Problem: Article: Clothing has to be exposed to air circulation to dry effectively. Heat and sunlight also help. No matter how you dry your clothing, keep it out of closets or other enclosed area. Place it near open doors, windows, and heat vents. The clothing doesn’t have to be placed in direct sunlight. Placing it out in the open helps a lot. Hopefully, your room has some natural heat flow and air circulation to speed up drying. Turn on any heat and air sources nearby. This includes fans and your home heating system. Any heat or air blowing towards the clothing helps.  If you live in a humid climate, a dehumidifier also speeds up the drying process. Be cautious when using heat. Never place the clothing right next to the heating source, as you could start a fire. Most likely you already have a bath or curtain rod you can utilize for drying clothing. Sling the items over the rod and position them so they aren’t bunched up against one another. If any of your clothing drips, set towels or buckets underneath it to collect the water.  Larger items, including towels and sheets, benefit from having space on the rod. However, it can be used to dry most clothing. Larger items can also be draped over doors or chair backs. Clothing hangers are useful for hanging non-stretchable clothing such as jeans and T-shirts. Place them between any clothing you have draped over the rod. Slip the clothing on the hangers, then spread them apart so air reaches all parts of the fabric. Again, leave space between each article so moisture doesn’t get trapped. You can get a relatively inexpensive drying rack at a general store. Drying racks are basically smaller versions of bath or curtain rods. Set the rack up near a breezy window or heat source, then drape clothing over the rack’s bars. Racks have the advantage of mobility. You can move the rack to wherever you need it. They also tend to have a flat surface on top for laying delicates. Clothing such as knit sweaters stretch out when hung up to dry. You are better off laying these items flat. One way to do this is to purchase a drying net from a nearby general store. The net hooks onto a wall-mounted rod like clothing hangers do. Then, lay the delicate item flat inside the net until it dries. Another way to dry these items is to lay them out on a dry towel. You can also use the top part of a drying rack, if you have one. Before leaving the clothing to dry, check its positioning again. Make sure each item has plenty of space around it. Spread them out as much as you can to facilitate drying. No items should be pressed together. Wait between 15 and 30 minutes, then flip your clothes. When clothing is wet for too long, it can get musty. Flipping prevents that gross smell by speeding up the drying process. Larger items like blankets benefit from being flipped, but other clothes may need it too depending on how much heat and air flow you have in your environment.
Summary: Dry your clothes in an open space. Turn on nearby fans and heating vents. Drape clothing over a wall-mounted rod. Use hangers to hang non-stretchable clothing from the wall-mounted rod. Set up a drying rack for extra hanging space. Avoid hanging delicate, stretchable clothing. Space out the clothing as much as possible. Flip the clothing halfway through drying.

Problem: Article: Daisy plants can grow 3–4 feet (0.91–1.22 m) tall during the peak of summer. Once they’ve had their last bloom in early fall, cut off the top half of the plants so that only 1.5–2 feet (0.46–0.61 m) remain. The green, leafy daisy stalks will still look nice in a fall garden. At this point, the daisy plants will put their energy into maintaining the leaves rather than producing seeds. If your garden has daisies that are completely dead, it’s best to prune them out entirely. The stems of dead daisies are often brittle, so you can bend and snap the stems near the ground. Then take a pair of pruning shears and cut the daisy stems off about 3–4 inches (7.6–10.2 cm) from the ground. Dead daisies in winter will have no greenery on the stems or stalk, and they can start to look slimy and unsightly. Give your daisies a drastic pruning every year after the first frost. Use a sharp pair of gardening shears to trim each daisy stem so that no more than 1–2 inches (2.5–5.1 cm) protrudes up above the soil. If you’re not sure when the first killing frost occurs in your region, you can look it up online here: https://www.almanac.com/gardening/frostdates.
Summary: Prune green daisy plants in fall by cutting half the stem off. Remove any blackened, dead daisies. Cut daisy stems to 1–2 in (2.5–5.1 cm) above the soil line in winter.

Problem: Article: If you want to work locally, start off at your local job center. They will be up to date with opportunities available in your area and will have a special section devoted to summer work.  The staff members are experts in finding suitable jobs for individuals in many different circumstances. They will take into consideration your age, current circumstances, career goals and skills to help you find the right summer job. For example, if you are retired and looking for a relaxing summer job, you may prefer to avoid certain positions that are busy and where all applicants are under 25 such as working in an amusement park. One of the best resources for finding a summer job is the internet. The internet is full of helpful information about all types of jobs. All the main job search engines have filters and sections especially for summer and temporary jobs. You can also search based on industry, wages and location.  For example if you wanted to look for a summer job abroad in a ski resort you can filter summer jobs and location and be left with a list of jobs you can apply for. Don’t forget to set up a profile for yourself on the best jobs sites (e.g. CareerBuilder, Glassdoor, Indeed) where you can show your skills and say what you are looking for; this way an employer can contact you! Once you have found the names of professionals you can connect with in your chosen field, it’s now time to start putting this information in action.  Arrange appointments to meet with people. Ask them for advice with regards to your job search and let them know that you are interested to learn. Always be prepared to deliver your sales pitch and introduce yourself as professionally as you can. You never know when a simple conversation may lead to a job opportunity or professional introduction. Utilize online platforms to connect with as many people as you can. You can easily obtain and share information in order to shape up your career.  This includes tapping contacts at sites such as: Linkedin, Facebook, Plaxo, Twitter etc. These connection points could potentially be very important avenues for networking with professionals in your field and generating successful job opportunities for yourself. Many businesses experience a boom during the summer season. Therefore, you are more likely to find a summer job in one of the following areas:  Summer Camps Doctor’s offices & pharmacies, medical or dental clinics Farms Lifeguards at community camps, pools etc. Customer services and call centers Software testing i.e. Quality assurance projects at a number of technology companies Companies offering internship programs Restaurants and fast food stores Bars and clubs Annual festivals.
Summary:
Go to your local job center. Conduct online jobs searches. Network with people in your chosen area. Take advantage of social media. Know what kinds of businesses experience a boom over the summer.