choose a flat, dry surface on which to operate your blender.

2.      Put the blender together. Place the blades in the retaining ring, then set the gasket over the blades and inside the ring.

3.      Screw the retaining ring firmly to the bottom of the pitcher. Be sure the retaining ring is seated correctly or you will have a leak.

4.      Set the pitcher onto the base and plug the blender in.

5.      Put the recipe ingredients in the pitcher. Put lid on firmly.

6.      Use the Ice or Chop setting to make milkshakes, smoothies or frozen drinks.

7.      Make baby food by adding a small amount of liquid to a cup of fruit or vegetables and blending it for 15 seconds on the Puree setting. Five seconds on this setting also will smooth out lumpy gravy.

8.      Take advantage of the Pulse setting to make bread crumbs, grate chocolate, chop vegetables and make cracker crumbs.

9.      Add food to the blender through the secondary lid while the blender is running.

10.  Clean the pitcher after each use. Put a little bit of dishwashing detergent in, add enough water to fill it halfway, put the lid on, and run the blender - with lid on - on a low speed for a few seconds.

11.  Rinse the blender thoroughly. Take it apart and dry off the blade.

How To Use Refrigerator

Steps :

1.        Check that the refrigerator is in good working order and the temperature is set to at least 40 degrees, which is the recommended setting for most items. Ensure all shelves and spaces are clean and the door and light are functioning before use.

2.        Keep all the contents of the refrigerator in separate drawers or on different shelves. This will help limit the chance of things becoming contaminated and keep the space organized and user friendly.

3.        Clear out foods every few days, discarding those with a limited shelf life or things that are past their date. Many items in jars or cans are only safe to use for a few days after opening so throw these out if there is any doubt about when they were opened.

4.        Clean your refrigerator on a regular basis (at least every two weeks) paying special attention to the bottom shelves for things that may have dripped or fallen. Clear up spills as soon as they occur to prevent mold and stickiness.

5.        Be energy efficient by keeping the door closed as much as possible and not allowing the temperature to rise above the recommended amount. Always close the door firmly and check that the seals around the door are pressed firmly together.

  

How To Use Hand Mixer

Steps :

1.        Choose a powerful model. You will more than likely only use your hand mixer to make cake mixes but it's still handy to have a powerful model. That way, if you decide to make cookie dough, but don't feel like fooling with your stand model, you have enough power to handle the job.

2.        Make sure there are a variety of different settings. A model that is powerful, but doesn't have enough settings, will sling food all over your kitchen. Choose a model that has at least 5 speeds.

3.        Look for a model that has a resting feature. When using a hand mixer, there may be times when you need to stop mixing and add ingredients or answer the phone. With a resting feature, you can easily prop the mixer onto the side of the bowl, without having it fall over.

4.        Look for a hand mixer that has various attachments. Some brands come with regular beaters as well as dough hooks and an attachment to make whipped cream. This allows you to use your hand mixer for several different recipes.

5.        Stay put: If you have a stand model, stick with that brand. If you love your stand mixer, find a model that is made by the same company. This helps ensure that you'll buy a model that you'll enjoy

  

How To Use Printer

Steps :

1.        Make sure that your printer is hooked up properly before using it. If this is a brand new printer then it will go through a check and print out a test page for you. A lot of different times you can just turn it on, you will hear the ink moving around. Something might come up on the computer telling you that the printer is on and working properly.

2.        Open the page you want to print. If you are on the Internet and want to print something from there. All you have to do is go up to file, then down to page set up. This will give you more printing options to choose from. When you are done setting up the page you can verify you have the right printer hooked up by clicking on "Printer" at the bottom. Once everything looks good click on "OK" and now your page should print out.

3.        Open up a ".doc" file if that is where your page is that you need to print. When you are ready to print go up to "File" and "Print Setup". Again you can choose how you want your page to look, and check and make sure the right printer is installed. If your page is set up the way you like it you can just click on the printer icon on the tool bar or go to "File" then "Print."

4.        Using a printer a lot over time will start to wear down your ink supply. Some models of printers let you know when your ink supply is getting low. If you have an older printer you will just have to go by what the printed page looks like. If it is very worn and faded then it is time to install a new ink cartridge.

How To Use Vacuum Cleaner

Steps :

1.        Examine the area of the vacuum where it deposits dirt. In older vacuums, this is a bag. In new ones it is often a removable and reusable canister. If the bag is full, you need to change it; if it is a reusable container it should be emptied as often as possible. If the deposit area is full the vacuum won't be able to pick up dirt effectively.

2.        Check the vacuum's height. Most vacuums have an adjustable indicator for carpets of various lengths. If your vacuum has one, make sure it is set to the appropriate length for your carpet. If it is set too high it won't have enough suction and if it is set to low it won't have enough airflow.

3.        Move all of the smaller items out of the vacuum's way. Even if you don't plan to move the furniture when you vacuum, such as ottomans and coffee tables, you can remove the smaller items easily.

4.        Turn the vacuum on and push the vacuum forward and backwards over your carpet, in slow, even strokes. If you move the vacuum too quickly it won't pick up dirt as well.

5.        Use the vacuum's attachments such as the simple hose with exchangeable ends, to clean corners and under the edges of furniture. Most vacuums have a series of attachments for these sorts of jobs. It is a good idea to do this extra bit of cleaning so the normal airflow of your room doesn't push unwanted dirt into your newly cleaned areas.