For general cleaning, wash your Bunn coffee pot by hand using a mild detergent, warm water, and a soft cloth. Avoid using an abrasive scrubber because this could scratch the glass or stainless steel decanter. Bunn coffee pots and filters are also top-rack dishwasher safe. Place your coffee pot upside down on the top rack of your dishwasher. Use a mild detergent and wash the pot on a normal cycle. Do not wash the lid of the coffee pot in the dishwasher. If you begin to notice stains on the bottom or sides of your glass coffee pot, then you will want to give the pot a more thorough clean. Fill the entire coffee pot with vinegar and let it sit for three to four hours. Then, rinse and wash the pot with warm soapy water. You can also scrub the sides using a soft cloth or sponge. You should also keep the outside of your Bunn coffee maker clean by periodically wiping down the brewer. Use a non-citrus dish soap and wipe down the entire machine with a damp cloth. Make sure to always unplug the machine before wiping it down. Remove the brew funnel from the machine by sliding it out. Clean with mild dish soap and warm water, or place it in the dishwasher. This should be done about once or twice a week if you are using the brewer on a daily basis.
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One-sentence summary -- Wash by hand using mild dish soap. Clean the pot in the dishwasher. Soak the pot with vinegar. Wipe the brewer frequently. Wash the brew funnel 1-2 times weekly.


Keep a tally of the number glasses or bottles of water you drink each day. This will help you to determine how much water you’re drinking and figure out if you might need to increase your intake. This goal is up to you since there’s no right amount of water that you need to drink each day. Consider how much of your daily fluid intake is water and identify how much of it you’d like to be water. For example, if you drink 48  fl oz (1,400 mL) of water each day and you’d like to increase your intake to 70  fl oz (2,100 mL), then make this your goal. Increasing your water intake too quickly may mean you’ll have to pee more often than usual, which can be inconvenient and uncomfortable. Only drink an additional 8  fl oz (240 mL) per week as you work towards your goal. For example, if your goal is to drink 70  fl oz (2,100 mL) per week and you’re currently drinking 48  fl oz (1,400 mL) per week, start by upping your intake to 56  fl oz (1,700 mL) per week, then 64  fl oz (1,900 mL) per week the week after that, and then 70  fl oz (2,100 mL) per week on the third week.
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One-sentence summary -- Track the amount of water you drink each day. Set a goal for how much water you want to drink each day. Increase your water intake slowly to avoid unpleasant side effects.


Use a knife from your kitchen to gently brush the ears with chocolate frosting. Cover the ears completely, including the sides, with frosting. Use a picture of Minnie as a reference. Draw a hairline on Minnie using your chocolate frosting. Frost on a thin semi-circle shape with the base near Minnie's ears. Frost Minnie's bowl in the dark pink colored frosting. Frost both the top and sides of the bow. Any cake that's unfrosted should now be coated with light pink buttercream frosting. Coat the surface and sides of the cake in frosting. Use a butter knife again for precision. Make two ovals just above the mouth and near the hair line with the white buttercream frosting. Then, add two smaller black ovals inside the white ovals with your chocolate frosting. Use your chocolate frosting to add three triangle-shaped eyelashes on top of either eye. Cake can be kept at room temperature for four to five days. Use a cake keeper or overturned bowl to protect the cake and keep it stored somewhere safe in your kitchen until it's time to eat.
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One-sentence summary -- Frost the ears with chocolate icing. Make a hairline with chocolate frosting. Frost the bow in dark pink. Cover the remainder of the cake with your light pink frosting. Add the eyes. Cover the cake until it's time to cut it.


If it does not feel great in the store, don’t buy it. If it’s too tight that it makes you uncomfortable as you stand in the dressing room, it will only feel worse when you wear it out. Try on multiple dresses until you find one that feels good.  Try cotton blends, linen, or silk as these fabrics flatter curves by not sticking to the wrong places. When buying a dress online, always check reviews and see what other people say about comfort and fit. And it's best to buy from an online store that has an easy and free return policy so you can return it if you don't love it once it arrives. Darker colors are slimming because they hide wrinkles, bulges, and other indicators of fat. Colors like white or beige can make you look like you have more belly fat than you do because they actually highlight those lumps and wrinkles and draw attention to them. The key to creating an illusion of a slimmer body is elongation. Vertical stripes draw the eye up and down and make you appear tall and lean. Stick with narrowly-spaced thin stripes (like a pinstripe) for the best slimming effect. The wider the stripe, the wider it can make you look. Avoid wide, horizontal stripes. They draw the eye outward and can make you look wider than you actually are. If you do want to wear horizontal stripes, thin and narrowly-spaced stripes have the most slimming effect. The trick to finding a good print is selecting one that makes it difficult and unnatural for the eye to focus on any one part. The larger the print, the more it easily it draws the eye. Pair a small print with solid accessories and attention will be drawn away from the fabric of the dress and away from your midsection.
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Select a dress in a style and fabric that makes you feel comfortable. Opt for darker colors like black, navy, or charcoal. Wear narrow, vertical stripes. Try a print with small designs or a small floral pattern.