Problem: How to make hopia baboy
Mix together the oil dough.
Combine 1 cup (250 ml) all-purpose flour with 1/3 cup (80 ml) vegetable oil, mixing until evenly combined into a smooth dough.
If desired, you can also add 1/4 tsp (1.25 ml) red or yellow food coloring after combining the oil and flour. OPTIONS:
- You only need to use enough to achieve a pinkish color. The color of the dough will be lighter with the oil and coloring, so your fry will be darker if you're creating larger pieces.
- Mix until the color is even throughout the dough. The addition of food coloring is strictly optional, though.
- Refrigerate in a bowl. After just three hours, the dough will be too dry to form a ball and will become squishy, sticky, and delicious.
- Alternatively, you could add 1/4 tsp (1.25 ml) garlic powder and 1 tsp (3 g) of dried thyme. Use a food processor to process the ingredients.

Answer: Mix until the color is even throughout the dough. The addition of food coloring is strictly optional, though.

Problem: A couple of camels are lying on the ground next to their riders. A man helps someone get on a camel and stand up. then he OPTIONS:
- gets off the camel first and helps another up onto his back.
- leaves and a young boy walks back towards the gate.
- guides them as they ride the camel around town.
- leads the camels away and gets back on his camel.

Answer: guides them as they ride the camel around town.

Problem: How to clean a waterpik
Wipe down the unit regularly.
Unplug the unit. Wipe down the reservoir with a soft cloth and a cleaner that is mild and non-abrasive. OPTIONS:
- The process will be very similar to cleaning an aquarium. If you find yourself unsure, consult the manufacturer's manual for further instruction.
- Scrub all holes and cracks in the unit. Avoid using table salt, which could contaminate the cleaning process and lead to secondary errors.
- Then rinse the unit by running through full reservoir of pure warm water. Do this as often as weekly if you use your waterpik often.
- Try an isopropyl alcohol or tsp. Isopropyl alcohol is most effective at treating waterpik stains.
Answer: Then rinse the unit by running through full reservoir of pure warm water. Do this as often as weekly if you use your waterpik often.