I am growing pumpkin seeds indoor and they need to have carbon dioxide to convert to oxygen. What should i do other than using a CO2 tank. I have herd stories about people using soap or whatever. But please respond back with help. And also its the winter time so i can’t grow outside.

It is a brand new "micro-suede" microfiber sectional couch from Value City, and of course I didn’t want to spend the money on the fabric protection warranty like I should have. The cushions do have a zipper, so would it be safe to remove the microfiber cover and throw it in the washing machine? I don’t want to further destroy my couch, but the stiff, hard spot is awful! Please help!

It goes though all cycles fine, but stops with 26 mintes left, it will spin and rinse fine also, but water and soap start leaking out the bottom?

Why do we have to wash a wash cloth if we use it each day to wash with. Isn’t that considered washing the wash cloth? How can it ever be dirty if we keep loading it up with soap?

I read recently that it was more the agitation and soap which got rid of the bacteria; even washing in hot water (boiling) didn’t kill all the baddies. These are modern cloth, so they’re made from PUL, bamboo, and microfleece. I hang them in the sun to dry when it’s sunny, but in rainy weather, they dry undercover (still outside).

Ive been wonerding about this since i was a kid. Why is it when your having a bubble bath, if you put a bar of soap in the water the bubbles disapear?

If you think about it…. aren’t there germs all over it that you’re spreading on your hands?

Someone spilled some coffee on the carpet and it is not coming off
we tried dishwater soap but it didn’t work
any advice?

I don’t want to come across like I’m a cheapskate but after showering today I thought I wonder over my life how many pieces of little soap (too small to hold anymore) have I thrown out. Out of curiosity does anybody have any suggestions on what to do with the little pieces of soap? I really don’t want to get into melting them down or anything like heating it up. Thanks.