If you have a template, now is the time to use it. Otherwise, hold the hood into place and have a partner mark inside the holes for the screws. Where you drill the screws depends largely on whether you're mounting your hood directly into the wall or into existing cabinetry. Note: If you are mounting directly into a wall using brackets, drill the screws fully into the wall; if you are mounting into existing cabinetry, drill the screws only halfway into the cabinetry you want the range hood to be able to slip over these screws and rest on top of them. If you're mounting into the wall, for example, and the wall is tiled, use a nail set and hammer to tack small holes into the tile. This way, you're less likely to damage the tile when you drill your mounting brackets directly into the wall. If the cabinet is thin, you might need to install wooden blocks to accommodate and strengthen the mounting screws. The vent should match the hole for the ductwork for vented range hoods. Realign the hood as needed before tightening the screws. Run the cable from inside the wall through the cable hold in the hood. The fan and light both have black and white wires that must be attached. If you have never done an electrical project before or don't fully understand the manufacturer's electrical instructions, call an electrician to help you out. Connect the two black wires from inside the hood to the one black wire from inside the wall. Repeat this process with the white wires. Fasten the green grounding wire coming from the wall to a grounding screw on the range hood. If you are using a plug in hood, install an electric plug if you don't have an existing plug. Then plug in your hood. Then, replace the hood cover by tightening the screws. If the range hood is vented, check the duct outside to ensure proper ventilation.
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One-sentence summary -- Mark the holes for the screws and cable. Drill the mounting brackets or screws into the wall or cabinet above. Check your alignment. Connect the wires. Reattach the filters to the hood and fasten any grease guards back onto the hood. Reset the power and test the workability of the fan and light.

Tap the App Store icon, which is a light-blue app with an "A" made of writing utensils on it. Tap the magnifying glass icon at the bottom of the screen, then tap the search bar at the top of the screen. On an iPad, tap instead the search bar in the top-right corner of the screen. Make sure you spell it correctly. It's a blue button in the bottom-right corner of the keyboard. This button is to the right of the "Minecraft: Pocket Edition" heading. It will appear in the same place as the $6.99 icon did. Doing so will grant the App Store access to your payment information, which will complete the payment and prompt Minecraft to begin downloading. If you have Touch ID on your iPhone, you can scan your fingerprint instead. Once Minecraft finishes downloading, you can tap OPEN where the price was to open Minecraft.
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One-sentence summary -- Open your iPhone's App Store. Open the "Search" feature. Type minecraft into the search bar. Tap Search. Tap $6.99. Tap INSTALL when prompted. Enter your Apple ID password when prompted.

It doesn't matter whether you use normal sand or red sand. Both turn into ordinary glass. Craft a furnace out of eight cobblestone if you don't have one already. Place it on the ground, then right click to open the smelting window. Move the sand into the top square. Put coal, wood, or any other fuel into the bottom square of the furnace. As long as there's fuel in the furnace, it will turn each block of sand into a block of glass. Each block takes a few seconds to make, so be patient. The glass will appear in the results square in the smelting window. In the default Minecraft skin, glass looks like a light blue, mostly transparent cube. Glass is a full-sized block that is completely transparent to light. You cannot recover the glass block by breaking it, so don't put it down until you're sure you want it there. A tool with the Silk Touch enchantment can recover the glass block intact.
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One-sentence summary -- Gather sand. Put the sand in a furnace. Add fuel. Take the glass from the furnace. Place your glass.

Pour water that has just boiled over your Barbie's hair, or dip her head into boiled water for about 10 seconds. Be very careful when boiling and handling hot water, and avoid getting it on anything other than the Barbie's hair. Boiling water and handling boiled water should be performed by an adult. Children should get help from a parent or guardian for this step. If you cannot get adult supervision or you can't or don't want to boil water, you can simply use the warmest water from your sink. There's a chance your Barbie's curls won't last quite as long, but it should achieve about the same effect. Let your Barbie cool for a few minutes after applying hot water to the hair. Then put her into your freezer to allow the hair to cool and set. Leave your Barbie in the freezer for about 30-60 minutes, or until the hair is hardened/frozen, before removing it. Ensure that the doll isn't near open food items or anything else that could stick to it in the freezer. Set your Barbie on a bath towel or paper towel and allow the hair to thaw out and dry completely. Be prepared to wait several hours for this to happen, otherwise the curls will not hold. Start this process before bed and leave your Barbie's hair to dry overnight for an easy way to wait patiently before your final results. To speed up the drying process, you can also blot at the hair periodically with an absorbent towel. Just make sure you don't pull out any of the braids or curlers while doing so. When the Barbie's hair is dry, carefully undo the braids or remove the straws, foil, or pipe cleaners you used as curlers. Do this gently without straightening out the resulting curls. Remember to unfold the ends of pipe cleaners or aluminum foil, or remove the bobby pins from either end of a straw, before pulling them out. Take out your first braid or curler slowly and check to see if the hair is still damp. If it is, redo the braid or curl as best you can, and leave the whole head of hair to dry for longer before taking everything out.
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Dip Barbie's head into hot water. Place your Barbie into the freezer. Allow the hair to dry completely. Pull your braids/curlers out gently.