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Never walk away or leave the fryer unattended. If the oil starts to smoke or burn, lower the heat or turn off the fryer completely. Some deep fryers will get hot and can burn you if you touch them. While the fryer is on, make sure that you are handling the basket or tongs that you’re using to submerge food, not the fryer itself. If your deep fryer came with an electrical cord, make sure that it’s in an area that’s free of foot traffic. If someone trips over the cord, it can cause the entire deep fryer to topple over and could seriously burn someone or start a grease fire. Grease fires can be incredibly dangerous and can’t be put out with water. For that reason, it’s important that you keep a fire extinguisher nearby. Point the extinguisher towards the oil fire and press the trigger to expel the chemicals from the extinguisher onto the fire. If you can’t put out the grease fire, call 9-1-1 immediately. When you’re done deep frying, unplug or turn off the fryer and let the oil cool down to room temperature. This typically takes around two hours. Pour the cooled oil into a sealable metal or plastic container and dispose of it in the trash or at a grease collecting facility. Do not pour the oil down the drain or toilet because it can create clogs in your pipes.

summary: Monitor the fryer while it’s on. Don’t touch the fryer while it’s on. Keep cords out of the way so that you don’t trip on them. Keep a fire extinguisher close in case of a grease fire. Wait for the oil to cool to room temperature before disposing of it.


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If the ink stain is a bit stubborn, you can also saturate it directly in alcohol for about 30 minutes.

summary: Turn the lining out of the purse as much as you can. Dip a cotton ball in rubbing alcohol. Rub the cotton ball gently over the stain. Blot the spot with a sponge, paper towel or cloth dampened with clean water. Repeat the process until the ink stain disappears. Let the purse lining air dry.


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An amortization schedule will tell you exactly how your monthly mortgage payments will be split between paying off principal and interest and what your balance will be at the end of each month. Start by inputting the basics of your loan information in the top left of a spreadsheet program. For example, in cell A1, write out "annual interest rate." Then, input your annual interest rate as a percentage in the next cell over, B1. Continue down to cell A2 for the loan duration in years, inputting the amount in column B as before. Do the same for payment per year and loan principal in cells A3 and A4, respectively. Skip a line under your loan information. Then, place the following words across the spreadsheet, in row 6 from columns A to E:  Payment number. Payment amount. Principal payment. Interest payment. Loan balance. Directly under the column headers you just created, start filling out your loan information. Under payment number, place a 1. Then, under payment amount, type in "=pmt(B1/B3,B2*B3,B4)". This is the payment function. Under principal payment, type "=ppmt(B1/B3,A7,B2*B3,B4)". This is the principal payment function and it shows the amount of the principal paid down each month. Under interest payment, type "=ipmt(B1/B3,A7,B2*B3,B4)". This is the interest payment function and it shows the amount of interest paid down each month. Finally, under loan balance, type "=(B4+C7)".  Cell A7 should contain your first payment number, 1. Cell C7 should contain the payment amount. Select the range from cell A7 to E7. Then, drag the calculations down to the last payment. At this point, the loan balance in column E should be $0. Remember that your number of payments is calculated by multiplying the number of annual payments by the loan duration in years. If your loan payment numbers don't update down the amortization schedule. Type "=(A7+1)" into cell A8 (payment 2) and drag that down to the end of your schedule. The rest of the numbers will then update.
summary: Set up your amortization schedule. Create your amortization schedule columns. Fill out your first month's amortization. Complete your amortization schedule.