Understanding Local Debt: Certificates of Obligation. The motto of the B/CS Tea Party is Teach. Empower. Act. and we take that seriously. Thatâs why we bring the best speakers we can find to give presentations at our monthly meetings and special events. Cindy Mallete of Americans for Prosperity â Texas is just one of these speakers. In continuing the research in local debt that Cindy began at our January meeting, we must learn the definitions and intent of the lexicon of municipal spending and borrowing.
Wipe the remaining stains with the dish cloth until the oven is clean. Add white vinegar generously to paper towels. Wipe the oven with the paper towels to keep the oven smelling fresh and toss them into the trash bag. Scrub the oven racks that are soaking in your sink and remove food stains with a sponge.Rinse off the racks and dry them with paper towels or a dish cloth.dd white vinegar generously to paper towels. Wipe the oven with the paper towels to keep the oven smelling fresh and toss them into the trash bag. Scrub the oven racks that are soaking in your sink and remove food stains with a sponge. Rinse off the racks and dry them with paper towels or a dish cloth.
1 Clean your oven racks: Meanwhile, clean your oven racks. 2  See the full cleaning tutorial here. 3  Wipe out the oven: After 12 hours or overnight, take a damp dish cloth and wipe out as much of the dried baking soda paste as you can.4  Use a plastic or silicone spatula to help scrape off the paste as needed. Make a baking soda paste: In a small bowl, mix a 1/2 cup of baking soda with a few tablespoons of water. 2  Adjust the ratio of both as needed until you have a spreadable paste. 3  For me this took about 3 tablespoons of water to get the desired spreadable consistency.