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How to make static electricity
Tie a piece of sugarless puffed cereal to the end of a thread.
You can actually test how well certain objects develop electrical charges (static) by making a homemade electroscope. To make a simple electroscope, tie a piece of puffed sugarless cereal to a thread and hang the thread off something such as a table or paper towel rack.

OUT: Rub a comb or inflated balloon (not helium) with a piece of wool. Plastic combs and wool are two of the more common household objects that hold a great static charge.

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How to apply mulch
Select an organic mulch to add nutrients to your lawn.
Organic mulches include wood chips, straw, grass clippings, chopped leaves, and compost. When the mulch breaks down, it naturally adds nutrients to the underlying soil.

OUT: Organic mulch will also help with water retention, weed prevention, and will protect plant roots. Organic mulches won't, however, protect from pests.

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How to plant daylilies
Purchase nursery-grown starter plants or obtain root divisions.
Daylilies are difficult to start at home. Visit your local nursery and buy a few starter plants.

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If you know another gardener in the process of dividing daylilies, ask if they'd be willing to share some of their root divisions with you. Root divisions are created when multi-stemmed plants are pulled apart to form single stems.