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If I didn't play Shadow of Wool Ball first, I'd probably be inclined to gripe about arbitrary limitations again, but let's leave that aside. Just like Rise of the Triad, this does feel imaginative + well-executed a lot despite apparent limits, and that's great even if one doesn't look at this game as a nostalgic emulation of ROTT.

Rise of the Triad uses a modified Wolfenstein 3D engine with many added features, such as dynamic lighting, room-over-room architecture and destructible environment. There is a great variety of weapons, items and enemies. The game doesn't take itself all to seriously, focussing on fun, action-packed gameplay.
Once again we return to the world of Wool-ball with Rise of the Wool-ball, taking inspiration this time from Rise Of The Triad and making it unspeakably cute.

The Victorians were fortunate in the respect that they abided in somewhat more radical times than our 17th-century ancestors. For in 1647, the Puritans - in the form of the Long Parliament of Cromwell - banned Christmas revelry altogether. Only after the Restoration thirteen years later were celebrations brought, once more, to the fore, and even in King Henry VIII's day, games were restricted to Christmas time alone.

The nostalgic Victorians were responsible for resurrecting Christmas as we now know it, and they celebrated the festive season with much gusto. That great British institution, the pantomime, was an exciting Christmas ritual for all, and from Boxing Day onwards all the major theatres around Britain were packed to capacity with patrons eager to see a lavishly-staged play. Home entertainment was especially popular at Christmas time, except for servants, post office and railway employees for whom it was work as usual. Inside the typical Victorian house, fireworks burned and 'exploding bon-bons' (known as crackers from the 1920's onwards) were pulled to the delight of all when small toys and trinkets poured out. There were after-dinner singing sessions around the piano; ghostly story-telling hours by the fireside; conjurors; dancing and Punch and Judy, theatrical or magic lantern shows. An intrinsic part of the entertainment program was the parlor game.

The Victorians were particularly fond of parlor games, a number of which have since been forgotten, though a select few have been passed down to successive generations and remain firm favorites even today. Victorian families were among the first ever to be blessed with abundant free time, and among the last to pass that time without television. They enjoyed numerous interactive parlor activities, ranging from cards (euchre, bridge, seven-up) and board games (dominoes, checkers, chess) to 20 Questions and charades. Young ladies and their mothers spent their leisure time learning needlecrafts, creating ornaments, and reading novels. Popular titles of the age include Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK HOLMES and L. Frank Baum's THE WIZARD OF OZ. Male and female family members alike frequently gathered around a parlor organ, a piano, or a player piano to have 'a sing.' New entertainment technologies of the year included the phonograph, a stand-alone console for playing back recorded audio programs, and the stereograph, a handheld device for viewing 3-D-like images.

HOUSEHOLD AMUSEMENTS. - I.

IT is related of one of England's greatest statesmen, that some one calling to see him unexpectedly on grave political affairs, found him, not absorbed in state papers and official documents, but on all fours in his nursery, with his children romping upon and around him. And of another eminent man, the late Earl of Derby, it has been recorded, in a graceful tribute paid to his memory, that while at times he would seek recreation from political labours in the translation of Homer, at others he loved to find it in 'Making some wonder for a happy child.'
Many other instances might be quoted to prove that the busiest and greatest men, as well as the humblest, have often found delight and solace in participation in the amusements of youth in their own households. Not, therefore, the young only, but also those in more advanced life, the best among us feel that it is desirable to cultivate the recreations of home, and to be ready at times for frolic and the innocent enjoyment of household pastimes. We shall try, in a series of papers, to guide all who may read this work in the choice of such recreations, by giving a description of many which are familiar, and of others less generally known ; sometimes choosing the simplest in-door games, and at others, commenting on pastimes of a more intricate character, and thus enabling all to select the amusement which is most suited to the tastes and circumstances both of themselves and those around them.
The dark evenings of winter and early spring call into request games for round parties, and we shall devote the present paper to some of these. To commence with a very simple one, we will describe a game of German origin, known as:

The Ball of Wool- The party are seated round a table, from which the cloth must be drawn. A little wool is rolled up into the form of a ball, and placed in the middle of the table. The company then commence to blow upon it, each one trying to drive it away from his own direction, and the object of all being to blow it off; so that the person by whose right side it falls may pay a forfeit. The longer the ball is kept on the table by the opposing puffs of the surrounding party, the more amusing the game becomes, as the distended cheeks and zealous exertions of the players afford mirth to lookers-on as well as to themselves.
Similar to this is a game called 'Blowing the Feather,' in which a small feather set floating in the air answers the same purpose as the ball upon the table. The forfeit falls to the individual whose puff is ineffectual in keeping the feather afloat, or who suffers it to drop when it reaches him.
Of a different character, and still more comic in its results, is a game called

Shadows.- This game, sometimes called 'Shadow Buff,' is productive of much amusement in a round party. It consists in the detection of the individuals who compose the company by their shadows; but these they are at liberty to disguise as much as possible. The following is the method pursued:-
A white tablecloth or a sheet is suspended on one side of the apartment, and, at a short distance before this sheet, one of the party, chosen for the purpose, is seated upon either the ground or a low stool, with his face directed towards the cloth. Behind him, on the farther side of the apartment, the table is placed, and upon it a lamp or taper, all other lights in the apartment being extinguished. Each of the company in turn passes before the lamp and behind the person who is gazing upon the cloth, which thus receives a strong shadow, If the individual seated can name the person whose shadow is thus thrown, the latter has to pay a forfeit, or to take the place of the guesser, as may be agreed upon. It would be easy, in playing this game, to detect particular individuals if they passed in their natural attitude ; but they arc free to change this as much as lies in their power, by stooping, standing more erect than usual, bending the limbs, or using the arms in any way calculated to obscure the outline of the shadow and render it difficult of detection. An alteration in costume, such as turning up the collar or changing the coat, if a gentleman, and enveloping the head in a hood, in the case of a lady, is also allowable. The game gives rise to a good deal of ingenuity in this fashion, and may often proceed for some time before many forfeits have resulted.

The Messenger.- Theparty are seated in line, or round the sides of the room, and some one previously appointed enters with the message, 'My master sends me to you, madam,' or 'sir,' as the case may be, directed to any individual he may select at his option. ' What for?' is the natural inquiry. 'To do as I do;' and with this the messenger commences to perform some antic, which the lady or gentleman must imitate - say he wags his head from side to side, or taps with one foot incessantly on the floor. The person whose duty it is to obey commands his neighbor to the right or to the left to 'Do as I do,' also and so on until the whole company are in motion, when the messenger leaves the room, re-entering it with fresh injunctions. While the messenger is in the room he must see his master's will obeyed, and no one must stop from the movement without suffering a forfeit. The messenger should be some one ingenious in making the antics ludicrous, and yet kept within moderate bounds, and the game will not fail to produce shouts of laughter.
Among the other tricks which may be commended are such as rocking the body to and fro, wiping the eyes with a pocket-handkerchief yawning, whistling, stroking the chin or the beard, and making any grimace.
Another game, of much the same character, is known by the title,

'Thus says the Grand Seignior.' The chief difference is that the first player is stationed in the center of the room, and prefaces his movements, which the others must all follow, by the above words. If he varies his command by framing it, 'So says the Grand Seignior,' the party must remain still, and decline to follow his example. Any one who moves when he begins with 'So,' or does not follow him when he commences with 'Thus,' has to pay a forfeit.

Magic Music.- Inthis game a player is seated at the piano, and one of the others leaves the room, while the company decides what the last-mentioned is to do on his return. When called in, he is given a hint, but only a hint, of what he is expected to do. We will suppose that he is told that he is to 'make an offering to a certain lady.' He is left to himself as to what the offering may be, but [-128-] he must guess the lady to whom it is to be offered, and offer to each in succession until he discovers the individual selected. The musical part of the performance is this: When he re-enters the room, the person at the piano commences to play some piece, with a moderate degree of vigour. As the guesser approaches the right lady, or the right thing to be done, whatever its nature, the music becomes louder or quicker; but if he appears to be going farther and farther from his appointed task, the music becomes softer and softer, until it is scarcely heard. This gives him a clue as to whether he is on the right scent, or otherwise. If there is no piano in the room, the 'magic music' may be of another character, It may consist in the tinkling or clashing together of any articles that wil1 emit either a harmonious or a discordant sound, according to the degree of hilarity or boisterousness to which the age and other circumstances of the company dispose them. But, played with a little tact, the game in any of its forms will be found amusing.
We have had occasion to mention forfeits; and as those form an important element in many in-door games, we shall have something to say about them in our next paper, in which we hope, at the same time, to introduce to the notice of our younger readers several novel amusements, which in the long evenings they may find especially acceptable.

HOUSEHOLD AMUSEMENTS.-II.

Prussian Exercises.- The players are drawn up in line along one side of the apartment, and are supposed to represent a regiment. On the extreme right of the party a corporal is stationed, and the captain, selected for his knowledge of the game, takes his place in front, It is his duty to give the word of command for the movements of the line, and he must do this with mock solemnity, however absurd the antics which he orders to be performed. Thus, he commences with the ordinary 'Attention Eyes right!' at which all are bound to look straight at the commander ; and he then gives such orders as his own will and experience may dictate. 'Fold arms;' 'Extend arms!' 'Slap cheeks!' 'Tweak noses!' 'Ground knees!' and similar evolutions, are all to be performed at the same instant by the whole company, under penalty of a forfeit; and the corporal on the right, who has had a previous consultation with the captain, sets the example for the guidance of the rest, where the meaning of the order is not clear. At the word 'March!' the party must move one foot after the other, as in walking, but without changing position ; at 'Right march !' they move the right leg only, backwards and forwards 'Left March !' they do the same with the left. 'Ground knees !' may be varied by 'Ground right knee!' or 'left,' and in this case the regiment sinks with that knee to the ground. This is a favourable position for bringing the amusement to a climax, as follows:- When the party are on one or both knees, the order is given, 'Present arms!' which they do by stretching them straight out in front. The next command is 'Fire!' and the corporal who is in the secret, then gives his next neighbour a nudge with the shoulder. This causes him, as he is already kneeling, to lose his equilibrium; and falling sidewise, he brings down the next person to him, and so on along the whole line, which is thus 'floored' in a moment. When young ladies and gentlemen are playing together, and it is thought desirable to wind up the exercises in more polite fashion, the word may be given to 'Salute!' The players having been stationed alternately according to sex, each gentleman then salutes his neighbour to the right, to the left, or on both sides, as the captain may order.

The Courtiers.-One of the company is selected to be king or queen, and occupies a chair in the centre of the room, the rest being seated round the sides of the apartment. Whatever movement may be made by the monarch must be imitated by the courtiers ; and it is the gist of the game that this should be done without any one losing that assumption of decorous gravity which becomes the scene. The monarch may yawn, sneeze, blow his nose, or wipe his eye, and the courtiers must all do the same ; but if any one of them is so deficient in self-control or so presumptive as to grin or to laugh, he or she must pay the penalty of a forfeit. It is rarely, however, that penalties are few or far between.

The Dumb Orator.-Thisis a very amusing performance, enacted by two persons for the benefit of the rest of the company. One of the two recites a speech, or any popular piece of declamation- My name is Norval,' or the like - keeping all the while perfectly motionless, and without a quiver upon his countenance, while the other, standing silent by his side, gesticulates furiously, according to the emotions called up by the passage recited. Of course, the more closely he follows and burlesques the action natural to the words throughout, the greater the amusement created. There is another way of performing the same oratorical show, namely, by the two players enveloping themselves in the same cloak or wrapper, and the arms of the one - which are all the company are allowed to see of him - keeping up an action suited to the narrative of the other; but this is more awkward in the performance, and less effective than the method first described.

Speaking Buff- At this game, the eyes of one of the players are bandaged, as in 'blind man,' and he is seated in the centre of the room, the party then taking their places. 'Buff' holds a wand or stick in one hand, and, when all are seated, he points with this to one side of the room, or touches one of the players, at the same time uttering three words according to his fancy. The person towards whom he points must then repeat these words; and if 'Buff' can discover his or her identity by the tones of the voice, he is released from his position, and the person detected takes his place.
The Shopkeepers-Thisis a good game to exercise a knowledge of the various productions of nature. Each person in the company represents a shopkeeper or merchant, who has some goods on hand which he wishes to dispose of; but no two persons may choose the same trade. Any one may start the game - say, for instance, the draper - and he commences, we will suppose, by observing to his next neighbour, 'I have some silk for sale; is it animal, vegetable, or mineral ?' To this the reply would be, 'Animal, for it is the production of the silk-worm.' The correct answer having been given - we will assume by the chemist - the latter turns to the person next him, with an inquiry suited to his trade; say, 'I have some glycerine for sale; is it animal, vegetable, or mineral?' The rejoinder would be, 'Either animal or vegetable, for it may be obtained from either vegetable or animal fat.' The merchant, in his turn, may say, 'I have some shell-lac for sale; is it animal, vegetable, or mineral?' and should receive the reply, 'Animal, for it is obtained from an insect.' So the game goes on, the ingenuity of each, as it proceeds, being taxed to mention some article of his stock, the origin of which may not be within the knowledge of the person addressed. A round or two of the game will rarely proceed without some of the company finding that they have added to their store of general knowledge, as well as derived amusement. Any such information as that contained in the series of papers on The Natural History of Commerce,' which appears in the 'Popular Educator,' may be turned to account in sport,. as well as in matters of graver moment. The game may be played, either with forfeits as the penalty of an incorrect reply, or by simply restricting the person who does not answer correctly from disposing of any of his own articles - that is, from putting any question in his turn - during that round.

Twirling the Trencher.-Thisis a brisk game, requiring activity without ingenuity. A circle is formed in the room, and a good space is left clear in the midst. A trencher or round wooden platter is obtained, or, if such a thing is not available, a small round tray or waiter will best answer the purpose. When all the party are seated, one of the company stands up in the centre and twirls the tray round upon the floor, at the same time calling out the name of any other person present, who must rise and pick up the trencher before it falls to the ground, otherwise he or she pays a forfeit. The person who twirls the trencher returns to his own seat immediately, and the one who picks it up, or has been called upon to do so, has the privilege of making a call afterwards.

Proverbsis a game of a more intellectual character. In this, one person volunteers, or is chosen by the company, to leave the room, and in his or her absence a proverb is fixed upon by the remaining party. The person outside is then called in, and the first person whom he addresses with any remark or inquiry, is bound to reply to him with an answer in which the first word of the proverb is introduced. The second person to whom he goes must reply in such a way as to bring in the second word; and so on, until the proverb has been repeated. He is then informed that he need not proceed further, and is left to guess the proverb chosen. If he fails in three attempts, he must again retire, and his ingenuity is tried by the selection and repetition of another proverb. Any one making an answer in which the right word in turn is not introduced, pays the penalty of a forfeit, and the company are, therefore, on the watch to see that each person addressed duly performs the part. The great art of the game is in so wrapping up the word in the course of the reply as to make it difficult to the guesser to discover the proverb which was chosen. Some proverbs are far, more easy of detection than others, from the forcible or peculiar words comprised in them, or the difficulty which the answerers find in concealing the words which fall to them in rotation. 'Still waters run deep' may be taken as an example of the class difficult of concealment, for 'waters' and ' deep' are awkward words to introduce, and will easily connect themselves in the mind of the guesser, who is on the watch for his clue. 'Where there's a will there's a way' is more capable of disguise, but 'will' and 'way' will reveal themselves to a person quick of apprehension. None of the proverbs chosen should consist of very many words, or the guessing may become tedious. When the proverb is detected, the guesser is entitled to claim that some one else shall take his place, and may, if he pleases, select for that purpose the person whose insufficient disguise of the allotted word gave him his first clue. Or he may name any one else in the company for the purpose. If the guesser tries his skill two or three times without success, he may claim relief from his office, and some one else may be appointed. In this, as in all other games, it must be remembered that when weariness on any side commences, amusement is at an end; and where there are symptoms of a game reaching that point, it should be relinquished for another.

HOUSEHOLD AMUSEMENTS.-III.

FORFEITS

IT will have been observed that many of the games already described lead up to the payment of forfeits, and that some appear to be designed for the express purpose of extracting as many as possible from the various members of the company. This is really the case, for 'crying the forfeits,' as it is called, often forms the most amusing part of an evening's entertainment, and is, therefore, usually reserved until the last. It is conducted in the following manner:-
Each player who has to pay a forfeit deposits some small article, or trinket, in the hands of one of the company appointed as collector - say a handkerchief, a knife, a pencil-case, or anything which can be readily identified. One article is given for every forfeit incurred, and it is redeemed when the particular task assigned to the owner has been duly performed. It is not desirable that very many forfeits should accumulate before they are 'cried,' as this often takes up a considerable time ; but when an average of one to each member of the party has been reached, if the number is between a dozen and twenty, it is time to stop the collection.
Two persons, chosen from the rest of the company for their knowledge of a good number of suitable and amusing forfeits, and generally ladies, cry the forfeits thus:- One is seated, and the various articles collected are placed in her lap. The other is blindfolded, and kneels down before her companion. The object of the blindfolding is to prevent the recognition of any of the articles as belonging to particular members of the company, and thus to assure something like impartiality in the allotment of the various tasks.
The person seated takes one of the articles from the collection before her, and, holding it up so that the company may recognise the owner, usually cries, 'Here is a thing, and a very pretty thing; what shall be done by the owner of this very pretty thing?' This established form of words, which dates farther back than the memory of man, may, however, be reduced to the latter clause alone, if that plan is preferred. The blindfolded lady asks, 'Is it fine, or superfine?' or 'Is it a lady's or a gentleman's ?' for this much she is allowed to know, that she may name a suitable forfeit. Having received an answer, she declares the task which the owner must perform. The following are examples of the forfeits which may be allotted.
For a Gentleman.-. To kiss every lady in the room Spanish fashion. The person to whom this forfeit is assigned usually imagines that an agreeable task is before him; but he is thus enlightened. A lady rises from her seat to conduct him round the room, and she proceeds to each lady in turn, kisses her, and then wipes the gentleman's mouth with her pocket handkerchief.
2. To make a Grecian Statue. To do this the gentleman must stand upon a chair, and take his pose according to the pleasure of the company. One person may stick his arm out, or bend it into an awkward position; another may do the same by a leg; a third may incline his head backward, with the chin elevated in the air ; and so they may proceed, until his figure is sufficiently removed from the 'Grecian' to satisfy the party. He is bound to be as plastic as possible while the statue is moulded.
3. To perform the Dumb Orator. How to do this was described in our last paper. The forfeit may either be allotted to one person, who is to go through the action while either a lady or a gentleman volunteer recites, or two forfeits may be coupled, and both reciter and actor may take their parts as a penalty.
4. Say Half-a-dozen Flattering Things to a Lady, without using the Letter l. This may be done by such phrases as 'You are pretty,' 'You are entertaining, &c.,' but such words as graceful, beautiful, and charitable are, of course, inadmissible.
5. To try the Cold Water Cure, the gentleman is first blindfolded, and then a tumbler filled with cold water, and a teaspoon, are produced. Not to be too hard upon him, he is allowed to take a seat. Each member of the company is then privileged to give him a spoonful; but if he can guess at any time the name of the person who is 'curing' him, he is at once released from a further infliction of the remedy.
6. To play the Learned Pig. To do this, the gentleman must first put himself as nearly as possible in the attitude of one. He must go on all fours, and he is then to answer questions that may be put to him either by the company or by somebody who may volunteer as his master, to show his attainments. The questions asked are something like the following: 'Show us the most agreeable person in the company,' or, 'the most charming,' 'the greatest flirt,'&c. After each question, the victim is to proceed to any one whom he may select and signify his choice by a grunt. The learning as well as the docility of a pig has its limits, and the game must, therefore, not be prolonged too far.
For a Lady.- To Choose Partners for a Quadrille - In this the lady, after making her choice, is informed that the quadrille must be performed blindfold. The gentlemen selected must be satisfied with that honour, and go through the performance which devolves upon them; but the second lady may be allowed to reclaim her forfeiture, if she has one, as compensation. All stand up, blindfolded as we have said, and go through the first figure of a set, as best they may.
2. To repeat a Proverb Backwards. Any proverb may be chosen by the lady for the purpose.
3. To stand in the Middle of the Room, and spell Opportunity. If, after the lady has spelt the word, a gentleman can reach her before she regains her seat, he may avail himself of the 'opportunity' offered, under the mistletoe.
4. To say 'Yes' or 'No' to Three Questions by the Company. The lady must go out of the room, while the company agree as to each of the questions to be asked. To each of these the lady must give one or other of the plain monosyllables. Ladies of experience say the safe answer is always 'no;' but this hint must be reserved to readers of these papers.

FORFEITS are in such general demand during the season when round and merry games are in vogue, that we add a few more to the list given in a previous paper. Before doing so, however, we may be allowed to remind our readers that the spirit in which forfeit games should be conducted is to extract as much harmless fun from them as possible, avoiding everything rough and unseemly, or in which a mind exceptionally sensitive can find a cause of offence. With those which are simply boisterous in character, or have any element calculated to cause a feeling of annoyance or pain, we have nothing to do. But at the same time, all who enter on games of this kind should be prepared to give as well as to receive amusement.
We will continue first our list of forfeits suited to a gentleman.
1. To go round the Room Blindfolded, and kiss all the Ladies- Thecompany, of course, are seated, but as soon as the gentleman is blindfolded they change positions, with as little commotion as possible. He consequently finds, in his progress, that he as often attempts to kiss one of his own as one of the opposite sex; or a lady may reverse the position of her chair, so that the gentleman kisses the back of her head.
2. To choose One of Three Signs.- Todo this, he is to stand with his face to the wall, while any lady present makes three signs behind him - of a kiss, of a pinch, and of a box on the ear. He is then asked whether he chooses the first, the second, or the third, not knowing the order in which they have been made, and receives the corresponding action.
3. To imitate any Animal that may be named. If the company call upon him to imitate a goat, a donkey &c he must do it ; but if the forfeit happens to fall upon any one who, from age or other reasons, may be excused from such performance, 'a man' is named as the animal and a bow will suffice.
4. To kiss a Lady through the Back of a Chair He must wait, with his visage inserted in the chair-back until some lady comes to his rescue ; but if the chair be of a fancy pattern, she may dodge him through the framework before giving him his release.
5. To blow the Candle out.-He is blindfolded and the candle held near his face, until he happens to give a puff in the right direction.
6. To perform the Clown's Pantomime - This consists [-203-] in rubbing the forehead with one hand while you strike the breast with the other, standing up in the room for the performance. If correct time is not kept, in the judgment of the company, another forfeit is to be paid.
To the forfeits for a lady given in the previous paper may be added:-
1. To kiss a Gentleman 'Rabbit Fashion.' - Thisis usually a source of great amusement to the rest of the party. The lady has the privilege of choosing any gentleman present. A piece is broken off a reel of cotton, and the lady takes one end of the piece in her mouth while the gentleman takes the other in the same way. They then both nibble the cotton until the kiss ensues, as a matter of course. If the gentleman is sufficiently gallant, he will perform the chief part of the 'nibbling' process. The company may exercise their discretion as to the length of the cotton.
2. To sing a Song, or play a Piece of Music.-This is given either to elicit the musical capabilities of a lady who may be shy, or to make an agreeable interlude in the round of other forfeits. If the lady called upon can really do neither, another forfeit is allotted to her.
3. Ask a Question to which Yes must be the Answer. - This is a great puzzle to any one who is not in the secret. The unfortunate forfeiter may ask all kinds of questions, without eliciting the answer required for her release. But if she simply inquires, 'What does y-e-s spell?' there cannot be any other reply.
4. To kiss the Gentleman you love best in the Company, without any one knowing it.-There is only one way of paying this penalty, and that is, to kiss every gentleman in the room, leaving them to settle the question as to 'loving best' amongst them.
5. To put yourself through the Keyhole.- This is one of those quibbles upon words, for which persons called upon to pay forfeits should watch, as they are often in use. We give this as an example. The forfeit is paid by writing 'yourself' upon a piece of paper, and passing that through the keyhole.
6. To kiss each Corner of the Room.- Whenthis forfeit is declared, a gentleman stations himself in each corner, and the lady has to pay an unexpected penalty.
7. To spell 'Constantinople.' - This must be done an the old schoolmistress's fashion- 'C-o-n, Con, with a Con, s-t-a-n, stan, with a stan,' &c.; but, after the third syllable, the company attempt to embarrass the speller by crying out, 'No! No!' as if a mistake had been made. To this, the proper reply is, 'Thank you;' the fourth syllable is then spelt, and the fifth completes the task.
8. To form a Rifle Corps.- Thelady goes to one end of the room, and calls up a gentleman, who stands opposite to her. The gentleman then calls a lady, who stands at his side; and she in turn names a gentleman, who places himself opposite to her. So the calling goes on, until all present are included. If the number of ladies and of gentlemen present is unequal, the more mirth is created by the last persons called standing opposite one of their own sex. When all are called, the word is given by the first gentleman in the rank, 'Present arms.' All then join hands with the persons opposite; and the next command is 'Salute,' which is done in osculatory fashion. We conclude our list of forfeits with a few contrived to include more than one member of the company.
1. Either a lady or a gentleman may be called upon to 'sit on the Stool of Repentance.' He or she must then sit in the centre of the room, while one of the party goes round to inquire, in a whisper, of each person present, what the repentant individual 'looks like.' The reply may be 'wise,' 'silly,' 'pitiable,' 'beautiful,' &c., according to circumstances. The answers are repeated openly to the forfeiter, with the question after each, 'Who said that ?' If the right name is guessed, as is often the case, the person who made the particular observation must then sit on the 'stool' in turn, and so on until the company are satisfied with the round.
2. A lady is required to 'be Postman.' She is to go outside the room, and rap on the door, when one of the company inquires, 'Who's there?' The answer is, 'The postman, with a letter for -,' any gentleman she likes to name. 'How many seals?' Whatever the answer may be, the gentleman may exact so many kisses; and he in turn remains outside, and declares he has a letter for a lady. So the forfeit proceeds, a lady calling a gentleman, and a gentleman a lady, until the company have all been called, but no person present is bound to answer twice.
3. When the calling of forfeits has been continued long enough, and several remain, which it is desired to clear off together, the forfeiters may be called upon to perform a 'Musical Medley.' Each one must then sing some verse or stanza of a song, no two choosing the same melody, but all commencing and singing together. The effect is generally so grotesque as to produce shouts of laughter.

Blind man's Bluff

One member of the company was blindfolded and counted to twenty whilst the rest scattered about the room. The blindfolded person had to chase and catch somebody and identify him or her correctly, by touch alone. Once identified, that person donned the blindfold and the game began again. A popular children's game today.
One variation on the game was known as 'Queen of Sheba', which involved the prettiest girl in the company being seated on a chair, after which the blindfolded player had to make his way over to steal a kiss from her. The girl was replaced by an elderly relation at the last moment, to the intense delight of all present.

Hunt the Slipper

The players sat in a circle with one person in the middle, their eyes closed. A slipper was then passed round the players' backs. When the middle person opened his or her eyes, the players continued to pass the slipper surreptitiously between them, and the person was required to guess who had the slipper at any one moment. If he or she guessed correctly, the person named then took center stage.

Snapdragon
This game was one of the favorites. Each person had to pick currants (known as plums) out of a shallow bowl of burning spirit using their mouth, thereby extinguishing the flame. Not one to recommend today!

Charades
This was perhaps the most popular of all Victorian parlor games. The company divided into teams of up to six. For a simple game of charades, the first team was given a two- or three-syllable word to act out in total silence, which the others had to guess. The more complicated game could involve the acting out of a scene from a complicated staged production. Members of the opposite team were required to guess the required word or scenario before it was their turn to act.
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Squeak, Piggy, Squeak!

In this second variation of blind man's buff, the company sat in a circle and the blindfolded person stood in the center and was spun around. The 'blind man' then placed a cushion on someone's lap and sat down on it (without touching that person), saying 'Squeak, piggy, squeak!' The chosen person had to squeak and the blindfolded person was required to identify them. If the person was correctly-identified, he or she then became the 'blind man'.

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A: Friendsheep Eco Dryer Balls soak up moisture in your dryer by absorbing up to 30% of their weight in water.

As your laundry dries, the dryer balls fluff and evenly redistribute humidity in the dryer eliminating wrinkles, reducing static cling and providing a softer feel to your fabrics.

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Do wool dryer balls leave lint?

We all know that wool dryer balls help dry your laundry up to 30% faster, they're organic, re-usable, soften your clothes and reduce wrinkles and static without the expense (and mystery ingredients) you get with throw away dryer sheets. Even grey dryer balls leave lint you can see on your dark clothes.

Do wool dryer balls reduce static?

These little wool balls absorb moisture from clothing in the dryer, maintaining a more humid environment, thus helping you get rid of static cling. In addition to reducing static, they also reduce drying time and fluff clothes. We recommend using 6 or more in the dryer for best results.

Do wool dryer balls reduce drying time?

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For loads without dryer balls, the average drying time was 28.4 minutes. The median drying time was 27.5 minutes, and the first and third quartiles were 22.25 and 34 minutes. For loads with dryer balls added, the average drying time was 28.3 minutes.

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Do Dryer Balls remove lint?

Just toss a sheet into the dryer to remove lint while your clothes dry. When you use Bounce® Dryer Sheets, your next batch of laundry will not only come out of the dryer lint-free with reduced static cling, but will also be less wrinkled, soft as a purring kitten and smell fresh.

Do wool dryer balls remove dog hair?

Many of you still see pet hair on freshly cleaned clothes (happens to me too). Once the wash is done, shake each garment out again before placing into the dryer. Dry using a regular tumbling cycle. Dryer sheets can help reduce static cling, which helps break the bond between remaining hair and clothing.

How do you clean wool dryer balls?

New Zealand wool is is 100% Mulesing free. Answer: To refresh Woolzies 'static reduction' quality, place each Woolzies dryer ball in a thin sock and run through a hot wash cycle with detergent. Remove from sock and place in dryer on highest heat setting.

Do wool dryer balls eliminate static?

Wool Dryer Balls. These little wool balls absorb moisture from clothing in the dryer, maintaining a more humid environment, thus helping you get rid of static cling. In addition to reducing static, they also reduce drying time and fluff clothes. We recommend using 6 or more in the dryer for best results.

How do you recharge wool dryer balls?

Wool dryer balls can simply be recharged and reused again and again. You can recharge your dryer balls by washing them in hot water on a gentle cycle and then dry on high heat. This will regenerate the wool and give the dryer balls a fresh recharge.

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Should I wash my wool dryer balls?

A: Nope, you don't! Friendsheep Eco Dryer Balls are hand felted with hot water and vegetable soap using only clean pre-washed and pre-carded organic wool. If you prefer to wash your dryer balls, or you will need to wash them in the future, we suggest washing them by hand with a mild soap in lukewarm water.

Do plastic dryer balls reduce static?

'Having balls in the dryer disrupts the load and helps eliminate the balling effect, improving the drying results,' Dolnick says. There's no reason the Dryer Balls would stop static. As a fabric softener, a dryer sheet works by lubricating the clothing fibers so they can slide over each other more easily.

Are wool dryer balls worth it?

Yes, wool dryer balls are better than plastic ones in my opinion, all day long! Why use something plastic when you can use a naturally sources product like wool dryer balls! Another nice perk to using wool dryer balls over plastic dryer balls is that they are much more quiet than plastic dryer balls.

Are wool dryer balls better than plastic?

Your clothes will stay dry, but they won't get full of static! The wool dryer balls are significantly heavier than the plastic ones, and therefore move through your wet clothes in the dryer more efficiently, separating them, and drying them better. They are 100% wool, and contain NO chemicals.

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How do I reduce the lint in my dryer?

Dry your clothes until they are almost dry, then pull them out for the remainder to air-dry. This minimizes the amount of lint that can attach to your clothing. Try pouring a half cup of vinegar in with your clothing while in the washing machine. This can help prevent lint from forming.

Do wool dryer balls help with dog hair?

Dry using a regular tumbling cycle. Dryer sheets can help reduce static cling, which helps break the bond between remaining hair and clothing. You can also use dryer balls—I use as many as I can find per load!

Can you put wool dryer balls in the washer?

Now the laundry dries faster than the wool dryer balls because they are so dense, elevating the humidity level in the dryer. Works like a charm and does not harm the dryer balls in any way—and does not increase the drying time.

What do dryer balls do?

Dryer balls are baseball-sized balls that are typically made of rubber, plastic or fabric. The promotional material for them says when you put several in a clothes dryer they'll hasten drying; they'll also soften clothes and reduce static, serving as a substitute for chemical-based fabric sofeners.

Will a dryer remove lint from clothes?

Lint in the Washer = Lint on Your Clothes. If you have a garment that is already covered with lint or pet hair, toss it in the dryer on the AIR-ONLY cycle with a dryer sheet to help remove as much lint as possible before washing. Be sure the dryer lint filter is clean before starting the air cycle.

What causes lint in the dryer?

Lint is composed of tiny bits of fabric fibers that are shed from the edges of our garments. Regardless of how lint gets in there, cleaning your dryer's lint screen regularly is important. Reduced airflow resulting from lint buildup can cause the appliance to operate at elevated temperatures and overheat.

What do tumble dryer balls do?

They work together in the tumble dryer to mechanically soften fabrics without the harmful chemicals found in fabric softener and dryer sheets. The tumble dryer balls lift and separate the laundry whilst drying, thus reducing drying time and creasing.

Does dryer balls really work?

When you load a big armful of wet towels into the dryer they will flop and tumble around. Normally fabric will stick together in the dryer, slowing down the drying process. On the other hand, when you add dryer balls into your clothes dryer the balls will get in-between the towels and clothing.

Do dryer balls shorten drying time?

Do the dryer balls really work?

The question is, do dryer balls actually work? Makers of dryer balls claim that placing them in your dryer during cycles will reduce drying time, eliminate static cling (when clothes stick to each other or to your body due to static electricity), and soften clothes.

How do you get lint off clothes in the dryer?

The washing agitation will help displace the lint and the vinegar will help loosen the lint from the fabric by relaxing the fibers. Place the item in a clothes dryer with a couple of microfiber cloths (the lint will stick to the microfiber cloths) and tumble until slightly damp.

How do I get lint out of my dryer?

The best way to remove lint from dry clothes includes using a lint roller or picking it off the fabric with sticky tape that's been wrapped around your hand. There's another option that is so simple and obvious that it almost borders on genius. Wipe a dryer sheet over the fabric to get rid of lint in just one move!

How do I stop my dryer lint from sticking?

Steps to Clean the Lint Trap: Begin by filling a sink, tub or bucket with hot water. Add a good amount of soap and agitate the water to mix. Remove any loose lint from the lint trap. Place the lint trap into the hot water and allow it to soak. Use the scrubbing brush to remove the loosened residue.

How do you keep a wool coat lint free?

Steps to Keep the Lint Away: The best way to keep the static away is with anti-static spray. Remove the lint from the surface with garment brush or lint brush. Spray the surface with the anti-static spray and allow it to dry. If there is no anti-static spray available, rub the surface of the coat with a dryer sheet.

How do I keep my wool coat lint free?

How do I reduce lint in my laundry?

Use the gentle or permanent press cycle to reduce the amount of agitation in the washer. Add either fabric softener or one cup of white vinegar to the final rinse cycle of your laundry. This also helps to prevent lint from forming. Lastly, if possible, hang your clothes to dry under the sun.

Why do I get lint balls on my clothes?

Like with washing, the constant movement of the clothes during the cycle creates friction and abrasion, which can cause pilling. Here are some tips to prevent lint balls from forming while drying your laundry: This prevents fibers from being pulled as the garment stretches with gravity.

How do you get rid of lint balls?

Here are some quick ways to remove pill balls from your pants or sweater: Run a razor gently over the fabric. Use a very sharp pair of scissors to snip off each bobble individually. A sweater stone is like a pumice stone but designed especially for clothing. Buy sweater shaver or defuzzer.

Do dryer balls get rid of pet hair?

And for rinsing away stubborn pet hair, use the extra rinse cycle. A dryer sheet helps reduce static and will remove any remaining hair. Clean the dryer's lint filter halfway through the cycle, because the cleaner it is, the more hair the filter can catch.

Why is there so much lint in my dryer?

if the screen is clogged with fine particles follow directions in the owners manual to clean lack. of air movement can be a cause of lint check to make sure the vent has good air movement. if the load is too big or too heavy preventing. the items from tumbling freely lint can be trapped in the clothes dry.

How do you get lint off black pants in the dryer?

Steps Use scotch tape. You can use common household objects to remove lint, such as scotch tape or any other sticky, adhesive tape. Try running a pumice stone over your clothing. You can also remove lint by using a pumice stone. Remove the lint with a damp dryer sheet. Run the clothing through the washing machine.

How do I get lint off my clothes in the dryer?

How do you get lint off without a lint roller?

You didn't say what you were trying to remove lint from but here are some solutions other than tape: Rub yourself with a dryer sheet. Get a clothes brush. Use a damp sponge to wipe it off. Rub with a rubber glove or nylon stocking. Use the upholstery attachment on a vacuum cleaner or a handheld vacuum cleaner.

How do you remove lint without a lint roller?

Do hair dryers kill lice?

Dry hair at the roots using a hair dryer. The heat will kill lice and dry out nits before they can colonize.

Do dryers kill bed bugs?

Washing and drying clothes. Tip each bag into a washer (or the dryer for dry-clean-only). Drying will kill the bugs but not clean the clothes. If you want to only kill bed bugs and do not need to wash your clothes, simply putting infested items in the dryer for 30 minutes on high health will kill all the bed bugs.

Do dryers kill fleas?

In a Dryer. Fleas can't survive in a dryer. To kill fleas on garments and bedding, it's recommended to launder the items for ten minutes at 140°F, and then dry at the highest heat setting. Plus, the washer's water and detergent will likely wash away and drown the fleas.

Do dryers kill ticks?

It's not the heat that kills them. It's the dryness. Ticks require moisture to survive and will rapidly desiccate and die in dry conditions—and a quick spin in the dryer is all that's needed to crisp 'em to death. (Ticks can actually survive a hot-water run through the washing machine.)

How do I get lint off my black clothes without a lint roller?

How do you get lint off polyester?

Rub the polyester coat gently with a pumice stone to help lift the lint from the garment. Avoid excessively rubbing; instead, lightly work the stone over the entire garment. Wrap your hand with masking tape and dab at the clothing. Twist your hand while lifting it off the garment to help remove the lint.

Do vegans wear wool products?

Some vegans have no problem buying and wearing used wool, because the money does not go back to the wool industry to support the exploitation of sheep. If you are vegan and still have some wool items from your pre-vegan days, whether you continue to use these items raises similar issues.

How do you repel lint?

How do you clean wool carpets?

Cleaning Solutions Lukewarm water OR Cavalier Bremworth Carpet Stain Remover for Wet Stains.** One teaspooon of wool detergent with one teaspoon of white vinegar in one litre of warm water. Clear household disinfectant. Cavalier Bremworth Dry Stain Remover. Chill with ice cubes in a plastic bag.

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Do wool rugs have an odor?

Wool rugs are made from animal fibers, which means that if the rug gets wet, it may smell like a sheep in the rain. If your wool rug takes too long to dry, the ripe smell might start to mingle with mildew smell.

Do suppressors reduce recoil?

While suppressors do not make your rifle more accurate, they certainly allow you to shoot it more accurately. Well-built suppressors reduce felt recoil, especially on 7.62MM NATO rifles. They reduce muzzle rise and flash and all but eliminate the concussive effect felt by the shooter.

Do pets reduce anxiety?

Dogs and cats in particular can reduce stress, anxiety, and depression, ease loneliness, encourage exercise and playfulness, and even improve your cardiovascular health. Caring for an animal can help children grow up more secure and active. Pets also provide valuable companionship for older adults.

Do dryer sheets repel bed bugs?

Dryer sheets can repel bed bugs but they won't kill them. The only way to get rid of bed bugs is to clean, vacuum and identify the sources from where they are coming into your home. If these ways to keep bed bugs away naturally do not work, seek professional help. That is the most effective way to get rid of bed bugs.

Do dryer sheets kill bed bugs?

Do dryer sheets keep deer away?

Keep Deer Away. You may also see dryer sheets hanging on stakes around gardens to repel deer. While these may indeed work, it is probably because the dryer sheets have been sprayed with a repellent, as advised by the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management, Division of Fish and Wildlife.

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Do dryer sheets keep mice away?

Dryer sheets won't kill mice, unless they happen to eat an entire sheet of it, which they won't because it doesn't taste good. All you can use the sheets for is to repel them. Repelling is different from killing in that it's used to keep mice away from places you want them to stay out of.

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Do enzymes reduce weight?

While digestive enzymes do not provide a magic bullet for weight loss, they can help you maintain a healthy weight in several ways. Digestive enzymes play an essential role in this process. Their job is to break down carbs, protein, and fats into molecules which are small enough to be easily absorbed.

How do you remove lint without a lint roller or tape?

How to Remove Lint From Your Clothes Without a Lint Roller Wind clear packing tape around your hand. The sticky side of the tape should be facing outward. Prevent lint build-up in the first place by washing your clothing inside-out. Dry your clothing as directed on the care label, but put an old pair of pantyhose in the dryer.

How do reduce shedding?

Follow These 8 Steps To Minimize Shedding In Your Dog Brush frequently. The more often you brush your dog, the more hair you will remove to avoid excess shedding. Bathe often. Blow dry. Brush after drying. Consider clipping. Give supplements. Don't skimp on food. See a vet.

What's the best lint roller?

The 4 Best Lint Rollers For Pet Hair The Best Overall, All Things Considered. Flint Reusable Lint Roller. $10. Amazon. Buy Now. An Affordable Classic Roller. YuanGao Pet Hair Lint Remover Roller. $8. Amazon. Buy Now. The Best Non-Adhesive Roller. ChomChom Roller. $25. Amazon. Buy Now. The Best For Large Surfaces. Evercare Pet Mega Cleaning Roller. $13. Amazon. Buy Now.

How do you permanently remove lint?

10 Need-to-Know Secrets for Lint-Free Clothes, Forever Grab a Dryer Sheet. Use Masking Tape. Employ the “Air Only” Dryer Setting. Wash Your Outfit Inside-Out. Use Distilled White Vinegar. Employ an Anti-Static Spray. Use a Pumice Stone. Try Contact Paper.

How do you make a lint roller?

Method 2 Using Your Hand as a Lint Roller Hold the fingers of your of your hands tight together. You will substitute your hand for the roller. Wrap your hand in adhesive tape. Keep the sticky side facing out. Run your hand over the lint-covered clothes. Discard of the tape when it becomes covered in lint.

How do you clean a lint roller?

How to Clean a Lint Brush Dampen the cloth in warm water. Wring out thoroughly. Gently rub the cloth over the lint brush, barely touching it. This will remove large pieces of debris. Tear off about 2 inches of masking tape. Place your first two fingers inside the tape loop. Use the tape loop to remove lint from the brush.

Do dogs reduce anxiety?

Do dogs reduce burglaries?

The most effective deterrents for home burglaries and car theft were CCTV cameras, the panel said. They also named loud barking dogs, strong heavy doors, a TV being switched on and locked UPVC windows as the next most likely to put them off breaking into a home.

Can dryers kill lice?

Heat (hot wash and hot clothes dryer) killed head lice experimentally placed in pillowcases. Cold wash and hanging pillowcases out to dry did not kill head lice. Lice on pillowcases can be killed by heating the pillowcase by immersion in water at > 60 degrees C, by a hot wash, or by 15 min in a hot clothes dryer.

Do wool rugs fade in sunlight?

Sunlight streaming through a window directly onto a rug is virtually guaranteed to harm it, whether morning or afternoon, southern or western sunlight. Naturally dyed rugs and synthetically dyed rugs suffer equally. Colors fade unevenly and wool and cotton dry out and become brittle.

What is lint clothing?

Lint is the common name for visible accumulations of textile fibers and other materials, usually found on and around clothing. Certain materials used in the manufacture of clothing, such as cotton, linen, and wool, contain numerous, very short fibers bundled together.

How do you get lint off black pants without a lint roller?

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Do muzzle brakes reduce recoil?

Muzzle brakes reduce recoil by diverting part of these gasses to the side so that they do not add to the rearward recoil. A properly designed muzzle brake can significantly reduce recoil. The actual effectiveness depends to an extent on the cartridge for which the rifle is chambered.

How do steroids reduce inflammation?

Steroids decrease inflammation and reduce the activity of the immune system. Inflammation is a process by which the body's white blood cells and chemicals protect the body against infection and foreign organisms such as bacteria and viruses.

How do pets reduce anxiety?

It's also no surprise that 98% of pet owners consider their pet to be a member of the family. Specifically, pets and therapy animals can help alleviate stress, anxiety, depression, and feelings of loneliness and social isolation. Interactions with animals can help people manage their long-term mental health conditions.

How do dogs reduce anxiety?

Having a pet can reduce feelings of loneliness or isolation. Stress relief. Spending time with pets can reduce stress and anxiety and boost happiness. According to a 2015 study, having a pet dog may reduce the risk of anxiety in children.

Do flea eggs die in the dryer?

In the Clothes Dryer. As I've pointed above fleas will definitely die when placed in a hot dryer. The heat drying process will cause flea desiccation and hence death. Fleas are killed by high temperatures (in the dryer), bleach and detergent (in the washer) or drowning in the water.

Do fleas die in the dryer?

Do dryer sheets help with dog hair?

The anti-static properties of Bounce® Dryer Sheets help to repel a lot of that pet hair which you can remove from your lint trap. Then you can wash and dry your clothes as usual. We recommend this option if you're dealing with clothes covered in a lot of fur.

How do you get lint off blankets?

Whatever the cause, you can easily remove unsightly fuzz using one of these simple methods. Place the blanket into your dryer with two tennis balls. Use a handheld lint or fabric shaver to remove stubborn fuzz. Use a disposable razor if you do not have access to a lint shaver. Use a pumice stone to remove pilling.

How do I get lint off my microfiber couch?

How to Remove Lint from Microfiber Fabric Attach the brush attachment to your vacuum. Turn the vacuum on, and vacuum the microfiber material. Use a lint brush or lint roller to clean the material. Sweep the lint brush by brushing it back and forth over the material. Cut a small piece of masking tape and roll it into a ball shape.

How do animals reduce anxiety?

You can call it the pet effect. Specifically, pets and therapy animals can help alleviate stress, anxiety, depression, and feelings of loneliness and social isolation. Interactions with animals can help people manage their long-term mental health conditions.

How do I reduce carbs?

Here are 15 easy ways to reduce your carb intake. Eliminate Sugar-Sweetened Drinks. Cut Back on Bread. Stop Drinking Fruit Juice. Choose Low-Carb Snacks. Eat Eggs or Other Low-Carb Breakfast Foods. Use These Sweeteners Instead of Sugar. Ask for Veggies Instead of Potatoes or Bread at Restaurants.

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How do you deodorize a wool rug?

Mix 1/2 quart of cold water, 1 tablespoon of baking soda and 1 teaspoon of lemongrass oil together in a 1 quart bottle. This will make a detergent that's suitable for cleaning wool.

How do you soften a wool rug?

The most common way to soften wool is to use vinegar. Simply add two cups of white distilled vinegar in your washing machine rinse cycle and throw in the problem sweater. You can also turn the garment inside out and soak it in a mixture of cold water and a few tablespoons of vinegar.

How do you reduce friction?

There are a number of ways to reduce friction: Make the surfaces smoother. Rough surfaces produce more friction and smooth surfaces reduce friction. Lubrication is another way to make a surface smoother. Make the object more streamlined. Reduce the forces acting on the surfaces. Reduce the contact between the surfaces.

Does dryer heat kill lice?

Do hedgehogs like balls?

Many hedgehogs love to play with ping pong balls, lattice bird or cat balls, or small balls with bells inside. Make sure the balls are not sturdy and not easily chewed or damaged. Another version of the plastic ball is a ferret treat ball. As the hedgie pushes around the ball a treat will come out.

Does wool carpet stain easily?

Stain Resistance. Wool is less stain resistant than most synthetic fibers. Wool is very absorbent, so it can be difficult to remove stains once they have been absorbed by the fiber.

Does microfiber attract lint?

Because microfiber has a charge, it will attract dirt, hair and lint from other laundry. This will reduce the effectiveness of the microfiber.

Do hedge balls work?

Myth: 'Hedge apples' (Osage orange fruit) or horse chestnuts can be used to repel spiders. Since house spiders don't actually come in from outside, of course this works just fine, but there is no evidence that spiders are repelled by Osage oranges. They live on the trees and even make webs on the fallen fruit.

Do puppies have balls?

The testes normally descend into the scrotum while an animal is very young. For dogs, the descent to the final scrotal position is expected to be complete by the time the puppy is two months old. It may occur later in some breeds, but rarely after six months.

How do you get pet stains out of wool carpet?

Mix 1/4 cup of white vinegar in 2 cups lukewarm water, suggests Jacobsen Rugs. You can add 1/2 teaspoon of liquid dishwashing detergent to the vinegar solution. Blot up the stain with a clean, lint-free rag before applying the vinegar solution. Soak the stain in vinegar solution.

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How do you clean a hand knotted wool rug?

Allow to dry. Blot lightly with vinegar and water solution. Deep cleaning: Periodically, every 2 to 3 years, the hand-knotted rug should be cleaned by a professional in a full immersion wet bath and it will be refreshed and look like new.

How do you care for a wool rug?

Vacuum (regularly) Frequent, low-impact vacuuming—as opposed to high-power vacuuming, which you should never inflict on rug you love—is the best way to keep your wool rugs clean. Make sure to turn your machine to a setting that doesn't involve a spinning brush, so it's gentle enough.

How do you get stains out of wool carpet?

Do dogs balls change colors?

The change in colors may range from yellow, red, purple, black and brown. If your pet's skin turns into darker than normal shade this is known as hyperpigmentation. Old dogs can be affected by dog skin changing color because of apocrine sweat gland cyst which usually affects the testicles.

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How do puppy balls feel?

If the dog has one or both retained testicles, it is possible to locate the testicle(s) by placing him on his back and gently pressing your fingers along the center line of his abdomen. Retained testicles will feel like small, relatively soft balls of tissue beneath the dog's skin.

Do boy puppies have balls?

Do moth balls repel rabbits?

Many gardeners seem to think that moth crystals or mothballs must be a 'safe' rabbit repellent to use in the garden because they can use the product in their home. Their specific purpose is to repel moths, not to deter rabbits or other pests in the garden.

How do I get dog hair out of my dryer?

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Here's how it's done: First, remove as much pet hair as you can by hand. Next, put the laundry in the dryer. Set the dryer for about 10 minutes on low heat or no heat. When the dryer is done, take out the laundry, give it one last shake to remove any remaining pet hair and put it in the washer.

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