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How to reduce electronic waste
Reconsider upgrading your cell phone every year.
Many mobile phone carriers offer incentives to purchase new devices or offer early upgrades to get you to spend more money. Sure, getting the latest hi-tech phone would be nice, but if your current device still works, there may be no need to upgrade.

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- Turning in new batteries will save you a lot of money in the long run. Read the maintenance information that comes with a phone.
- Online devices can save some money if you can simply buy new accessories or walk more distances for half of your bill. An update or backup phone will dramatically lower your monthly payments.
- Contact your phone company (such as equifax) to see if they offer the option. Call companies that incorporate smartphones into your plan.
- Consider keeping it for another year, or as long as it lasts you. Avoid the temptation to buy a new device just because it's cheap.
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Consider keeping it for another year, or as long as it lasts you. Avoid the temptation to buy a new device just because it's cheap.

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A woman demonstrates how to make lemonade from a kitchen using lemons and water. a woman

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- is standing in a kitchen next to a bowl of multi colored fruit.
- deals in pastries and baking soda.
- shows outdoor pots filled with lemons while showing how to use them.
- sits at a red booth and spreads lemonade.
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is standing in a kitchen next to a bowl of multi colored fruit.

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How to identify a siberian tiger
Look for long, thick fur.
Because siberian tigers live in colder climates than other tiger subspecies, they have considerably thicker coats. Most other tigers will have a very thin layer of fur close to their body.

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- Siberian tigers often have thin coats that are made from specific materials that repel the cold and will not compete with the other types of fur. Siberian tigers are known as " rhode ors, " or " jumpers.
- Siberian tigers also typically have white or tan skin, without shades of brown. Their fur will be pale and coarse, with geometric stripes or patches of fur along their body.
- Siberian tigers, in contrast, will look a bit puffy because of their longer fur. Because of their colder environment, siberian tigers will even have thick fur on their paws.
- If your siberian tiger is a larger sized tiger, then look for a small with a long coat or big. Check for eight or more striped stripes.
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Siberian tigers, in contrast, will look a bit puffy because of their longer fur. Because of their colder environment, siberian tigers will even have thick fur on their paws.

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How to stop squeaky door hinges
Try to lubricate the hinge pin without removing it.
Before you try to remove the hinge pin from a door, try lubricating it first. You may be able to spray enough oil into the hinge pin without needing to actually remove the door.

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- The oil will lubricate the pin and the door, leaving it less likely to snap. Use a set of needle-nose pliers to remove the hinge pin.
- Spray in an even spray to ensure the oil and lubricant are completely mixed into the door. You may also want to use a very small amount of superglue on the hinge pin before you start.
- Use some silicon-based blaster spray to coat the hinge as best you can and see if this fixes your squeaky door before trying other methods. Remove the hinge pin using a hammer and nail punch.
- Sometimes oiled brass posts can be treated with an oil-based lubricant. Lubricate the hinge pin completely with a general lubricant.
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Use some silicon-based blaster spray to coat the hinge as best you can and see if this fixes your squeaky door before trying other methods. Remove the hinge pin using a hammer and nail punch.