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When microwaving the snap peas, I noticed that some of the pods were tough and stringy. Others were OK. Any suggestions for this? Maybe microwaving longer?
The toughness of pods is related to their age. Water-boiling or microwaving can help, but some may be too old to eat.
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I shift-clicked on my mailbox and it said there were no interactions available, but my testing cheats were enabled. What should I do?
Try it again, making sure that it's written as "testingCheatsenabled true." Capital letters are important!
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What if a union has not provided employees to an employer? The employer has been signatory for 7 years and only 1 member has ever been provided. The remainder of the employees were employer hires.
The purpose of unions is to protect employees at a given organization or in a given industry, not to provide new hires. That is the job of the employer. In...
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My three formerly blue hydrangeas are planted with a tarp on the soil and small rocks and pebbles around them and other plants. Bricks were used as an edger. The complex uses a landscape service, and I'm not allowed to plant or remove things in the landscape. My hydrangeas were purchased blue. What can I do?
My best guess is that the pebbles and brick contain limestone, which is easily dissolved in water and will raise the pH of the soil. You'll have to water with...
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The oranges were left outside and there were bugs in them when I brought them back in. If I remove the bugs, are the oranges still edible?
It is probably best not to eat them. But you can if you want to. If you have any screen cover to keep them out you can keep any bugs...
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How do I get my Outlook inbox folders to be listed in alphabetical order? They were before; I changed something, and now they are not.
In Outlook, select the Folder tab. In the Clean Up section, select Show All Folders A to Z.
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Will strawberries picked today still be good if kept in the basket that they were picked, for two days in the fridge?
Yes, if stored in the fridge, your strawberries will be good for two days, maybe even a few more.
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