How to remove vomit stains from clothing 
Scrape any solids off the garment. 
As with any stain, the faster you move to treat the stain, the more success you will have removing it. This may be particularly difficult with vomit, since handling clothing covered with vomit is not very appealing, but it's in your best interest to work quickly.

OPTIONS:
- If you want to take the item to a professional, first pull the clothing from the garment. If you're concerned that you may need to use a special scraper, particularly at home, ask your boss to give you one.
- First, remove every noticeable remainder of the vomit, including any surface stains or staining that have already transferred onto the clothing. If wished, you can lay the garment on top of a towel to absorb any remaining stool.
- Rinse the stain with warm water. If treated immediately, a strong blast of water may be enough to get the vomit out of your clothes.
- Use a cloth or sponge or any other soft material to get as much off the fabric as possible. Try to maintain a safe distance from all objects that may have touched the stain.

Rinse the stain with warm water. If treated immediately, a strong blast of water may be enough to get the vomit out of your clothes.

How to detect freezer burn 
Look the food packaging. 
An opening in the food packaging or a tear in the plastic indicate that the food has been exposed to cold, outside air, and has a higher chance of being freezer burned. 
Inspect the food.

OPTIONS:
- Remove the food from the packaging, and check the food for dry areas, areas of discoloration, and ice crystals. Food with any of these qualities, is highly likely to be freezer burned.
- The first step to determining whether your food was exposed to freezer burn is to take a look at your food. What treats, movie or beer have you seen every day? What food seemed to be healthy when its exposed? This will help you evaluate whether or not it was freezer burned.
- This is a matter of observation, as food in the freezer may have been exposed to a heat source when it was packaged. If food appears cooked, soiled, or otherwise unclean, this can be a large cause of a freezer burn.
- Unwrap the food from the packaging and examine it for ice crystals. If there are ice crystals clogging the opening in the food, the food has been the victim of freezer burn.

Remove the food from the packaging, and check the food for dry areas, areas of discoloration, and ice crystals. Food with any of these qualities, is highly likely to be freezer burned.

How to store dates 
Place your dates in an airtight container. 
Glass or plastic tupperware works well. Pack the dates as tightly as you want to in the container.

OPTIONS:
- Alternatively, place the dates in a resealable plastic bag. Squeeze out the air and seal the bag.
- Some containers may leak liquid, making it dangerous to store your dates inside. Plastic tupperware is airtight and will not leak.
- Air will suck the dates in, creating a bad odor. At the very least, ensure the dates are completely airtight before you put them in the fridge.
- Sealing is not advised while you're storing them. Air pockets catch air and increase the chances of the date becoming airborne or melting.

Alternatively, place the dates in a resealable plastic bag. Squeeze out the air and seal the bag.

Using his foot for the base and drumming on the snare like a natural. A woman is on a piano playing along with the child. they

OPTIONS:
- continue playing the drums and playing the music.
- have a small audience sitting and watching them perform.
- continue to play the drum better and play till there's no longer a fist drumming loudly in the background.
- are both playing and singing along very intently while they're playing for joy.


have a small audience sitting and watching them perform.