Cherry Thawley

As someone who does a lot of laundry for a family of five, I can tell you practically: detergents just work better for modern cleaning needs. They're formulated with surfactants that are more effective on oily stains, they rinse out more completely from fabrics, and they don't leave residue that can damage washing machines over time. Plus, liquid detergents work better in cold water, which most of us use now to save energy. Soaps might be more "natural," but for actual cleaning power, detergents win hands down.

The Recycle Bin (Windows) or Trash (Mac) is like a safety net for your files! When you delete files, they go here instead of being permanently erased immediately. This is significant because: Prevents accidental deletion - You can restore files if you delete them by mistake Allows recovery - If you realize later you need a deleted file, it's probably still in Recycle Bin Manages disk space - Files in Recycle Bin still take up space, reminding you to empty it periodically Gives you time - It provides a buffer period before permanent deletionThe Recycle Bin typically holds deleted files until it reaches about 5% of your hard drive size, then automatically deletes oldest files. Always check here before panicking about lost files!

I've been playing AC since launch, and here's what I've found: You can't mail DIY recipes to friends directly through the airport, which is kinda annoying. The drop method works, but make sure you're actually dropping the recipe card and not the crafted item! The card has the DIY logo on it. Also, if you have duplicate recipes piling up, many players create "take one, leave one" areas on their islands where visitors can swap recipes. It's a great community practice that helps everyone complete their collections!